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The article profiles television personalities that have lost weight, including Vinny Guadagnino of "Jersey Shore," Loni Love of "The Real," and Mary Lou Retton of "Dancing with the Stars."

The article profiles caregiver Ashleigh Kugler, who lost weight and was featured on the television show "Rachael Ray."

The article focuses on former retail store Walmart employee Kaitlyn Smith, who lost 208 pounds through diet and exercise and then underwent skin removal surgery. Topics include her surgeon Michael Salzhauer, the surgeries performed on her stomach, chest, back, hips, arms, and legs, and her ongoing recovery with the support of her boyfriend Zachary Woods.

The article presents information on transgender woman Jo Avelyn Grey. Topics include her childhood as a bullied, overweight boy named Joseph David Weaver, her decision to begin transitioning by undergoing hormone treatments at age 23, and her 145 pound weight loss through a high-protein, low-carbohydrate diet and the combat sport Muay Thai.

The article offers information on celebrities such as DJ Khaled, Kevin Smith, and Meghan Trainor who have lost weight.

An introduction is presented to the issue of the magazine that discusses topics such as personal weight loss, health guidance, and prevention of colon cancer.

The article features celebrities who have lost weight including comedian Craig Robinson, singer Rebel Wilson, and actor Jonah Hill using methods including weight loss surgery, becoming vegan, and working out.

The article looks at the exercise and training regiment used by reality television personality Khloé Kardashian to lose 35 pounds. It covers comments from Kardashian in which she states she works out five times per week with trainer Gunnar Peterson. Particular attention is given to her diet and use of SoulCycle stationary bike programs.

The article focuses on Kaitlyn Smith, a Tennessee teen who underwent dramatic weight loss and is in need of skin removal surgery. Topics include her creation of an account on the crowdfunding website GoFundMe, the number of surgeries she will need, and the amount that she will need to raise to afford the surgeries.

The article focuses on people who altered their diets and lost weight, including Jason Brown, Tammie Grove, and Judiann Reyes. Topics include how they created healthy meal plans for themselves, the reduction in food portion sizes, and the benefits of using weight loss programs such as Medifast, the Atkins Diet, and Weight Watchers.

The article features Morgan Bartley, notable for her weight loss of 175 pounds journey posted @morganlosing on Instagram after having a gastrectomy in 2015.

The article reports on celebrity weight loss, including that by business woman Oprah Winfrey, actor Jonah Hill, and comedian Leslie Jones.

The article discusses how partnering can help with weight loss by featuring the husband and wife Nathan and Brenda Bennett and twin sisters Christine and Keisha Ballard. All four have lost more than 100 pounds by changing their food habits.

The article profiles various Americans that lost weight on unconventional diets, including Christine Dougherty, who lost weight eating at the fast food restaurant Taco Bell, Andrew Taylor, who lost weight eating potatoes, and Tammy McRae, who lost weight eating school lunches.

The article profiles various celebrities that lost weight, including the actor Timothy Spall, the actress Mo'Nique and the model Kate Upton.

The article discusses five individuals and the methods they used to accomplish significant weight loss. Topics include their prior bad habits, changes in diet and exercise that allowed them to lose weight, and activities they participate in to maintain their weight loss including exercise classes like Zumba, participating in half marathons, and following a vegan diet.

The article discusses how women such as Maria Jarosh, Lindsay Kimball, and Dawn Bryant lost weight through diet and exercise. Weight training, breakfast foods, and dieting services such as Jenny Craig are discussed, as well as personal trainers, the psychological aspects of weight, and snack foods. Frozen foods and motivation for exercise are also discussed.

The article profiles the family of celebrity chef Paula Deen, who was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes in 2011 and has lost weight with her family as part of an effort to live a healthier lifestyle. Topics include how Deen convinced her husband Michael Groover and her sons Jamie and Bobby to lose weight with her, a discussion of how Deen reduced her diet by adding more vegetables and reducing portions, and what Bobby Deen is doing to exercise more and lose weight.

The article presents profiles of individuals who lost significant amounts of weight, including details of their emotional turning points, dietary changes, and exercise regimens. Particular focus is given to persons whose weight losses totaled approximately half of their body weight, including communications director Leah Fernandez, fitness coach Richard Neal, and project manager Ashley Donahoo.

The article presents weight loss tips from three former contestants of the television cooking reality program "Top Chef All-Stars," Richard Blais, Antonia Lofaso, and Chris Crary, including exercise and dietary habits. Several low-calorie recipes are included, such as turkey meatball sliders, roasted applies with cinnamon and cardamom, and Mediterranean chicken with penne pasta.

The article presents photographs and advice from celebrities who lost weight between 2009 and 2012, including singer Kelly Clarkson on strength training, actor Rich Sommer on the importance of his iPhone in weight loss, and singer Gloria Estefan's portion control.

The article focuses on singer Carnie Wilson and her decision to undergo weight loss surgery for the second time. Information is provided on her lap-band surgery, her previous gastric bypass surgery, and the diet she must adhere to due to her surgically reduced stomach. It is noted that she will star in the television program "Wilson Phillips: Still Holding On."

The article offers information on diet trends that were popular between 2002 and 2012. These include health drinks such as Vitaminwater and coconut water, shapewear such as Spanx, and changes in exercise footwear. Information is provided on the differences between the old U.S. Department of Agriculture'S (USDA) food pyramid and the revised version.

The article focuses on people who have lost large amounts of weight including Cristy McAdams, Amanda White, Nathalie Hayes. Information is provided on why some of them have gained weight back such as poor eating habits, infrequent exercise, and injury. Those who have maintained their weight discuss how they have made lifestyle changes.

The article focuses on people who lost large amounts of weight and have prevented themselves from becoming overweight again including Kelly Brown, Stacie Daniels and Annmarie Santillan. Information is provided on how they are able to remain at their goal weights, how they stay motivated to exercise, and their eating plans.

The article offers information on celebrities that have lost weight including Casey Wilson, Lauren Alaina, and Alec Baldwin. Ways in which they lost the weight are detailed including bikram yoga, meal delivery programs, and following a sugar free diet. Country singer Kellie Pickler discusses how she lost weight by limiting her food portions.

The article focuses on actress Raven-Symone and her 70 pound weight loss. She recalls the difficulty of working long hours on television programs "The Cosby Show" and "That's So Raven!" Topics include her 2007 decision to take a hiatus from Hollywood to focus on her health, the significant lifestyle changes she has made including diet and exercise, and her refusal to intertwine her self-esteem with her weight.

The article focuses on controversy concerning pictures of singer LeAnn Rimes in a bikini that resulted in fans claiming Rimes was too skinny. It states that Rimes denies being bulimic or anorexic and attributes her weight loss to changes in diet, her workout, and health issues. It mentions that the controversy started after she posted an online photograph of her in a bikini via the microblog site Twitter.

The article focuses on the wedding of reality television program participants Brooks Houser and Samantha Faulder of the program "Shedding for the Wedding," who lost a combined 161 pounds to win a wedding financed by the program.

This article reports on television hosts who have lost weight while working on reality weight-loss programs. Actress Alison Sweeney hosts "The Biggest Loser" and began exercising and eating healthier portions of food after having two children. Actress Sara Rue maintained a 50-pound weight loss and hosts "Shedding for the Wedding."

This article reports on the makeovers for the contestants of the weight-loss reality television program "Shedding for the Wedding."

The article looks at celebrity mothers who were able to quickly lose weight following pregnancy, including actresses Isla Fisher, Jodie Sweetin, and Samantha Harris.

The article presents pictures of several celebrities who have lost weight, including actress Raven-Symoné, singer Tim McGraw, and actor Gerard Butler.

The article profiles Olympics gold-medalist wrestler Rulon Gardner who is a competitor on the weight-loss television program "The Biggest Loser: Couples." He talks about his motivation for losing weight. Brief information is given the super-heavyweight wrestler's career in Greco-Roman wrestling. Gardner's co-ownership of the health club Elite Training Center with Justin Page who is on the television show with him is noted.

The article looks at actress Carrie Fisher, focusing on her efforts to lose weight. Her experience losing weight for her role in the movie "Return of the Jedi" is discussed. The author comments on Fisher's difficulties with drug addiction and mental illness. Fisher talks about her experience as a spokesperson for weight loss company Jennie Craig.

The article looks at a group of office workers who helped each other lose weight, including Nancy Edwards, Denise Simicic, and Tori Fuchs.

The article looks at comedian Drew Carey, focusing on his weight loss. Topics discussed include Carey's job as host of "The Price Is Right," his diet, and his exercise schedule. Carey's health problems are also discussed, including his heart problems and type-2 diabetes. Carey comments on how he was able to lose over 80 pounds.

The article looks at engaged couples who will compete on the reality television program "Shedding for the Wedding," including Allison Skinner, David Young, and Dave Joyner. Bartender Laura Martyn comments on how she hopes to lose weight with her fiancé Austin Blythe. Samantha Faulder discusses her poor diet.

The article discusses the way in which several women lost weight before their weddings including Crystal Jones, who lost 52 pounds by exercising and dieting, Stephanie Cerreta, who lost 34 pounds by exercising, and Cendrine Robinson, who lost 14 pounds by circuit training. INSET: THE OTHER THREE.

An article is presented that reports on country music singer Wynonna Judd and her 55-pound weight loss. The article discusses Judd's use of brain-state conditioning to reduce her inclination to overeat. Information is provided on brain-wave frequencies in compulsive eating and addiction, as well as on the role of stress in body weight.

This article reports on how celebrities including singer Jennifer Hudson, model Angie Everhart, and television matchmaker Patti Stanger lost weight.

The author reports on the weight loss experienced by various celebrities including model Claudia Schiffer, television personality Joe Bastianich and reality television star Kelly Osbourne.

The article discusses celebrities who have had significant weight loss due to changed diet and exercise regimen. Television host Drew Carey, Princess Beatrice of Great Britain, actor John Goodman and musician Sara Rue each lost in excess of 20 pounds. Their methods, which ranged from joining weight loss programs to training for a marathon race, are described.

The article focuses on model Crystal Renn. A controversy involving retouched photographs of Renn posted on the Internet which depicted her as having undergone serious weight loss is examined. Renn, who suffered from anorexia and bulimia as a teenage model, states that she has lost 15 pounds in 2009-2010 due to initiating an exercise and physical training regimen.

This article presents information about the weight-loss programs of Stephanie Cerreta and five other fiancées who are trying to lose weight for their weddings. Cerreta's weight-loss plan is described and the article mentions that she has lost 29 pounds. Cerreta works with trainer Heather Fordham and dietitian Catherine Kruppa.

In the article Zulekha Haywood, daughter of supermodel Iman and professional basketball player Spencer Haywood, discusses why she had gastric-bypass surgery. At age 27, Haywood weighed 330 pounds and was diagnosed with osteoarthritis and hypertension. Haywood underwent surgery for weight loss in January 2007. She reports that she never felt pressure from her parents to lose weight.

This article is focused on the American singer and actress Jennifer Hudson. Hudson has lost weight and is a spokesperson for the weight loss company Weight Watchers. Her weight gain for the 2006 film "Dreamgirls" and while pregnant with her first child in 2008 is discussed. Her Weight Watchers leader, Liz Josefsberg, describes the changes in Hudson's diet.

The article focuses on several brides-to-be and tracks their progress losing weight with diet and exercise. One woman is on a 1,600-calorie diet and does one-hour workouts. Another woman goes to a personal trainer and has cut out fast food from her diet. Other women are eating better by incorporating fish, yogurt and more vegetables into their diet.

The article profiles Brittany and Sam Labberton, who were charged with criminal mistreatment of their infant daughter Aisling, when the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) determined the baby was not being properly fed. The couple deny allegations by DSHS officials that the Labberton's were over concerned about the child's weight and put laxatives in the Aisling's formula bottle. Both Aisling, and her older sister, Echo, have been placed in foster care and showed signs of malnutrition.