Monthly Archives: January 2014

10 Things The Weight-loss Industry Won’t Tell You

Facebook bans woman’s weight loss photo

Plus, consumers assume that foods labeled low-fat have significantly fewer calories than they actually do, even though thats often not the case. Normal-weight consumers who saw a low-fat food label on a one-serving bag of granola estimated that the bag contained 141 calories, even though it actually contained 201 calories (a nearly 43% difference). For overweight people, the difference was even more pronounced: Those in the low-fat label-group underestimated the calories by 57%. Non-caloric artificial sweeteners garcinia cambogia like those found in many diet soft drinks have been linked to weight gain, though its difficult to prove cause and effect.
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Consider the potential side effects. They could be just unpleasant things like dizziness or headache. But if you have high blood pressure, heart disease or diabetes, side effects might not necessarily be just unpleasant. They could be potentially very serious, she said. And, Gilreath adds, at some point, you have to stop taking these weight-loss supplements.
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Buyer beware: Local experts say there’s no secret formula for weight loss

Because of this, Facebook considered the photo an advertisement. Facebooks terms require advertisers of weight loss and other adult products to limit the audience of their ads to people aged 18 and over, the spokesperson told KING 5. McKenna tweeted a reply to that argument on Friday: “Hey, Facebook! What ‘products’ am I promoting?!
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