Yes. But avoid fad diets and extremes.
You become healthier, and lose weight. Although the above can be true (i left it there) it doesn't apply to someone who has anorexia
A common misconception is that you can lose weight from a specific area. This just isn't true. The only way you can lose weight from your thighs is just to diet and cardio. Your body will lose weight evenly all over your body, so just stick to the diet and it will eventually go away. If you want to tone up the area, do squats and lunges.
Weight watchers or Jenny Craig are two very reliable sources to lose weight. Both plans will guide you in losing the desired weight in the amount time you need to.
It is true that altering your diet can help improve your arthritis and gout. Decrease your meat intake and lose weight. You can get more tips at http://arthritis.about.com/od/gout/ht/treatgout.htm
Because they don't want people to use starving as a diet.
You can get a true treadmill from stores that sell fitness equipment and online at eBay or amazon. It helps you lose weight because you run and sweat a lot.
Weight loss spells are basically you or someone else performing magic that helps you lose weight. These are baseless and, to my knowledge, have never worked. Examples include reciting a prose or taking a potion. We all know that these would be modern miracles if true, but unfortunately, the only real way to lose weight is healthy diet and exercise.
Here's an important tip for anyone who is looking to lose weight with a weight loss diet: Don't try to follow a plan that you don't enjoy following. It's true that you will need to exercise some restraint. Losing weight is hard work, but if you don't enjoy a single meal on your diet plan, you're not going to be able to stick to it. A weight loss diet that works is going to be one that you actually find rewarding in terms of taste in addition to the long term health benefits.
That depends on what you define as "unhealthy". Peopl cut out fats and sugar from their diet because they believe it is unhealthy; the opposite is true. You need those to do anything. To lose weight, you simply need to exercise more and consume slightly less.
Diet pills are not a long term solution. While it's true that the FDA recently approved Alli for weight loss, no pill is a replacement for a healthy diet and regular exercise. If you do lose weight using a pill, you'll have to maintain your caloric intake and expenditure for LIFE, which involves remaining on a pill forever, or adopting a lifestyle of a healthy diet and regular exercise. There's no "easy" weight-loss solution.
As with any weight lossproduct available on the market, eating the product alone will not help you lose weight. This is true for the South Beach Diet cookies as well. The cookies can be used as part of a program, where eating moderate portions, combined with exercise, will result in weight loss. If you eat one or two cookies occasionally, you may take in less calories than eating one or two regular cookies. However if you eat the whole package in one sitting, the fact they are "diet" will make no weight loss difference, and you may ultimately end up with unexpected weight gain.
The true way to lose weight is to watch what you eat. If you do that even before excercising you will notice weight loss. 80% of weight loss contributes to eating well and only 20% to exercise. If you exercise religiously but eat poorly you will never get anywhere.