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Forbes - Metabolic Research, Inc. (OTCBB: MTBR) announced results from a Quality of Life Study (QOL) of 10 men using Stemulite(TM) in their daily diet coupled with regular exercise and/or fitness training. During the study Professional Trainer, Paul Simpson ...

CNN - As for their diet advice: "Don't eat lunch until you're close to ravenous" and "Donate blood. You can save a life and lose weight at the same time." The book recently was given a high-profile boost when Victoria Beckham was photographed with it in ...

Baltimore Sun - It's impossible to get enough in your diet," said Dr. Elizabeth Streeten, an assistant professor at the University of Maryland School of Medicine who runs the metabolic bone disease program there. She has long been telling her patients to take 1,000 ...

Globe and Mail - Diet foods are among the worst offenders. When sugar is removed, salt often substitutes. "It's a consumer beware issue," said Norm Campbell, president of Blood Pressure Canada. "You really have to learn to read labels." As a rough guide, dietitians ...

Los Angeles Times - Judy Mazel, author of "The Beverly Hills Diet," a 1981 bestseller that helped jump-start the age of the diet book even though its pineapple-heavy regimen was dismissed as nonsense by mainstream nutritionists, has died. She was 63. Mazel, a longtime ...

Philadelphia Daily News - FROM ATKINS to Weight Watchers, South Beach to the Zone, there are a ton of trendy weight-loss programs. Can't decide? Don't have the time or desire to count calories or carbs? Don't worry. The Philadelphia City Council will choose for you if they ...

Sky.com Showbiz - Christina Aguilera hasn't been bloated from a diet of beans and pulses these last several months... She's up the duff. With news that will shock only a hermit living in a desert island cave, Christina Aguilera has finally admitted to being pregnant. She ...

Daily Telegraph - ... and monitor the aspects of our daily lives that might damage our health – smoking is known to increase the risk of lung cancer, being sedentary can raise our chances of coronary disease, and research published last week suggests that our diet has ...

Baltimore Sun - Fueled by an unending tide of Diet Pepsi, Kent works out of a 12th-floor office in Baltimore, a block from the Clarence M. Mitchell Jr. Courthouse. He's so focused on his cases that, after four years as head of the forensics division, he hasn't found ...

Detroit Free Press - Nice diet: Eat often Watching all that TV? You'll have to stay in shape. In the November issue of Shape, Heather Graham, mighty trim at 37, advises the following: • Never say diet: Her food philosophy is to eat well, eat healthy, and eat often. "My ...