Entries from March 2008

March 28, 2008

Certain Waist Sizes Spell Trouble

Just was reminded yesterday March 27 on “Good Morning America” during the medial report of the research that says that women with waistlines over 35″ and men over 40″ are in danger not only of things we know about such as hypertension, strokes and heart attacks, but also of dementia, according to new research just out!
 It’s [...]

March 15, 2008

The Benefit of Organized Weight Loss Programs

Hi Sarah,
I do agree with you that often the organized weight-loss programs do work, just like gastric banding or bypass surgeries do work well for some. In fact, a few of the tips I offer as motivation and advice for snacking well and heathily, are credited in my Corset Magic book to Weight Watchers, a “points” program [...]

March 13, 2008

The Benefit of Organized Weight Loss Programs

Couldn’t agree with Roger’s comments (about expanding into weight watcher’s programs for their endorsement) more! Now to find a minute or two to call Jenny Craig… Would that I could get my waist-training book carried by them! But the “medical” and related professions eschew any talk of “corsetry”. Has to be “medical” and horribly fitting, don’t [...]

March 10, 2008

You Get What You Pay For — And Sometimes You Don’t!

YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR — AND THEN SOMETIMES YOU DON’T! (A blog on healthy waist-training; please comment!)!
That’s a saying I often use when discussing quality and corsetry one sees almost everywhere these days in media images, readymade shops, and on the Internet.  I want to express my continued dismay and disappointment at the questionable (at [...]

March 6, 2008

The Power of Cold Potatoes

Just read my March issue of Prevention Magazine (my favorite popular health-focused magazine) on page 84, to find something entirely new about resistant starch, a kind of fiber called the “new power nutrient” — and those potatoes we love to love (and beans and grains, too)! Being of Irish and German heritage you can imagine how much [...]

March 3, 2008

Risky Business, Surgery

Hello Dear Lara,
How nice to hear from you and get your blog post responding to my discussion of risky belly surgeries in place of old-fashioned and fashionable corseting and waist training! I’m fairly new at blogging and I’m often making mistakes editing and writing, but I’ll soon get the hang of it! You see, I’m a high-touch [...]