Body acceptance tied to healthy eating
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NEW YORK  - Women who accept their bodies,   flaws and all, are more likely to eat healthily or intuitively,   new research shows. This suggests that women's typical reasons   for dieting -- dissatisfaction with their bodies -- may   backfire.
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Modifying the consumption of different food-groups may keep body weight from creeping up over time, new research suggests.
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All year, Karen Zohner struggles to keep excess food and goodies out of her targeting radar. It helps her keep her health and weight under control.
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NEW YORK  - For women recovering from anorexia nervosa, achieving a normal percentage of body fat seems to indicate that they have a good chance of beating the disease long-term.
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Dec. 6, 2004 - America&#39;s hectic lifestyle, fueled by sleep loss, is feeding the obesity epidemic, according to new research. This week, two studies address this phenomenon -- building on earlier research pointing
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Believe it or not, those are among the benefits of exercising more and eating healthier.
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CINCINNATI - A woman who weighed more than 300 pounds noticed something strange happening to her body.  As she lost more than 60 pounds over several weeks without going on a diet, she said she could feel a large mass growing inside her. "It didn't feel normal," Grace Radtke said.
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Outgoing people tend to be overweight, while anxious types are more likely to be thin, according to Japanese researchers who examined the links between personality and body mass.
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Nutrition, obsession, global business:  an exploration of our second most basic desire.
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More than three-quarters of obese Americans say they have healthy eating habits, according to a survey of more than 11,000 people.
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NEW YORK  - Measuring body fat, rather than body mass index, appears to more accurately identify people who need lifestyle interventions to lose weight, study findings suggest.
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People who adopt four healthy principles can add as much as 14 years to their lives, study reveals
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A study by researchers at King&#39;s College in London has found overweight children are at risk for becoming bulimic adults. The study examined 154 twin sisters, one of each developed an eating disorder.
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NEW YORK  - People who opt for a meal at a "healthy" restaurant often consume more calories than they would dining at fast food joints that make no health claims, a new study shows.
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To a degree some may find hard to swallow, science is proving the old adage "you are what you eat."
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NEW YORK  - Sitting down for regular family meals may protect teen girls from developing eating disorders, according to a new study published in the Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine.
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NEW YORK  - Obese children and teens lost   weight, made new friends and felt more confident after   participating in a community-based program that consisted of   individual counseling, group physical activities and parental   group sessions, UK researchers report.