WebMD - Weight Control Newsletter

Friday, August 14, 2009

In This Issue:

  • Don’t Let Girls’ Night Out Ruin Your Waistline
  • Banish Weight Gain Behaviors
  • A New Diet Pill, but Is It Safe?

Ready, Set ... Get Started
With a Weight Loss Plan
Fad diets don't work for true weight loss,
and they can be dangerous. Get smart
and get fast weightloss safety tips.
Also See:
  • Can Water Help You Lose Weight?
  • Getting Restarted on Weight Loss
  • Go Ahead, Indulge! (a Little)

Health News & Features

Don’t Let Girls’ Night Out Ruin Your Waistline
Girls' night out is great, but eating with a large group of female friends
may bust your diet.
Also See:
  • Stress Adds Belly Fat
  • High Cholesterol Linked to Alzheimer's

Banish Weight Gain Behaviors
You may be sabotaging your weight loss program with eating habits
you don't even know you have.
Also See:
  • Stay Hydrated: Here's How!
  • The Benefits of Summer Corn

More From WebMD:
  • The Sweet Truth About Chocolate - See Pictures
  • ADHD: Top Foods for Better Focus
  • Weight Control After Hysterectomy

Members Are Talking

A New Diet Pill, but Is It Safe?
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