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Soda Is Not the #1 Cause of Obesity

Soda Is Not the #1 Cause of Obesity

There's no doubt that soda makes us fat, but treating it as the primary cause of obesity could actually exacerbate the problem.

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Obesity in Food Deserts Must Be Solved Through Education

Obesity in Food Deserts Must Be Solved Through Education

Reducing obesity through the elimination of food deserts is possible; but only if access to healthy food is redefined to mean physical proximity, affordability, and education.

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Is Obesity the New Acceptable Discrimination?

Is Obesity the New Acceptable Discrimination?

It's still acceptable to discriminate against fat people today, and the anti-obesity crusade is proof.

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Obesity Food Deserts Have Given Way to Food Swamps

Obesity Food Deserts Have Given Way to Food Swamps

The argument of terminologies misses the true issue of minimal nutrition education and the marketing of junk foods that define the food swamp culture.

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Can Fat People Be Healthy?

Can Fat People Be Healthy?

Fat people are often assumed to be unhealthy, but the association between obesity and poor health isn't as strong as it seems.

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Miley Cyrus Gluten Free Diet is a Hoax, and 3 Other Weight Loss Scams

Miley Cyrus Gluten Free Diet is a Hoax, and 3 Other Weight Loss Scams

From gluten-free to vegetarian diets, here are the 4 worst diets to avoid if you want to lose weight and stay healthy.

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In Wake of Vogue Obesity Article, What Should (or Shouldn't) Parents Do About Child Weight Issues?

In Wake of Vogue Obesity Article, What Should (or Shouldn't) Parents Do About Child Weight Issues?

Promote sound eating habits and active lifestyles to prevent childhood obesity. Should weight issues occur, resolve them with a sensitive determination that doesn't value form over substance.

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