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Chasing weight loss dream, many in U.S. seek Ozempic alternatives

Chasing weight loss dream, many in U.S. seek Ozempic alternatives

Washington (AFP) - Like many Americans struggling to lose weight, Marissa Montanino felt compelled to try Ozempic or one of the other new so-called "wonder drugs" described as revolutionary in the fight against obesity. "I would work out sometimes three times a day, I was doing hours worth of classes. I was eating really, really clean… and nothing was changing" the 36-year-old esthetician told AFP in a recent interview. "I heard about Ozempic for a while and then you start to see other people doing it like celebrities and then dropping weight super fast," she said. Fearing gastrointestinal iss......
Total rethink needed on dieting: scientists

Total rethink needed on dieting: scientists

Everything you know about dieting is wrong, say US scientists who have devised a new formula for calculating calories and weight lossthat they hope will revolutionize the way people tackle obesity.

Calories count, but not where they come from: study

Calories count, but not where they come from: study

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Sticking to diets with strict proportions of fat, carbs and protein may not be more effective for people who want to lose weight and fat mass than simply cutting back on calories, according to a new comparison of four diets.

Overweight people eat less often: study

Overweight people eat less often: study

(Reuters) - Overweight adults eat less often than people in the normal body weight range, but still take in more calories and are less active over the course of the day, according to a U.S. study.

Sadistic snack waffles on parade

Sadistic snack waffles on parade

So there's been a dust-up between a guest blogger named Monica at Feministe and fat activists (mostly on Twitter that I've seen), with Maia actually posting on it. I'm not interested in getting in the middle of it. I think both sides make good points. FAs are right that Monica is out of line suggesting their negative experiences with health care providers are figments of their imaginations, but Monica is right that the "but some highly muscular people are technically obese!" is a disingenuous argument. I think people were too hard on Monica, but also that she was incredibly unfair in some ways. I want to talk about the most glaring unfair assertion she made, one that was pulled out by Kate Harding on Twitter in particular.