About two years ago I opened a photography business. I always had a love and appreciation for photography. My grandfather’s past time was photography. He took a lot of black and white images and developed the film in a dark room in his house. I loved to be in there
by Michael Murphy, RD Juicing has been around for decades but seems to be growing more in popularity lately. It is not hard to find a new juice bar opening in your area. Every fruit and vegetable has its own unique nutrient profile that can help fight cancer, prevent heart
by Tammy J. Colter MasterChef Judge Graham Elliott has a career that some would envy. He gets paid to taste gourmet dishes created by aspiring chefs. On an almost daily basis, he gives his palate quite the workout by experiencing a variety of heavenly foods; rich, creamy sauces, French truffles,
Editor’s Note: This article by Dr. Arya M. Sharma is part 4 of a 5 part series, “Why I Support Bariatric Surgery”. Links to parts 1, 2, and 3 are located at the bottom of this page. Why I Support Bariatric Surgery (Part 4) In previous posts, I discussed the
According to the Boy Scouts of America, “The basic premise of Scouting for youth with disabilities and special needs is that they want most to participate like other youth—and Scouting gives them that opportunity.” Not if a scout is obese. This week, in July 2013, scouts (and their leaders) with
In 2009, Richard Kalasky weighed in at over 348 pounds. He suffered from uncontrolled sleep apnea, high blood pressure, and was advised by his doctors that he could no longer live at the altitude in Colorado and needed to move down to sea level. Tired of using oxygen and BiPAP
Do you realize that the average American consumes an astounding two to three pounds of sugar each week? Sugar is disguised in many different forms such as sucrose (table sugar), dextrose (corn sugar), and high-fructose corn syrup. It is used in many foods you wouldn't even consider. It is added
“I’m living anew, feeling younger, and am motivated to get out and “DO” things!” Nancee Nichols describes herself as always being an active person, having camped and hiked all over the world. “I knew I was overweight but I tried not to let it stop me”, recalls Nancee. At age
Our obese bodies are a symbol of many things...more than anything it's a sign we wear around our waist saying this how we deal with stress, anxiety and depression... 20lbs to cope with not being able to find a job, +30lbs because you don't know how to deal with your
Friday’s ObesityHelp National Conference agenda is Finalized! Clothing Exchange, swap don’t shop! Stop by the Monterrey Room at the Crowne Plaza and donate the clothes that you’re ready to say good-bye to. Your clothing donation will go to another person making their way through their weight loss surgery journey but don’t leave empty handed, swap your
