My BMI is back in normal range, as is my waist-to-hip ratio. I want to keep this up for life. Is this feasible? Could I really lift a 10kg dumbbell in my 80s (if I make it that far)? There is ...

If you are underweight, you should not follow a weight-loss plan. The volunteers reduced their waist sizes by an average of 1 inch for every 4lb (1.81kg) they lost. So if you lose 1lb (0.45kg ...

First things first: There’s nothing wrong with not wearing shapewear, which has a reputation for being uncomfortable — the phrase “sausage casing” came up often in interviews for this guide.

The calorie maths tells us that for an average-sized person to lose an inch around the middle, it would require a 4lb weight-loss – the equivalent of around 14,000 calories, or the total weekly ...

Without further ado, let's dive into the best daily bodyweight circuit to flatten your belly and shrink your waist. What You Need: This workout requires only your body weight, which means you can do ...

Make sure you're measuring next to skin, not over clothing! Find how high on your waist or hips you like to wear your jeans and measure from there. Waist: Keep tape measure comfortably loose as you ...