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Research recently published in the "Journal of Obesity" reveals that treating yourself for behavior changes (i.e. chewing slowly, using small plates, keeping your house stocked with the 'right' stuff) may ultimately help you to lose more weight than rewarding yourself based on the number on the "Scales of Injustice."

As Oscar Wilde so brilliantly put it, "Be yourself, everyone else is already taken." Some of us embrace the idea of being ourselves - a freeing concept - while others 'try' to be themselves - not exactly knowing who they are and a bit reluctant to put it out there! Here follow 8 kick-tush ways…

With each ounce that you let go of, take a moment to say, "I thank you for traveling with me thus far, and now I'd like to say good-bye." You might put your hand on your stomach, your hips or any other part of you that has been holding on to excess weight, as you…

Donna said, "I love to cook for my family for the holidays and I'm not giving it up. My mother didn't cook or bake for us during the holidays when I was a kid, and I'd always wanted her to. So, I cook up and bake up a storm each and every year for my…
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