Tag: weight

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She follows a strict calorie deficit diet to lose weight.

"'Yung physical appearance, 'yung weight, secondary na lang yun. But to stay healthy and live long for my kids, that’s what I want to achieve," says this dad of three.

Bettinna shares how she's been watching her weight while ensuring her baby gets all the nutrients it needs.

Talaga lang slim ang actress at mom of two.

Need motivation to get yourself healthy even before you get pregnant?

Filipinos are wired to be pintasero/pintasera.

Being underweight, overweight, or obese can make it harder for you to conceive.

Most of us think our height and weight is based on heredity. But environmental factors count, too.

You can eat, drink, and be merry without gaining extra pounds

A mom reflects how rare it is to find assurance for an insecure, exhausted and slightly fluffy new mom.

Here are five realistic health tips to achieve fitness success like she did.

According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, this daily habit encourages kids to eat healthy and consume more fruits and vegetables.

It's a triple win for Be Careful with my Heart, plus, is pregnancy weight an indicator of your baby's gender?

What’s the big deal about preventing obesity in children?

With news of a 60-kilogram boy in China, it may be time to review your child’s weight, and eating habits, and how you can nip obesity in the bud.

Read on and find out why whether you should debunk these Pinoy pamahiins about getting pregnant.

<p><font size="2" face="arial,helvetica,sans-serif">Many a breastfeeding mother has been plagued by doubts over her breastmilk supply. Here are some facts from certified lactation counselor, Abbie Yabot, for breastfeeding moms to consider.</font></p>

<p><font size="2" face="arial,helvetica,sans-serif">Many a breastfeeding mother has been plagued by doubts over her breastmilk supply. Here are some facts from certified lactation counselor, Abbie Yabot, for breastfeeding moms to consider.</font></p>