where are some weight loss camps for girls at?
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There are quite a few- depends on where you are!
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Here is a good place to start:\n\nhttp://mayoclinic.com/health/teen-weight-loss/WT00012
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try www.homestarrunner.com.\nclick toons\nclick TEen Girl Squad.\nWatch all 10.\nRepeat\n\nthere are awesome sayings in it.\n\nAnd it isn't just for girls
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once again myspace.com theres tons of ana or mia pages that have skinny girls pitures\n\nor go to Yahoo images and type in anorexia\n\nbut i think the myspace would be best
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see a docter for a weight loss program and drink lots of water. good luck !
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Two years ago I weighed 200 lbs at age 44. With grown daughters now facing weigh problems I once again tackled this issue.  I lost 70 lbs in 13 months using two methods. I first asked at a local pharmacy for a good multivitamin to perhaps give me some energy to get moving.  They recommended One A Day WeightSmart for Women-always taken with food.  I did nothing different than adding one pill daily and within 2 weeks I began to feel more rested and energized.  Over the next 31/2 months I lost 20 lbs!  These events encouraged one of my daughters to give weigh loss a try.  \nShe began a program called "Provida Six Week Body Makeover" by Michael Thurmond.  She lost 50 lbs in just under 5 months! Another daughter lost 40 lbs.  I lost the remaining 50 lbs using this program.  As with anything productive, this involves time and effort, but IT WILL WORK.  Mainly a balance of proteins and carbs 6 times a day with water at each meal.  You prepare all your food with easily found ingredients made from hundreds of recipes and a very supportive forum!  I did none of the exercises so I have some toning to do and sometimes I start to gain weight.  But I just return to the plan and loss what I need.  The first step is to go to the website and do a body profile www.provida.com and find the Six Week Body Makeover by Michael Thurmond.\nGood Luck!
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read tips on weight loss and exercise programs to help you more on this site
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go to seventeen.com or cosmogirl.com and they always have great workouts for teens that target different body areas.  the best part about it is that you dont need any special equiptment.
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Herbalife! I lost 35 pounds in two months nd I have kept it off for over a year.\n\nLink for info
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There is a camp called Camp Dixie in Alabama.It is really good and they have programs for younger kids too.
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Try the State Probation Department. They have a great camp for kids.
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That depends on if your looking for a camp only dedicated to basketball or perhaps a well rounded one with a great basketball program. There is a camp in NE Pennsylvania called camp shohola for boys. It has been around since 1941 and many of their counselors play in college. I know that they also play against other camps in the region. There website is  http://www.shohola.com
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Look into Griffon's women's basketball camps for girls. They are sponsored by and at Western Missouri State University.
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hmm u need some weight loss tips
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Try searching the web for a soccer camp in your area. And practise all the time!
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Scared Skinny: Weight-Loss Boot Camp Is Tough but Effective\n\nBy Denise Mann\nWebMD Medical News  Reviewed By Dr. Tonja Wynn Hampton  \n\n \nJuly 31, 2000 -- An ultra-strict boot camp program that promotes gradual weight loss through exercise, calorie counting, and weekly weigh-ins and support meetings really does help members lose weight for good, according to results of a five-year study.\n\nOne of the hardest parts of losing weight is maintaining the loss, but participants who stayed with the Trevose Behavior Modification Program lost nearly one-fifth of their original body weight and kept it off for five years, according to the study published in the International Journal of Obesity. More than half of Americans are overweight or obese, according to the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute.\n\nServing 1,200 people in 62 locations in New Jersey, Florida, and Pennsylvania, the Trevose Behavior Modification Program is staffed entirely by volunteers and charges no fees, but "failures" are kicked out of the program if they fail to attend the hourlong, weekly meetings or don't lose 15% of their excess weight during the first five weeks. \n\nThe program was founded in 1970 by Albert Stunkard, MD, director of the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine's Obesity Research Clinic, along with an insurance executive named David S. Zelitch, who lost 100 pounds after a heart attack -- and kept it off.\n\nThe study looked at more than 300 people who applied to the program in 1992 and 1993. Many of the applicants changed their minds and/or were rejected because they did not meet program criteria. Of 202 who started the program, 105 remained for a year, 59 were still in it after three years, and 39 people finished five years. Participants who followed the regimen for two years lost an average of 19% of their original weight. After five years, they were still 17% lighter than their original weight, the study showed.\n\nParticipants lost 2.4 times as much weight in two years as patients, in another study, who took the prescription diet pill Xenical.\n\nTo join the program, participants must be highly motivated to lose weight. Only people who need to lose 20 to 100 pounds can join. The program does not accept "morbidly obese" members, as such people should lose weight under the guidance of physicians, says member, program director, and study author Mary L. Jackson, director of the Trevose Behavior Modification Program based in Trevose, Pa.\n\n"We do it for the long term, whereas a lot of other programs do it until a participant loses weight," she tells WebMD. "It's a very disciplined program, and it's not for everyone. You have to keep records, attend meetings, and meet minimal weight loss requirements." Jackson joined the program in 1975 and lost 100 pounds. She became co-director in 1976. Now, 25 years later, she has kept off 80 to 85 pounds.\n\nMost of the existing Trevose Behavior Modification Program groups have long waiting lists, Jackson says, but new groups may begin soon. \n\nOne obesity expert who was not involved in the study says there's a simple reason the Trevose program is so effective: "If you don't do a good job, you are immediately kicked out," says Steven Peiken, MD, a professor of medicine at the Robert Wood Johnson Medical Center and head of gastroenterology at Cooper Hospital, both in Camden, N.J.\n\nBut there's hope for the many people who don't do well with such programs, he tells WebMD. \n\n"Some of these people need help curbing their appetite, feeling fuller, or preventing the absorption of fat in their diet," he says. "Fortunately, there are all types of medications available for people who can't get by with behavior modifications alone. \n\n"Obesity is such a complex, complicated problem that no single treatment will work for everybody." \n\nTo check for openings in the Trevose Behavior Modific
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Well there is this really great dieting program that keeps you healthy thin and happy it is called Isagenix.... Go to www.isagenix.com