Sunday, December 16, 2012
[WATCH]: Weight Loss Surgery Patient: Maggie Crater
Maggie Crater is a stay-at-home mom who's been overweight her entire adult life. After her youngest child was born, she developed health problems, including high blood pressure, high cholesterol, asthma and pre-diabetes. "I started to fear that I would not live long enough to see my children graduate from high school, and I told my husband that I can't live like this anymore," she said. Maggie was referred to Dr. Adolfo ("Fuzz") Fernandez and was "sold from the beginning." She had the Roux-en-Y procedure at Wake Forest Baptist Health and lost 158 pounds after two years. Maggie loved how Amber Norris, the weight-loss program's dietitian, worked with her through each phase of the program so that she wasn't overwhelmed. She would "do
[WATCH]: BRKDWN - The laziest decision in fast food history since the drive through window!!
Tired of waiting a WHOLE 60 seconds for your fast food? Don't worry, McDonalds is implimenting a new express way to order your food ahead of time using PayPal. We BRKDWN the laziest decision in fast food history since the drive through window! Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com Like us on Facebook: on.fb.me Hosts: @CynthiaLuCiette
Saturday, December 15, 2012
[WATCH]: Visalus ViShake and Your Children
Vi-Shake Vs. Cereal-This is a look into cereal and other breakfast options that are consumed by millions of American adults and children on a daily basis. With facts, we prove how the Visalus Shake is a more nutritious option, saving time, money, extra weight, and a number of other
[WATCH]: Obesity killing more people than hunger
Obesity and diseases linked to it are now killing more people than hunger, according to findings of a major global health study by the Lancet magazine, based in the UK. It found that the average lifespan for women is highest in Japan -- at 86 - and lowest in Haiti at 44. Men in Iceland live to 80 on average, but in Haiti the figure's just 33. Heart attacks and strokes are still the biggest killers -- accounting for one in four deaths worldwide. Alcohol abuse is on the rise -- killing a record number of people, particularly young men in Central Asia and Eastern Europe. The report labels Latin America "the homicide belt" as a rising number of men are being killed by violence. In developed countries in Asia, suicide has become a
[WATCH]: Madonna Grimes BODYBEAM
Madonna Grimes, choreographer to the stars demonstrates the aerobic movements on the bodybeam home fitness trainer. Lori Beale, Elaine Seth, Ching Matthews, Nina DIva and Mia Carrera also are in
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