Body & Mind

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Post-Surgical Depression, You’re Not Alone

July 21, 2014 · 0 comments

I love those moments when I see someone doing something I only do in my house, alone, while I'm thinking, "I must be the only person in the world who does this." It relieves me greatly to know that when I experience things, I am not alone. Well, if you,

Can yoga actually change traffic?

July 14, 2014 · 0 comments

Living in Austin Texas for almost 40 years I've seen many, many changes, but nothing like the expansion of highways and the explosion of traffic. It used to be the usual traffic delays in the morning and after 5, but soon a lunchtime congestion merged the two creating continuous traffic

Disclosure: Can what you’re not saying harm others?

June 20, 2014 · 0 comments

Hi, I’m Nikki: human, mother, student, writer, blogger and – probably most pertinent to you all – speaker at the 2014 Obesity Help Conference.  The title of my session is, “Awkard! Dealing with uncomfortable food situations and social settings after weight-loss surgery.” I’m currently planning this session and, heads up,

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Relationships and the Thriving Principles After Weight Loss Surgery

June 12, 2014 · 0 comments

Through my clinical observations on relationships after weight loss surgery, I have developed what I call, The Thriving Principles. The journey of weight loss after surgery can be one of the most profound life changes. The fact is, somewhere around half of all marriages in the U.S. end in divorce,

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4 Key Steps To Stop Emotional Eating

June 6, 2014 · 0 comments

I got on the scale this week after noticing that my clothes were feeling (and looking) tighter than I am comfortable with, and realized that I had slid right past my safety zone into new (or more truthfully, old) territory. I've been traveling a lot for work, and as a

Exergames Compared To Traditional Exercise

June 4, 2014 · 0 comments

by Fitness Intern Jasmin Headen-Carolinas HealthCare System As technology continues to advance, the world of exercise and the technology we use continues to grow as well. Within the last few years game systems known as the Nintendo WiiTM and Xbox® Kinect have become popular in many homes as a means

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Comparing Yourself To Others

March 3, 2014 · 0 comments

You Versus You: How And Why To Stop Comparing Yourself To Others As you scroll through the ObesityHelp.com message boards and your social media feed and see photos of others, do you find yourself in a constant state of comparison? What about at the gym? Do you look at the

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10 Top New Year Resolutions

December 31, 2013 · 0 comments

Happy New Year everybody!  This is the time of year where we all reflect a little bit on all that we experienced in the last year.  As for the ObesityHelp Team, we think about the many awesome people in the ObesityHelp community.  We appreciate and thank you! 10 Top New Year

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Staying And Getting Back On Track After The Holidays

December 28, 2013 · 0 comments

Happy New Year, New You! This is a great time of year. The commercials, network news shows and other media are geared toward losing weight, eating healthy and exercising. Everyone is trying to sell their product or services just in time for the big resolution day of January 1st. The