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Quality of Life in Olfactory Dysfunction
Olfactory dysfunction has its effects on weight loss. A study has shown loss of weight in some patients where as in many anosmic patients there is an increase in weight which is attributed to the reward of a sweet desert following a dull and unexciting meal.

The Glycemic Index: Research Meets Reality
Whatever we eat are metabolized and converted to simple sugars. This causes a temporary rise in the blood glucose levels. This is known as Glycemic response and the measure of the glucose levels in glycemic index. Adjusting diets in order to moderate the GI is a new planning tool for weight loss.

Weight Loss and Weight Training...A Guide forWomen Created by Women
Weight loss and weight training is an e-booklet to show you just how to lose weight as well as to tone up your muscles. So just get that weight-loss plan underway with some extra motivation this booklet offers especially for women out there.

Bariatric Surgery: Considerations for Program Initiation
Obesity and emerging research shows that Bariatric surgery is gaining acceptance as a viable treatment for the severely or morbidly obese patient. Popularity of a procedure is not enough you also need to look at health risks, growing awareness of the treatment option.

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