http://dieting.toplisted.net Our round up of the top Dieting news stories of the day on the Top Listed Network Wed, 27 Aug 2008 13:40:50 +0100 http://dieting.toplisted.net/news.php?article=1219840850&element=1 http://dieting.toplisted.net/news.php?article=1219840850&element=1 ]]> Same skills can translate into healthier body, healthier budget. The Toplisted Network (http://www.toplisted.net) rssWebmaster@toplisted.net Wed, 27 Aug 2008 13:40:50 +0100 http://dieting.toplisted.net/news.php?article=1219840850&element=2 http://dieting.toplisted.net/news.php?article=1219840850&element=2 ]]> The last decade can be defined by the ups and downs of different fad diets -- which seem to go in and out of fashion like shoulder pads and hemlines. The Toplisted Network (http://www.toplisted.net) rssWebmaster@toplisted.net Wed, 27 Aug 2008 13:40:50 +0100 http://dieting.toplisted.net/news.php?article=1219840850&element=3 http://dieting.toplisted.net/news.php?article=1219840850&element=3 ]]> It's a bit odd, perhaps, to handle a fast food client such as Burger King and to write a book about proper dieting. The Toplisted Network (http://www.toplisted.net) rssWebmaster@toplisted.net Wed, 27 Aug 2008 13:40:50 +0100 http://dieting.toplisted.net/news.php?article=1219840850&element=4 http://dieting.toplisted.net/news.php?article=1219840850&element=4 ]]> Diet crazes: One minute it's low carbs (carbohydrates), the next minute it's no fats. Then it's no snacking. What's a person supposed to think these days? Taking a closer look at fitness crazes, from a nutritional perspective, can separate the myths from the facts. The Toplisted Network (http://www.toplisted.net) rssWebmaster@toplisted.net Wed, 27 Aug 2008 13:40:50 +0100 http://dieting.toplisted.net/news.php?article=1219840850&element=5 http://dieting.toplisted.net/news.php?article=1219840850&element=5 ]]> THE first piece of good news this book brings is the revelation that extreme dieting actually makes you fatter. It makes you sick. The Toplisted Network (http://www.toplisted.net) rssWebmaster@toplisted.net Wed, 27 Aug 2008 13:40:50 +0100 http://dieting.toplisted.net/news.php?article=1219840850&element=6 http://dieting.toplisted.net/news.php?article=1219840850&element=6 ]]> Short-term dieting success can help people control diabetes for years -- even if they regain all the lost weight, a new study suggests. Portland-based Kaiser Permanente researchers tracked the weight gain and loss patterns of more than 2,500 patients newly diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. The Toplisted Network (http://www.toplisted.net) rssWebmaster@toplisted.net Wed, 27 Aug 2008 13:40:50 +0100 http://dieting.toplisted.net/news.php?article=1219840850&element=7 http://dieting.toplisted.net/news.php?article=1219840850&element=7 ]]> Kevin Kopjak doesn?t care much about carbs, fat, sodium or high fructose corn syrup. He generally reads only two things on a nutrition label: the portion size and the calories. He says the strategy has helped him lose and keep off 100 pounds. ?Counting calories seems to work for me,? says Kopjak, 29, of San Francisco, Calif., who initially did Atkins and several other diets before switching to ... The Toplisted Network (http://www.toplisted.net) rssWebmaster@toplisted.net Wed, 27 Aug 2008 13:40:50 +0100 http://dieting.toplisted.net/news.php?article=1219840850&element=8 http://dieting.toplisted.net/news.php?article=1219840850&element=8 ]]> SAN JOSE, Calif. - When 12-year-old Austen admitted to his mother he was uncomfortable about his weight, Erica Lovett was surprised - and clueless about how to help him. She and her husband struggled with their weight, too. The Toplisted Network (http://www.toplisted.net) rssWebmaster@toplisted.net Wed, 27 Aug 2008 13:40:50 +0100 http://dieting.toplisted.net/news.php?article=1219840850&element=9 http://dieting.toplisted.net/news.php?article=1219840850&element=9 ]]> A friend of mine recently slimmed down on Weight Watchers. She joined two months ago, and in just a couple of weeks, she'd shed 10 pounds. She'd been trying for a year to lose weight, but nothing worked -- until now. Why did Weight Watchers work so well? For a really fascinating reason: because it isn't a normal diet. It's something more. Something fun. It's an RPG. The Weight ... The Toplisted Network (http://www.toplisted.net) rssWebmaster@toplisted.net Wed, 27 Aug 2008 13:40:50 +0100 http://dieting.toplisted.net/news.php?article=1219840850&element=10 http://dieting.toplisted.net/news.php?article=1219840850&element=10 ]]> The dietary supplement alpha lipoic acid may prevent dieters from packing the pounds back on after they go off their weight-loss plans, a study finds. The Toplisted Network (http://www.toplisted.net) rssWebmaster@toplisted.net Wed, 27 Aug 2008 13:40:50 +0100