Weight loss

She's not proud.

"This baby's a keeper," she said.

There were no handed-down Miller & Rhoads bags that day, just small plastic bags to hold our $29 worth of treasures.

"I've never brought home a blazer in a plastic drugstore bag," said Barb, "but, hey - works for me." At $8.99, works for me, too.

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Of the 185 girls surveyed, 80 percent reported exercising to loose weight.

Thirty-two percent did not take part in any physical activity, and only 19 percent of them exercised often and vigorously enough to lose weight.

Cutting back on fat and sugar, counting calories and eating less, were methods used for The most maladaptive Nine percent of the girls reported this and 32 percent revealed they skipped breakfast.

Study authors say that all college girls regardless of whether they are normal weight, overweight or obese, would benefit from counseling or open discussions about healthy dieting practices.

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