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New Year, New You: Make Fit a Lifestyle

Laticia Jackson The beginning of the year is symbolic of a new start for many. The previous year is over and it is time to move forward and set new goals. For you, one of your goals my involve getting serious about your health. This is a great goal, but for many, they will approach this goal with great zeal only to find themselves burned out, lacking motivation, consistency and guidance. Has this ever happened to you?

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4 Essential Steps To Weight Loss Success

In this world of quick fixes, many of us do not want to invest in hard work when it comes to weight loss. In this article, staff writer, Terry Pryor will give you four simple steps that if done together, will guarantee weight loss.

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Beginning With The Fitness B.A.S.I.C.S

Loretta Green You've decided to commit to incorporating some form of physical activity into your lifestyle because you understand the benefit and importance. But where do you begin? This article is aimed at providing you with the tools to not only begin your quest to a healthier self, but also to help you remain on a positive path of good health and fitness.

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10 Easy Steps to Jumpstart Your Weight Management Program

Moshe Lewis, MD Weight loss is an excellent resolution to have in spite of how difficult it may seem. Although there are many diets and fads that come and go, even a 10-pound weight loss can improve your health and your risk for diseases associated with obesity, like Type 2 diabetes, hypertension and heart disease.

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Losing Weight for Better Health

David Pryor, MD The first step toward making a change is identifying and acknowledging a problem. Sisters, we have a problem with weight and obesity in our community. According to current statistics, between 50 and 66% of African American women can be classified as being "overweight". African American women suffer from obesity at an alarmingly disproportionate rate when compared to women of other races.

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