Captain’s log, star date 54342.1: today I ate salad
July 10th, 2008 21:05
J-Lo showcases post-baby bikini bod
June 27th, 2008 12:21
How drinking water can help flush fat
June 25th, 2008 11:19
Our fitness expert, Myke Gray, is frequently asked how much water you should really drink to achieve great health and fitness. Here he tells you everything you need to know.
One of the first questions I ask a new client is how much water do you drink each day?
Much has been written on this subject, but I will try to shed some light on how important this nutrient is to our health and well being.
Skinny watch: Should be called Girls Aloud watch?
June 19th, 2008 12:41
Sarah Harding is following her bandmate, Cheryl Cole, down the same old dusty trail where weight lost is inversely proportional to column inches gained.
She’s a skinny girl with a bog brush, sorry, Agyness Deyn, hairdo and a drunk’s smile. What’s the big fascination? And yet there is fascination, so we’re feeding into it too.
Cram in brekker, lose more weight
June 18th, 2008 21:45
Ladies who stuff it in first thing stay fuller for longer, snack less, lose weight and keep it off. Sounds like a convincing argument for an almighty grill-up.
We’ve always known breakfast was the most important meal of the day because our mum told us, but now there’s science fact as well as mum fact to back it up.
Secret weapon for fat loss: the heart rate monitor
June 18th, 2008 10:43
DietPixie’s brilliant new fitness expert, Myke Gray, will be giving you weekly advice on getting the body you want. In his first article, Myke lets you in on a cast iron weight loss weapon.
If weight loss is your primary goal, one of the most important things that you need to do is to find out your metabolic rate.
Half of UK men trying to lose weight
June 9th, 2008 15:57
Who said men could not careless about how their bodies look?
In fact, according to the most predictable health and diet survey since yesterday, men are just as keen as women to get rid of their flabby arms and stomachs as women.
Or at least in the UK they are. Not that we are saying other men around the world are not interested in shedding the pounds. No way!!
What exactly IS a gastric band?
June 4th, 2008 21:09
There’s been all sorts of hooplah over lovely big Fern’s gastric band deception, but what exactly is a gastric band, can anyone get one and should we want one?
Despite sounding like a snazzy belt, a gastric band is actually a very serious bit of kit that involves a hardcore (and dangerous) operation.
Skinny watch: Cheryl Cole latest shrinking celeb
June 4th, 2008 20:39
A classic example of “I’ll show him what he nearly lost” gone wrong? Or just the impact of a high-profile split followed by highly-criticised reunion, following her ‘love-rat’ husband’s indiscretions? Either way, Cheryl Cole is skinny as.
Cheryl was pictured today in the Daily Mail, which was full of characteristic huff and puff about her skeletal frame, swaddled in a tiny long grey t-shirt and spray-on jeans.
Ten quick ways to lose weight and become more healthy
May 6th, 2008 09:00
You don’t have to spend hours on the treadmill or go on a punishing diet to start getting into shape.
The road to better health can start with adding simple things into your daily routine – like chewing your food longer, taking deeper breaths and cutting down on how much alcohol you thrown down your neck.
Ok, the last one is not that simple. DietPixie’s writers have always been partial to the odd drink – or seven!
Fashiorexia: A third of Brit chicks starving for fashion
Apparently we’re a right nation of stupids. Some 32% of us say we’d starve for fashion and half of us spend more on clothes and accessories than food each month, says research.
Good old girls. Despite the credit crunch and a general downturn in consumer splashing, the female of the species still splurges away on fashion and appearance. Yeah, guilty. I spent £45 on my seven-year-old’s haircut the other day, just so I could justify getting my own haircut at the same time. Thereby spunking £90 in about an hour.
Anyway, 32% of women polled said they’d forego food and use the money for buying clothes and bangles and bags and what-not, 28% of us admit that this ‘diet’ is one way we keep our weight in check.
Of the 18-25 year olds polled, over half thought this way.
And it’s not just the foolish young fillies, 21% of 31-40 year olds were up to the same tricks, and 56% of this lot spent more on fashion than eating.
Some 4,315 female members of the general public were polled by www.MyCelebrityFashion.co.uk. Spokeswoman, Jill Tovey, said:
“Fashion is clearly still a thriving industry, despite the economy. More people are searching for the best deals and bargains online rather than traipse the high streets, and clearly enjoying themselves whilst doing it!
“With regards to ‘fashiorexia’, I and MyCelebrityFashion would never advocate eating unhealthily for the sake of fashion, and believe in balance.”
Image: Morguefile.com
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Fashiorexia: A third of Brit chicks starving for fashion
Apparently we’re a right nation of stupids. Some 32% of us say we’d starve for fashion and half of us spend more on clothes and accessories than food each month, says research.
Good old girls. Despite the credit crunch and a general downturn in consumer splashing, the female of the species still splurges away on fashion and appearance. Yeah, guilty. I spent £45 on my seven-year-old’s haircut the other day, just so I could justify getting my own haircut at the same time. Thereby spunking £90 in about an hour.
Anyway, 32% of women polled said they’d forego food and use the money for buying clothes and bangles and bags and what-not, 28% of us admit that this ‘diet’ is one way we keep our weight in check.
Of the 18-25 year olds polled, over half thought this way.
And it’s not just the foolish young fillies, 21% of 31-40 year olds were up to the same tricks, and 56% of this lot spent more on fashion than eating.
Some 4,315 female members of the general public were polled by www.MyCelebrityFashion.co.uk. Spokeswoman, Jill Tovey, said:
“Fashion is clearly still a thriving industry, despite the economy. More people are searching for the best deals and bargains online rather than traipse the high streets, and clearly enjoying themselves whilst doing it!
“With regards to ‘fashiorexia’, I and MyCelebrityFashion would never advocate eating unhealthily for the sake of fashion, and believe in balance.”
Image: Morguefile.com
READ THESE TOO:
How a live-in dancing tutor helped Nicole Kidman shift baby weight
Christina Ricci: I was a teenage anorexic
Brides risking health for ‘perfect’ wedding day
Fashiorexia: A third of Brit chicks starving for fashion
Apparently we’re a right nation of stupids. Some 32% of us say we’d starve for fashion and half of us spend more on clothes and accessories than food each month, says research.
Good old girls. Despite the credit crunch and a general downturn in consumer splashing, the female of the species still splurges away on fashion and appearance. Yeah, guilty. I spent £45 on my seven-year-old’s haircut the other day, just so I could justify getting my own haircut at the same time. Thereby spunking £90 in about an hour.
Anyway, 32% of women polled said they’d forego food and use the money for buying clothes and bangles and bags and what-not, 28% of us admit that this ‘diet’ is one way we keep our weight in check.
Of the 18-25 year olds polled, over half thought this way.
And it’s not just the foolish young fillies, 21% of 31-40 year olds were up to the same tricks, and 56% of this lot spent more on fashion than eating.
Some 4,315 female members of the general public were polled by www.MyCelebrityFashion.co.uk. Spokeswoman, Jill Tovey, said:
“Fashion is clearly still a thriving industry, despite the economy. More people are searching for the best deals and bargains online rather than traipse the high streets, and clearly enjoying themselves whilst doing it!
“With regards to ‘fashiorexia’, I and MyCelebrityFashion would never advocate eating unhealthily for the sake of fashion, and believe in balance.”
Image: Morguefile.com
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