Each week, DietsInReview.com will recap the hottest headlines in weight loss, diet and health news to keep you informed of news you can really use.
Healthy Halloween Recipes for Kids
Ditch the candy apples, candy bars and cupcakes for some treats that are just as funky, but not nearly as packed with sugar and fat. Plus, they’re super fun to make!
Five Healthiest Foods for Fall
There is a bounty of wholesome foods that are in season now and offer a wealth of health benefits.
Each week, DietsInReview.com will recap the hottest headlines in weight loss, diet and health news to keep you informed of news you can really use.
Announcing traineoPLUS Launch with DietsInReview.com
We’ve partnered with traineoPLUS, a revolutionary new online weight management program.
Blogs Against Breast Cancer 2009
Help us raise money for the National Breast Cancer Foundation in our second annual Blogs Against Breast Cancer drive. We’ll make a $5 donation when you place our “My Blog Cares” badge on your site.
Each week, DietsInReview.com will recap the hottest headlines in weight loss, diet and health news to keep you informed of news you can really use.
Blogs Against Breast Cancer 2009
Help us raise money for the National Breast Cancer Foundation in our second annual Blogs Against Breast Cancer drive. We’ll make a $5 donation when you place our “My Blog Cares” badge on your site.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Learn more about how you can prevent this disease, that will affect one in eight women, by introducing healthy diet and fitness habits into your life.
Win a Grocery List Makeover for Healthier Shopping
Healthy eating begins with the foods you choose at the grocery store. So, we’re going to give two people a makeover that will show in their shopping carts!
Each week, DietsInReview.com will recap the hottest headlines in weight loss, diet and health news to keep you informed of news you can really use.
Autism Awareness Week
This week we featured several moms and experts all sharing their take on how nutrition and fitness play a positive role in managing their child’s autism. Learn more about the Feingold Diet, GFCF Diet, satisfying a finicky eater, the benefits of yoga, and even hear how a Biggest Loser family incorporates healthier habits for all of their kids!
Employer Forced to Pay for Obese Employee’s Weight Loss Surgery
A case affecting a small pizza establishment in Indiana is bound to have national implications, and add fuel to the fire of the growing health care debate.
When most people think about a worker’s compensation case, you think of someone injuring themselves on the job, and they are compensated because it happened as a direct result of their duties at work.
No rational company would resent a worker that right. But, now there’s a case of worker’s compensation in Schererville, Indiana that is sure to create a spark in the health care debate, and bring on some emotional arguments from people who are at a healthy weight.
In 2007, at 340 pounds, Adam Childers was working at The Gourmet Pizza in Schererville when he was smacked in the back by a freezer door. He needed surgery, and was going to be compensated for the procedure. Perfectly rational, right? Well, there’s more to the story.
Childers could not get the back surgery performed to alleviate his pain until he underwent weight loss surgery first to drop significant weight from his frame. But, surely Childers couldn’t expect that his employer would pay for this procedure, would he?
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