I am 64 years old, eat healthy, exercise daily and people say I look great for my age. Over the last 6 months I have gained almost 10 lb. I have been taking three different blood pressure medications because my blood pressure suddenly jumped up very high. Recently I saw a show on the Health channel where Dr. Oz suggested that blood pressure medications increased weight. I have done my research and found that it is true. How can I counteract the side effects of the weight gain without jeopardizing my blood pressure? My Doctor just says that I will have to deal with it because low blood pressure is more important than my weight. -Judith

I am a 48 year young single mother and weigh only 100 lbs. What can I do to add weight on? To me I look in the mirror and cringe! Please help…

I am 15 years old and twenty pounds overweight. I'm not interested (although it would be great) to lose a tremendous amount of weight, however just to be healthy. I have a serious sweet tooth, and love, love, love, peanut butter. Do you have any recipes that are really tasty and nutritionally healthy? Or maybe some that might make me shed a pound or two? - Sam