TCU Daily Skiff Wednesday, February 04, 2004
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Fad Diets
Diets help inventors more than dieters
While dieters may see quick results, the effects of fad diets are not lasting.

Holidays take a bite out of your budget? Shirt won’t button? Jeans too tight?

Write your own diet book.

Close to two-thirds of adults in America are too heavy. In addition to that, thousands of perfectly healthy-weighted Americans obsess with being thinner. Capitalize on these problems. It worked for Atkins.
Diet pills
Healthy Diets
How to eat better, be happy with these simple guidelines

It is becoming harder and harder to eat healthy food every day. One of the results is that obesity is becoming an increasing problem in America, probably because the majority of people are eating too many calories overall for their level of activity. Consequently, many people are turning to the popular “Fad Diets,” which can be detrimental to their health or just too hard to follow for long periods of time. Therefore, they almost always fall out of their diet and go back to their unhealthy eating habits. By adopting healthy ways of eating and exercising regularly, they could stay fit and trim and live a longer life.
 
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