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Inspirational and healthy ways to lose weight.
5 Ways You Can Start Losing Weight Right Now
Hey, trust me, I’ve been there. You’ve decided you want to start losing weight, but you’re not ready to commit to a full-fledged diet plan. After all, that’s a lot of commitment, and the price of failure is just too high. When I start thinking about meal planning, careful shopping, and Yech!, exercise, I lose the will to get started.
By Darryl Brooks6 years ago in Longevity
The Best App for Weight Loss
What would calorie counting look like if it were easy? Probably something like Amazon for shopping. No wasting time on tangential activities like driving to a store or waiting in line to check out. You’d easily find what you need online, add it to your virtual shopping cart with one click, and be done.
By Alykhan Gulamali6 years ago in Longevity
Weight Loss Blog #2
Hello. My name is Michael. Some people call me Mike, and I'd be okay with that. Since the last time I wrote on Vocal I have met my first goal of dropping below 300 pounds. I could no longer say I was over 300 pounds. The next time I get my state ID, I will confidently and proudly say what my actual weight happens to be at that time. The reason I did not say driver's license is because I do not have one. Long story and also a story for … another time.
By Michael Onstott6 years ago in Longevity
My "not so" 600lb Life
Got my wings, dip, fries, coke, and ready to pick a show to watch. Can not help but dream about the strawberry cake awaiting dessert as I speak into the remote, "My 600 lb Life". The show, "My 600 lbs Life", is a documentary style show that chronicles one year in the life of individuals who are close to or weigh more than 600 lbs. Participants do their best to prove they are ready for weight-loss surgery through rigorous diet and exercise. I don not remember when I started watching this show, but I remember when it became a problem. There is nothing wrong with being intrigued by others defying impossible weight loss goals. There was, however, a problem with watching solely because I felt guilty about the food I was about to eat.
By Alisha Jones6 years ago in Longevity
Repeat Resolution
Repeat Resolution by Katie Ford Many studies state that approximately 80% of New Year's Resolutions Fail before February. As someone who has set the same resolution for the past 4+ years, on my behalf I can confirm that statement. Every year seems to be the same. A repeated cycle of setting goals for the next 12 months, until it's time to repeat the steps. Reflecting on the past year, I remember setting this goal as something I wanted to accomplish in such a small time. I gave myself a start and an end date. I recently turned 18 in December and it was a wake up call. The feeling of becoming an adult dawned on me and it made me realize that I’m getting old. Still young but aging, which meant time was flying by, wasted time. Time where I’m not living at my happiest or enjoying life to its fullest.
By Katie Ford6 years ago in Longevity
What’s Weight Got to Do, Got To Do With It?
If COVID-19 hadn’t shut down most of the gyms already, this would be the time thousands of recent subscribers would be throwing in the towel on their resolutions to lose weight in 2021. This is what typically happens every year. People resolve to lose weight and join a gym to do the active part of their doctor’s or their nutritionist’s advice of “eat less and move more.”
By Steven Anthony6 years ago in Longevity





