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Best Diet Plans 2014: DASH Diet as the Best Overall Diet and Jessica Simpson's Weight Watchers is the Best Weight Loss Plan for 2014

U.S. News & World Report has released its list of annual "Best Diets" naming DASH and Weight Watchers at the top of the lists

Healthy Christmas Recipes: Low Cholesterol Alternatives this Holiday Season

The Holiday season is a delicious time of year. The Holiday season is a delicious time of year. The feasting starts with Thanksgiving and ends with New Years Day.

'Nuestro Texas:' Latinas Fight for Their Reproductive Health Despite a 'Straight-up Legislative Assault'

Jessica González-Rojas, the executive director at the National Institute of Latina Institute of Reproductive Health, highlighted "Nuestro Texas, a human rights campaign calling for reproductive health access for all women, without distinction as to geographic location, ethnicity, race, economic class, or citizen status."

Weight Watchers Success: Jessica Simpson Shows Off Weight Loss, Slimmer Figure

Jessica remained at a more curvy weight not acceptable to the entertainment business and suffered from much scrutiny from the media. But it wasn't until gaining some significant weight during her pregnancy that she decided to lose the pounds. This is very admirable, since not many celebrities are strong enough to stand up for themselves and look the way they want. Now after her second pregnancy, Jessica has stuck with her Weight Watchers contract and has been posting pictures of the up and coming commercials on her Twitter. She is sporting a big smile and a thinner frame but most importantly, a healthy weight. The successful singer, actress and fashion designer is an example of a woman in control of her image. We tend to hear too many unfortunate stories about women who go to the extremes to be skinny. It's refreshing to see powerful women like Jessica choose a safe way into living a healthy lifestyle.

NYC Mayor Bloomberg Signs Tobacco Ban for People 21 and Under

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has just passed a brand new law changing the legal age for buying tobacco products from 18 to 21. The law will be affective six months from now, when the city of New York will then have the "strictest limits on tobacco purchases" says the New York Times.

Holiday Diet Tips 2013: Ways to Keep the Fun Up and the Fat Down

Is it possible to enjoy the holidays without packing on the weight? Most people fear the year end festivities because at the end of it all, your pants always feel a bit tighter, which can be so frustrating.

"Moderately Obese" Children to Receive a Critical Letter Along with Their Candy This Halloween

One North Dakota resident called into the Y94 radio station in Fargo offering some children tricks rather than treats this Halloween. Instead of simply giving candy to every child, children who she considers to be “moderately obese” will get a critical letter in their goodie bag as well.

Latino Paradox: Why Do Immigrants Live Longer But Have Children With Poorer Health?

A recent study took a closer look at the health of first and second generation immigrant families who come to the United States and leave their traditional diets behind and adapt to the American lifestyle and diet.

Flesh-Eating Drug 'Krokodil' Found in Arizona; May Cause Rotting of Skin

A mysterious flesh-eating drug, Krokodil, is now spotted in the US, particularly Arizona. The said drug first emerged in Russia about ten years ago, Fox News reports.

Hospital Released Girl After Surviving a Rare Infection Caused by Amoeba

An Arkansas girl now named as one of the three survivors of rare infection is ready to go home. It is welcome home for the 12-year-old girl from Arkansas after being released from the hospital after contracting a rare amoeba infection.

Low Estrogen Levels in Men Can Cause Hypogonadism Signs

A recent study show the effect of low estrogen level contributing to hypogonadism signs experienced by men.

CJD Rare Brain Disease Affecting More US Patients

Suspicions rise that two more patients in Connecticut have been affected by a rare brain disease which adds to the recent total of 13 already at risk in the states of New Hampshire as well as Massachusetts.

CDC Study Reveals E-Cigarette Use Among US Children Doubles

A growing number of children using E-Cigarettes have been recorded in a recent study. A growing number of children using E-Cigarettes have been recorded in a recent study.

Study Finds Men Secretly Want Failure for Girlfriends and Wives

A recent research study shows some that men feel terrible when their female partner succeeds in the same endeavor that they aspire to.

'Refrigerator' Perry Death Hoax: NFL Legend Shoots Down Rumors in Latest Health Scare

William "Refrigerator" Perry is, in fact, alive, despite rumors of his death. William "Refrigerator" Perry is, in fact, alive, despite rumors of his death.
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