Weightloss

"I am so proud of myself and proud of my journey. And I want to inspire people," 27-year-old Kimberly Nestrorick told Newsweek.

The average annual Thanksgiving meal contains thousands of calories—but how does that compare to your regular fast food order?

A man sparks debate about whether diet or exercise is more crucial to weight loss after girlfriend puts on weight.

Learn how to bust bloat quick with exercise, diet, or a traditional Japanese cleanse.

"If you are buying pills online there's no guarantee you will get what's on the box. It is really the wild west," said a local doctor.

If that seven-layer dip left you feeling seven types of gross this morning, you might want to curl up like one of those pigs in a blanket you ate. But no matter how off track you got, don't quit your weight loss goals! WW, also known as Weight Watchers, can help you (re)commit

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WW released the new myWW+ just in time for the new year. Backed by cutting edge scientific research, myWW+ offers a holistic approach to health. It takes into account multiple aspects of your life to provide a personalized action plan to get you started.

Are you ready to take control of your health in 2021? The personalized plans from myWW+ are prepared to give you a custom fit, holistic approach to weight management.

12 lesser-known facts about MCT Oils that you need to know before you decide to include them in your ketogenic diet.

In order to lose fat, people still need to move more and eat less, but studies have shown these foods and supplements might help.

Detoxifying cleanses have gained popularity and even celebrity converts, but are they really all that miraculous?

The first obesity "electroceuticals" have been approved, and will trick the brain into thinking the gut is full.

Obesity begins at the point of purchase.

Early studies show food consumption can drop dramatically with a tweak of the brain to help our willpower to resist temptation

An electric zap to the brain can improve your willpower

In 2008, Eddie Izzard told Newsweek he planned to enter politics. Now, he's considering a run for mayor of London.