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The article discusses lawsuit filed by model Linda Evangelista alleging fat freezing process CoolSculpting promoting her permanent deformed and mentions weight loss wanted by the model. Topics discussed include Evangelista not opposed to dermatological solutions such as Botox, process known as cryolipolysis used in her process and compression garments worn by the actress.

The article discusses the health and physical fitness efforts of several women to achieve weight loss. Topics explored include the One One One diet technique tried by Jeannette Asbury of Montana, the poor health condition of Penny Leaver of Texas before she committed to healthy eating, and the way Emily Gonzales of California progressed from walking to strength training.

The article profiles women who have lost weight.

The article focuses on American actress and television personality Valerie Bertinelli. Topics include her role as a spokeswoman for the weight loss company Jenny Craig, her hosting of the Food Network television show "Valerie's Home Cooking," and her struggles with various emotional issues. Her charity work with organizations including No Kid Hungry, the National Domestic Workers Alliance, and Blessings in a Backpack, is also discussed, and a recipe for her Sheet Pan Vinegar Chicken is included.

The article profiles women who have lost half of their body weight. Those featured include photographer Shawna Tindal who utilized the weight loss company Weight Watchers (WW), student Tina Cole who underwent gastric bypass surgery, teacher and Ph.D. student Marsha Parker who got into kickboxing, retired kindergarten teacher Lindy Cellucci who also utilized WW, writer Shelli Johnson who practices intuitive eating, and health and fitness coach Laura Calbert who joined an online weight-loss program.

The article profiles teenagers who have successfully lost weight and provides information on childhood obesity.

The article profiles a couple that lost weight together.

The article profiles five women who have lost over 100 pounds each, offering their tips and tricks to weight loss success.

The article profiles women who have lost half their body weight.

Now the actress, producer and mom of two is taking on a major style challenge: codesigning a collection for the swimwear brand Andie. b I've had six different iterations of my body in the past five years [Kaling is mother to daughter Katherine Swati, 5, and son Spencer Avu, 2], and Andie swimwear has always been incredibly flattering. I Back in December Mindy Kaling, 43, posted a photo of herself in a white minidress and shared that she never wore the color because she was worried it wasn't flattering (pal Reese Witherspoon gave the look three fire emojis).". [Extracted from the article]

The article presents photographs and offers information documenting the weight loss of women including Rachel Saintfort, Lauren Council, and Merial Levy. Emphasis is given to topics such as relationships with food, physical fitness, and making changes and adjustments to personal routines and behaviors.

The article profiles six women who have lost large amounts of weight through diet and exercise, and kept the weight off for years. Women featured include Morgan Root, Katie Bolden, and Robin James. Diet plans and systems used by the women include Optavia meal plan, Nutrisystem, Isagenix meal-replacement shakes, and TOPS weight-loss support group.

The article details the weight loss, fitness programs, and diets used by six women to lose more than 100 pounds each. Rebin Roy joined Weight Watchers to gather support for her weight loss efforts. Hannah Jenkins used the computer program My Fitness Pal to keep herself on target. Tanisha Washington used the Atkins diet to change her food habits.

The article focuses on the weight loss by June Shannon, the reality star of the television series "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" better known as Mama June. Her weight loss has been the subject of the series "Mama June: From Not to Hot." Topics include her weight loss surgery, her personal training, and cosmetic surgery procedures to deal with her 300 pound weight loss.

The article profiles various women who lost over half their body weight. Those discussed include the chef Diana Anguh, the nutritionist Christina Jordan and the real estate agent Roanne Raymond. Details relating to the womens' diet plans, exercise routines and exercise routines are also offered in the article.

The cover story is presented, which offers an interview with the television presenter and mogul Oprah Winfrey. Particular focus is given to her weight-loss, which she credits to joining the weight loss program Weight Watchers. Additional topics discussed include her history with diet, exercise, weight loss and weight gain, her prior work on her talk show, "The Oprah Winfrey Show," and her partner Stedman Graham, who is also trying the Weight Watchers program. Her cookbook "Food, Health & Happiness," is also noted.

The article discusses the exercise routines and diets that five women used to lose significant amounts of body weight and maintain their weight loss. Topics include student Alex Perrineau's use of the weight loss and nutrition program Jenny Craig and its meal plans, stay-at-home mother Gillian Faith's use of body building and fitness competitions to recover from anorexia and bulimia after her third pregnancy, and dog groomer Karyl Mullins use of the weight management program Weight Watchers and kickboxing to lose weight and manage her health.

An interview with socialite and television personality Kim Kardashian West is presented. Topics discussed include her weight loss efforts since giving birth to 2 children, her workout routine with personal trainer Don Brooks, and her struggles in her post-pregnancy image. Also mentioned is her defense on posting naked photographs of herself as a motivational approach to pursuing fitness after childbirth.

The article focuses on people who lost half their body weight through diet and exercise. Stay-at-home mother Casey Foreaker lost 105 pounds with the help of the dieting program Weight Watchers. Student Austin Shifflett lost 166 pounds by following the Atkins diet. Stay-at-home mother Sarah Beasley lost 120 pounds with the Beachbody home workout plan. Health coach Angela Montanez lost 117 pounds with the help of a naturopathic doctor. Health coach Heather Patterson lost 127 pounds following the weight-loss program Take Shape for Life.

The article discusses the weight loss of teacher Amy Gillespie, office specialist Sharda Smith-Stevens, flight attendant Melisa Menas, and nurse Tudie-Ann Clarke. Topics include Smith-Stevens' exercise and weight-lifting with a personal trainer, Gillespie's elimination of junk food from her diet, and Clarke's joining of Jenny Craig.

The article presents information on television (TV) personality Giuliana Rancic. Particular focus is given to public reaction to her 2015 comments about television actress Zendaya when co-hosting the celebrity fashion program "Fashion Police" on the E! cable television network. Other topics include Rancic's memoir "Going Off Script," her experience taking a prescribed breast cancer drug and its effect on her weight, her surrogate's miscarriages, and her reality TV show "Giuliana & Bill."

The article offers information on people who have experienced dramatic weight loss, including Ashley Chong, Conner Rensch, and Mark Bryant. Topics include what they ate to achieve their weight loss, how weight loss improved their health, and how switching to a plant-based diet may lead to success in weight loss. Information is provided on the meals some of the people used for weight loss, the cause of their weight gain, and the benefits of having a weight loss partner for motivation and accountability.

The article discusses the weight loss of 13-year-old Alexis Shapiro after having undergone gastric sleeve surgery. Topics include her gain of over 150 pounds due to hypothalamic obesity during the two and a half years following her brain surgery to remove a benign tumor in 2011, the physiological impact of the additional weight on her body, and her parents creation of a crowdfunding campaign to raise money for costs associated with her weight loss surgery.

The article presents entertainment industry news briefs. Topics include actress Drew Barrymore's plans for losing weight after the birth of her daughter Frankie, the birth of actress Zoë Saldana's twins with husband Marco Perego, and reality television participant Joanna Krupa's decision to remove and freeze her eggs so that she may become pregnant in the future.

The article presents entertainment news briefs. Topics include the announcement of singer Britney Spears' relationship with producer Charlie Ebersol, singer Christina Aguilera's use of yoga and walking to lose weight after giving birth to her daughter Summer Rain, and actress Allison Williams role as the character Peter Pan in the live television program "Peter Pan Live!"

The article profiles five people that lost over one hundred pounds each through various combinations of reducing diets and exercise. Topics include a sample meal plan of what and when they eat in a day, including egg whites, protein bars and lean meat; the types of exercise they do, including Zumba, weight training, and kickboxing; and the assistance of diet plans including Jenny Craig and Nutrisystem.

The article offers information on celebrities who lost weight in 2020, including actress Rebel Wilson, comedian Tiffany Haddish, and actor Peter Facinelli.

The article discusses the efforts made by Erin McManis and husband Chad Schatz of Phoenix, Arizona to help a stray beagle named Wolfgang lose weight. Topics explored include the commitment of the couple to helping obese dogs, the low-calorie meals and exercise regimen given to Wolfgang, and the eventual adoption of Wolfgang by the couple in July 2019.

The article discusses how Arkansas-based mother and daughter, Bridget Shinn and Hilary Downey, changed their lifestyles to achieve weight loss. Topics explored include the weight gain of Downey during her pregnancy, their use of the Lose It! mobile application software to monitor eating habits and track macronutrients, and the workout program loved by Shinn.

The article features reality television stars from the television series "My 600-lb. Life" who have lost hundreds of pounds each after undergoing gastric bypass surgery. Costume designer Nikki Webster lost 455 pounds, truck driver Chad Dean lost 392 pounds, and Christina Phillips of Southaven, Mississippi lost 536 pounds.

The article profiles various chefs who lost weight, including Chae Fields of the meal-prep delivery service and catering company Eat Suite, Mike Stollenwerk, the owner and executive chef at Two Fish restaurant in Haddonfield, New Jersey, and the New York City-based personal chef and educator Russ Lane.

An interview is presented with actress Rebel Wilson in which she discusses losing weight, getting healthy, and her dating life.

This article presents profiles on five individuals who lost over 100 pounds and offers information about their weight loss programs and diets. Dana Campfield lost 119 pounds following her divorce by using "TurboJam" videos and planting a vegetable garden. Michelle Mohr lost 100 pounds through a five-day gym plan and healthy eating. Eli Sapharti lost 110 pounds through a six-day gym schedule and use of websites such as ShapeFit.com.

The article discusses the celebrity chef Paula Deen and her health as of July 2012, with a focus on her previous denial of her health issues, her weight reducing diet, and recipe suggestions for healthy foods. Topics include Deen's diabetes diagnosis, her weight loss, her Southern-style cooking which is known for its high-calorie content and fried dishes, and her commitment to eating in moderation. Deen's low-calorie recipes for Chicken Kebabs With Grilled Green Onions and Marinated Vegetable Salad are presented.

The article profiles celebrity mothers including actress Alyssa Milano, model Niki Taylor, and former boxer Laila Ali, and how each woman lost the weight she had gained while pregnant. Topics discussed include how much weight each woman gained while pregnant, how they lost their pregnancy weight, and what the women learned from the experience of giving birth.

The article focuses on the actress Kelly Preston. Preston's weight loss diet and exercise program following the 2010 birth of her son Benjamin Travolta is examined, particularly the difficulty of such weight loss at Preston's age of 49. It is noted that Preston did no acting for a year following the birth of her son, and chose sports such as basketball, swimming and tennis for exercise rather than a formal physical training program. A dietary supplement Preston used as part of her weight loss program is discussed. Preston's husband John Travolta expresses pride in his wife's ability to succeed at weight loss.

The article focuses on the winners of the television reality competition "The Biggest Loser" and shares their weight loss and weight maintenance secrets. These include consuming a predetermine amount of calories dependent on weight goals, avoiding foods that have empty calories, and committing to a cardiovascular exercise and weight lifting program.

The article focuses on celebrities that have lost weight in 2011 including singer Jordin Sparks, actress Kirstie Alley, and actor Jonah Hill. Also mentioned is actress and writer Carrie Fisher, and actress Ricki Lake. Different methods for weight loss are noted such as a commitment to healthy eating, exercise, and dancing.

The article focuses on people who lost half of their body weight including Marge Lyse, Crystal Evans, and Tyler Synan. Information is provided on how they lost the weight which included exercising several times a week, changing their diets to include less processed food, and decreasing food portions. It is also noted that some used weight loss programs such as Nutrisystem, Atkins, and Weight Watchers.

The article focuses on the 100 pound weight-loss of actress Kirstie Alley. Particular focus is given to her experiences on the reality television show "Dancing With the Stars" (DWTS). Additional topics include her work as a spokeswoman for the nutrition company Jenny Craig and her strategies for maintaining her weight-loss.

The article focuses on the soul music singer Aretha Franklin. While refusing to discuss the condition for which she had surgery in December, 2010, Franklin states she is in excellent health. She discusses having lost 85 pounds due to changes in her diet and increased exercise, and denies she had gastric bypass surgery. Franklin expresses eagerness to begin a 2011 concert tour.

The article looks at people who have lost over half their body weight. People discussed include Josephine Reed, Denise Giesbers, and Dallas Carter. Sheri Cameron comments on how she lost 204 pounds since 2007 by playing tennis, bicycle riding, and dancing. Christina Cores talks about how she lost 122 pounds.

The article focuses on Nicole Eggert, a former actress on the television program "Baywatch." Particular attention is given to her experiences with depression and compulsive eating. Article topics include her method for losing weight, how she feels since becoming thinner, and her use of humor as a coping strategy.

The article focuses on six women who want to lose weight by the time of their wedding. For nine months the women worked with a personal trainer and a nutritionist in order to lose weight. The names of the women, how much they weigh, and the date of their wedding are provided. The article provides quotes from each of the women on their weight loss goals and motivating factors.

The article discusses how five overweight people were able to lose weight. The people's age, height, hometown, and occupation are listed. Each of them presented a narrative on their life and experiences losing weight and dieting. Also listed is their weight before they started changing their lifestyle and how many pounds they lost.

The article provides information on people who lost weight together. Husband and wife Adam and Krista Kirschbaum committed to a plant-based diet, roommates Allyson Pearcy and Chantel Rohdy joined the dieting program Weight Watchers, husband and wife Steven and Susan Smelser followed the diet plan Take Shape for Life.

The article presents photographs of people who lost half their body weight through diet and exercise, including Sherrie Harris who followed dieting program Weight Watchers, Emilybeth Dickinson who learned portion control, and David Brasil who followed the meal plan Jenny Craig.

The article reports on U.S. celebrity Kelly Osbourne. Osbourne, daughter of musician Ozzy Osbourne, is a contestant on the television program "Dancing With the Stars." Since she started rehearsing for the program she has lost weight and started to become more healthy. She has a history of abusing pills, has bad eating habits, and states that in addition to loosing weight she has stopped abusing drugs and is happier with her life.