Did Your New Year’s Resolution include Weight Loss?

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Did your new year’s resolution include weight loss? According to research conducted by Twitter, ‘losing weight’ was the third most popular resolution for 2015, with ‘being happy’ taking the number two slot and ‘working out’ topping the list. With this in mind we asked our resident health and well-being expert Susie Burrell for her top 5 tips on how to drop those extra few kilos and take control of our weight….

SOURCE: HIF Lifestyle Blog – Read entire story here.

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