The long and short of our analysis of weight loss products shows that the historic approaches to weight loss delivers short-term benefits. But, once the: stimulants, fat blockers, carb blockers, starvation diets, specialty diets, special packaged foods or strenuous exercise stops, people regain weight.

Our penchant to address “symptoms” declining health, either medically or naturally, might be all wrong. According to Bechamp and Bernard, a decline in the life force of the body may be the source of the problem.

Judging by the comments concerning the weight loss articles, many of you are clinging to the misconception that there is one simple way to lose weight. To help clear up matters, there isn’t one simple way to lose weight (or to become healthy), but ...

It may have seemed, based on the last post, that weight gain, and the observable declining wellbeing, is limited to traveling professionals. Nothing could be further from the truth. People who do not travel exhibit the same demographics and similar, if not the same, characteristics.

 The statistics about being overweight or obese show that many of you are, indeed, struggling with this issue.  It is both a drain on your self-image and a thief that will steal your health.  The options for managing your weight, while seeming plentiful, are woefully few once you strip away the marketing fluff.  There are [...]