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January weight loss may be a goal, but do you know how to achieve it? Your snacks can affect progress, but you can learn how to snack in a healthy way!

To lose weight, you need to have less calories coming in than you burn. But there are better ways than obsessively counting calories!

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Tracking weight loss helps increase your accountability. It can improve motivation, it can help you see what changes you may need

Are you thinking of starting a weight loss program? Are you going on a health kick? The first step can be weighing yourself.

To track weight, you need to have a scale. Which is best for you? These are 9 considerations when finding the right scale for your goals.

Whether you are using a low-calorie or low-carb diet, nutrition tracking can make it better! Here are 5 benefits of nutrition tracking.

Food tracking is so important in your success, but can be challenging to get started. Here are some tips for how to get started.

Mindful eating is an approach to food and eating that you can carry with you for life! It is flexible enough to complement any type of weight loss strategy.

Calorie counting is a common strategy for weight loss. Here are 7 reasons why calorie counting may not be the best way to lose weight!

While calorie counting food portions, nutrition tracking has more emphasis on other aspects of food and eating patterns.

Calorie counting is a common strategy for weight loss. It involves counting the calories in every food and beverage that you consume throughout each day.

Finding the right DPP for yourself can improve your chance of successfully lowering your risk of developing type 2 diabetes.

If you are just starting with a DPP or are feeling your motivation flag, these are 6 tips for sticking with your plan!

If you feel that an in-person DPP may be the right choice for you, check to see if your local YMCA offers one, or if digital is best.

What kind of program lets you talk to your coach as much as you want, whenever you want, without an appointment?

In many cases, it is possible to reverse diabetes and prediabetes with lifestyle changes. Physical activity can also lower blood sugar.

It's impossible to avoid all stress-inducing situations but we can learn adaptive ways of responding to them and one way is through relaxation strategies.

Social support can offset vulnerability to mental illness and boost emotional well-being. We have tips to help you get social support.

85% of Americans have changed their eating habits since the pandemic began. It is important to check in and take a closer look at your diet.

Physical activities can help to keep our bodies strong and our mental health in good shape, helping us to cope and stay healthy during this trying time.

If you have trouble sleeping, it's time to make changes to help you sleep soundly because it adds to the list of mental and physical health concerns that you might be experiencing.

Changes in routines and added levels of stress may impact your muscles. The benefits of stretching can help relieve any extra tension and help to support flexible and healthy muscles.