Top 10 Weight Loss Articles on Associated Content in 2006

For an article on weight loss to be good, it has to come from an unbiased place. Articles that demean, blame, or belittle the people they are supposed to help, have little impact as it often goes ignored. It helps greatly, if the author has actually experienced being overweight and are not just talking based on theory.

1. 12 Easy Tips to Weight Loss and Healthy Living by Sara Miller gives straightforward simple tips for losing weight. In her last and final tip, she mentions that she uses these tips herself. I like this article because even though many of these tips are common sense, few of us actually follow them. She goes on to add information and tips that will help you feel better as you get closer to meeting your weight loss goals.

2. Weight Loss Begins with Understanding Portion Sizes, writes Karis Welty. In this article, Karis not only tells us to eat less, but also gives clear guidelines on how much less to eat without having to get out a food scale before every meal. I like this article because it focuses on eating out which is a huge problem to people trying to lose weight.

3. Does Your Weight Loss Plan Include These 10 Essential Steps? This question is posed by Winston Ng. This article poses good no-nonsense questions that you should ask yourself when considering a weight loss program. He suggests that you not only must want to lose weight, but also have a plan that reflects your individual personality. I like this article because it forces you to stop and think about the probability of the success of the weight loss program before you start.

4. Natural Weight Loss Diets by CJ Lemus takes a look at fad diets and compares them to natural eight loss diets. The writer suggests that eating natural unprocessed foods not only takes the difficulty out of dieting, but also eliminates everything bad for you. I like not only this article, but also this diet promoted in it as well as they remove the difficulty from weight loss.