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	"weight loss" As-it-happens update ⋅ March 5, 2018
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	For Heart Disease Patients, Think Exercise, Not Weight Loss New York Times To their surprise, Norwegian researchers found that in some coronary heart disease patients — those of normal weight — weight loss actually increased the risk for death. The study, in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, included 3,307 patients followed for an average of 16 years. Flag as irrelevant
	Why It's Time To Stop Praising People For Losing Weight Elite Daily Congratulating someone on weight loss can seem harmless and even encouraging, but it's really time we stopped commenting on other people's bodies altogether. Sometimes, seemingly positive comments about someone's size can do more harm than good, as you can never really know what ... Flag as irrelevant
	10 High Fiber Recipes That Will Help You Lose Weight Reader's Digest Fiber is the secret to losing weight without hunger. The zero-calorie, non-digestible part of a carbohydrate adds bulk to food, so you'll feel fuller while eating less. Also, fiber swells in the stomach, absorbs and removes fat and calories, and boosts metabolism—a win-win for weight loss! Flag as irrelevant
	We're Living in the Golden Age of Knockoff Sneakers GQ Magazine Sure, the Internet's always been designed for fantasy scams, from flashing banners to those weight-loss Facebook ads that stalk you around the web. But hawking knock-off hyperluxe sneakers on Instagram seems especially insidious, because high-ticket items like the Triple S are heart-click gold on ... Flag as irrelevant
	Oklahoma couple loses over 300 pounds together in one year kfor.com To start losing weight, they decided to eat clean for 30 days and do simple exercises. "I'd come to her and say, 'Oh my gosh Kelly, I did three push-ups, and she was like, 'That's great, babe!" Eli remembered. A year after they started their weight loss journey, Eli has lost over 250 pounds and Kelly has lost ... Flag as irrelevant
	AZ' Forxiga to be reviewed for diabetes type I PharmaTimes ... reductions and weight loss. With this submission, the drug could potentially become the first selective SGLT-2 inhibitor approved in the region for the treatment of type I diabetes as an oral treatment adjunct to insulin, "helping to address a significant unmet need in this patient population," the firm noted. Flag as irrelevant

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