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Add to myYahoo!? Master the art of resilience. (HuffPost Fitness)? Ways to prep a quick, healthy dinner. (fitsugar)? A quick fix for feeling down in the dumps. (The Stir)? Can you make your husband change? (YourTango)? How to handle your debt. (HuffPost Women? How to handle difficult people. (YouBeauty)? Vegetable cocktails you should try. (Organic Authority)? Health and fitness books you should buy. (Well + Good)... More »
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Add to myYahoo!Remember when Salma Hayek nursed a hungry baby in Africa? (If not, you can watch it below.) Milk-sharing has been making a comeback in recent years as the many health benefits of breastfeeding have become widely known, and now an AOL jobs article says that the professional wet nurse is the latest nursing trend.
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Add to myYahoo!I've already written about how amazing it is that Snooki's new Zantrex commercial features the same music as Jessie Spano's caffeine pill breakdown. Now it's time for me to have a serious talk about her new body and why I'm so bummed that she's peddling diet drugs instead of focusing on all the other hard work she's been doing to get healthy. More »
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Add to myYahoo!A new poll says 30% of parents have seen at least one worrisome behavior in their children that could be associated with an eating disorder?and they're blaming it on school-based anti-obesity programs. Of course, lowering childhood obesity rates is a good thing, but it seems a lot of school programs are taking a dangerous approach: Instead of teaching kids how to life a happy, healthy lifestyle through positive role models, they teach them how not to be obese. The difference?inspiration vs. fear?makes all the difference between controlling obesity and, it appears, eating disorders. More »
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Add to myYahoo!Whether a doctor's weight interferes with his or her ability to diagnose patients is a question I would normally consider stupid and insulting. But new research shows it might actually be the case?at least when that diagnosis is obesity. According to a study published this month in the journal Obesity, physicians who were overweight or obese were far less likely to diagnose obese patients than docs in the normal weight range. More »
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Add to myYahoo!Whether a doctor's weight interferes with his or her ability to diagnose patients is a question I would normally consider stupid and insulting. But new research shows it might actually be the case?at least when that diagnosis is obesity. According to a study published this month in the journal Obesity, physicians who were overweight or obese were far less likely to diagnose obese patients than docs in the normal weight range. More »
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Add to myYahoo!?Health and fitness books you should buy. (Well + Good)? How to get a romantic getaway the green way. (Organic Authority)? Food that lower cholesterol. (YouBeauty)? How to handle your debt. (HuffPost Women? Sex moves women are afraid to ask for. (YourTango)? Workout clothes to help with your resolutions. (The Stir)? workouts to take you to your max. (fitsugar)Does yoga count as cardio? (HuffPost Fitness)... More »
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Add to myYahoo!Contrary to what you may be inclined to believe by the period-shaming media, your monthly flow is not embarrassing, not blue, not consistant, and often, not monthly at all. In fact, for most women, at some point in their lives, unusual menstruation is the norm--and that perfect, 28-day cycle is an illusive creature, like a hormonal unicorn leaping over rainbows of body-positive tampon ads off on the horizon. But even with that knowledge, when your period does something unpredicted, it can still be worrisome. More »
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