You’d have to be blind not to notice the alli (orlistat) ads popping up. Curious about its ability to help dieters lose weight, I decided to try it.
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Alli Works—If You Take It Correctly
Almost two week ago, my husband and I started Project Eat It, Don’t Move It. Instead of packing up and moving all of our pantry staples, we decided to use them before our move, so I’ve had to get really creative in the kitchen.
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How to Make the Most of Your Pantry (and Stick to Your Diet!)
When I dine out, I can usually talk myself out of ordering a $10 dessert—especially when I am paying for it. And at dinner parties, I usually eat a small portion of dessert because I’m typically too embarrassed to go back for a second (or third) serving. At home there’s no one watching to see how much I eat.
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My Dessert Problem: Do You Overeat When You’re Alone?
Sticking to my new Lose the Dough plan is harder than I thought. After all, it’s pretty hard to see the scale move in the right direction when you’re downing 5 bowls of cereal at a time.
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5 Ways to Finally Stop the Stress Eating
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