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Gary Grewal

Gary Grewal is the founder of 101weightloss.com; a site featuring many articles on weight loss diets, pills, eating right, exercises etc. Visit his site for many more tips on healthy weight loss.

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Best Strategies For Losing Weight

If you are overweight then shedding away those fats could be termed as one of the most difficult things you might want to achieve in life. It requires for you to put enormous effort in the form of hard work, consistency and patience to get that shape you desire. Losing weight�

Gary Grewal | Published 03/3/2008 | Weight Loss | Unrated

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Medical Causes of Weight Gain

Majority of the people are gaining weight and they are also losing their ideal weight. In fact, if you are over 20% of your ideal body weight, then you may be considered obese. Although our life style contributes to gaining weight due to bad eating habits and reduced activity, there are also medical reasons for gaining weight.

Gary Grewal | Published 03/10/2008 | Weight Loss | Unrated

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Weight Loss 101: A No-Diet Approach

It does not matter if you want to shed two pounds or twenty pounds, the unchanged straightforward laws of physics establish the fact whether you can or cannot lose weight and if you do lose weight, how quick you will lose those extra pounds. Recollecting these simple�

Gary Grewal | Published 03/28/2008 | Weight Loss | Unrated

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