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Saturday 28 November 2020
New research has shown that skipping breakfast might not have an adverse effect on a person’s weight.
A debate has opened up on social media.
Gone are bacon and fried calamari from the diets of thousands of residents in Naron.
The Reds boss says they won’t see the best of their record signing until next season.
‘For those interested in getting in shape and losing weight, I suggest figuring out why you want to do it’, writes Kevin O’Connor.
“The funding for more surgery just isn’t there. But there is the need and we’ve identified the need.”
Follow this advice and great results won’t be far away, writes David Last.
Some suffered vitamin deficiencies.
The ASAI said that the ad mustn’t be shown in its current form again.
Jules Coll had gastric bypass-surgery, as shown on RTÉ’s documentary Nine Stone Lighter. She wrote her new book, Flabyrinth, about how the weight loss was just the beginning.
“It may not be the ‘bikini body’ I’ve dreamed of, but it’s good enough for me.”
Jessica Spencer talks about her struggles with her body and the pressure to be thin
One expert said the plan could “be one of the major tipping points in Ireland’s obesity problem.”
Rosemary MacCabe shared the news on Instagram this morning.
In Alan Mullen’s last column for TheJournal.ie, he encourages everyone to keep up the hard work – it’ll be worth it.
It’s a combined total of 100 pounds – the equivalent of about five car tires.
This week, Alan says he is looking forward to the Operation Transformation run in Phoenix Park this weekend.
Last year’s Operation Transformation leader, Alan Mullen, explains why this week was a milestone for him.
Operation Transformation is not fat-shaming. We can’t mollycoddle to spare people’s feelings, writes Aaron McKenna.
When I applied for Operation Transformation I knew what I was getting myself into, writes Alan Mullen.
Alan Mullen was a leader last year, but he hasn’t given up. In week three he tells us how he is staying on track.
Dan Kennedy underwent tests at St Michael’s Hospital in Dun Laoghaire, where he was diagnosed with severe colitis.
Ciarán Burns opens up to The42 about his weight struggles and the remarkable, life-changing journey he’s been on since last March.
Alan Mullen was a leader last year, but he hasn’t given up. He’ll be keeping us up to date on how he’s getting on over the coming weeks.
Alan Mullen was a leader last year, but he hasn’t given up. He’ll be keeping us up to date on how he’s getting on over the coming weeks.
The Irish Heart Foundation wants you to give up the booze this January and help raise money for charity.
The show will get underway again in the new year.
Reduced-fat diets are no more effective than higher-fat diets in reducing weight, a new study has found.
Catrina Raiford once weighed half a tonne.
“I’ve never farted so much in my life.”
People asked for specifics, and they GOT THEM.
It’s all the rage in Hong Kong.
Well, we’ve heard it all now.
“Every 5am start, every single workout, tear, crying fit – it’s all been worth it.”
Up to one in five women are estimated to be affected by the condition.
Journalist John Bohannon wanted to make a point about studies with little scientific merit making headlines and driving fad diets.
There are a couple of simple lifestyle changes that can help you achieve your goals.
Matt Diaz has lost 270lbs.
David Cameron wants to do it – should we do it here?
Just look at him now.
THE GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCED last night that Ireland will return to Level 3 restrictions (with some variations) for the month of December.
It follows six weeks of Level 5 restrictions, and the new guidelines will allow people to be a bit more social and for businesses to open ahead of Christmas, offering a sense of relief to many after a tough year.
But although Covid-19 cases have reduced in recent weeks, there are worries that going back to Level 3 now will inevitably lead to a rise in cases again and that we’ll face tighter restrictions again in the new year.
So today, we want to know: Do you agree with the Government’s decision to reduce Ireland’s Covid-19 restrictions to Level 3?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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