The South Beach Diet
Blood Type Diet
Food Combining
Low-Carb Diets
Weight Watchers
The Schwarzbein Principle
The Zone
More Diets
Childhood Obesity
Carb Counts for Foods & Beverages
Fitness & Exercise
Gastric Bypass
More Tips
Nutrition
Products, Supplements & Prescriptions
Success Stories
Weight Loss Tools on the Web
Body Image
Binge Eating
Cravings
Eating Disorders
Depression and Weight
Emotional Eating
Mindful Eating
Obesity FAQs
Yo-Yo Dieting
Find out what it's really like to be on the South Beach Diet, the latest, most popular diet to hit bookstore shelves. Plus, check out the latest news and Internet resources on the diet.
The Atkins diet is considered the most popular of the low-carb diets. It is based on the restriction of processed and refined carbohydrates, limiting the consumption of sugary foods, breads, pasta, and starchy vegetables.
Can you really design an effective weight loss diet based on your blood type? Find out the pros and cons of this controversial diet at these Web sites.
Food combining is the process of separating specific foods and only eating certain ones at certain meals for better digestive health... and some say the practice encourages weight loss.
Here you will find links to resources on specific low-carb diets like CAD, Atkins, and Protein Power, as well as general low-carb dieting information, tools, and recipes.
Focusing on good nutrition, portion control, and behavioral changes, Weight Watchers is one of the best and safest weight loss programs available.
Learn more about The Schwarzbein Principle, a modified low-carb diet focusing on insulin resistance and overall improvement of health.
The Zone 30-40-30 combination of eating has led many people to weight loss success. Learn details about this diet at these Web sites.
So many diets, so little time! The 'Net offers great resources for choosing which one is for you, because you can learn all about them online before you begin.
Our youth are experiencing obesity at an alarming rate of prevalence. Find out the root causes of childhood obesity, what parents can do to help, and behavior changes your child can use to create a healthier lifestyle.
Just what you need to live the low-carb lifestyle: carbohydrate counts for a variety of different types of foods and beverages, including vegetables, fruits, condiments, sauces, breads, and more!
The Web is filled with many fitness and exercise sites, but how do you know which are for you? These are the best of the best, including many beginner-friendly sites.
This surgical procedure -- commonly known as "stomach stapling" -- has been an option for those suffering from morbid obesity for some time. It has gained popularity in recent years after being undergone by pop singer Carnie Wilson.
There are a lot of great weight loss tips on the Web. Here are our top picks.
The first step to taking control of your eating is learning the basics of nutrition. Learn about food, cooking eating, nutrients, calories, fat and more at these sites.
Links directing you to additional information about various weight loss products, prescriptions, and supplements.
What's better than encouragement and advice from every day people who have succeeded at weight loss? Here you will find our "What a Loser?" article series and various weight loss success stories and homepages on the Web.
The web is chock full of free, useful tools you can use in your every day weight loss efforts. These include calorie calculators, meal planners, food diaries and much more.
Many experts say until you accept yourself, you won't love yourself enough to lose the weight and keep it off.
If you find yourself over-eating when you are not hungry -- out of emotions or boredom, then you may be suffering from Binge Eating Disorder. Find assessments, information and advice at these links as well as information on general overeating.
Your control over cravings can make or break your weight loss success and maintenance. These links provide information on how to fight cravings and win.
Studies have shown that some people who experience weight problems may also be suffering from an eating disorder. These Web sites will provide guidance and information that will help you assess you or your loved one's situation.
Depression -- some experts say it contributes to weight gain while other are say weight problems lead to depression. Either way, the two are connected.
Emotional eaters consume food when in response to emotion instead of hunger, like stress or sadness. Find out how to cope with emotional eating.
Mindful eating is based on the Zen principle of mindfulness, which requires being acutely aware and conscious of what you're eating.
Here are the answers to our most common obesity-related questions. Topics include caloric intake, morbid obesity, health risks, obesity's prevalence, and more.
Yo-yo dieting is a controversial topic: while many diet proponents say it's okay, some health officials say it just might be dangerous.
