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The reluctant dieter

Kira Cochrane charts her journey to a healthy weight
  • The reluctant dieter

    Kira Cochrane: Some of us have a deep-set, almost subconscious suspicion that to prioritise our health is selfish, self-serving, a faint moral corruption

  • The reluctant dieter

    Kira Cochrane finds that she can still be astonished at her brother's remarkable capacity for food

  • The reluctant dieter

    Kira Cochrane admits that dieting is unsociable and extremely irritating for everyone else

  • The reluctant dieter

    Kira Cochrane happens upon the gym clothes she snapped up on on New Year's Eve

  • The reluctant dieter

    Kira Cochrane looks back on the year to check whether she achieved her diet goals

  • The reluctant dieter

    Kira Cochrane: The trouble is that, as with many aspects of my life, I have embraced imperfection with far too much gusto

  • The reluctant dieter

    Kira Cochrane remembers how difficult it is to diet in the dog days of winter

  • Why I don't recommend food poisoning as a way of losing weight

    I couldn't face the comment that inevitably follows the question: 'was it a dodgy prawn?', confesses Kira Cochrane

  • I was all for toning up - until I realised pain was involved

    Some couples celebrate their anniversary by exchanging gifts. Others read poetry to one another. And then there are those who mark the date in ways much too filthy to describe. For my boyfriend and I, our fifth anniversary started with me wielding a medicine ball (for the uninitiated, that's

  • The reluctant dieter

    Kira Cochrane: There's no mystery or hidden secret, no enigmatic superfood that melts away fat cells. Buckling down is all

  • The denim dream comes alive again

    The reluctant dieter: The reality is that as you get bigger, your clothing options get much, much smaller

  • As I quit one vice I often start another

    Kira Cochrane on giving up some unhealthy habits

  • As the Olympics closed, I waved goodbye to the bottle

    Kira Cochrane: The self-discipline of not drinking seems encouragement not to gorge or poison myself in other ways too

  • Will my injured ankle set me back?

    Kira Cochrane: The day after the accident, with an ankle like a blue bowling ball, I swam 42 lengths

  • My worst enemy is the office snack

    Kira Cochrane finds the chocolate chips are down at work

  • Photographs show how you really look

    Kira Cochrane: Whether I've been 11st or 17st, I've always thought that I looked all right. However high my weight has gone, whenever I've peered in the mirror I've always looked exactly the same as I did when I was at my thinnest

  • Walking to work brings new dilemmas

    Kira Cochrane: I have been walking to work and back every day and have therefore encountered the many issues associated with doing that most sensible thing: integrating exercise into your working day

  • Don't call me curvy. Or big-boned. Or 'real'

    Kira Cochrane: I can honestly say that my attitude to my body became markedly better when I accepted that I was fat

  • The sun's out - but what to wear?

    Kira Cochrane: I finally decided that the cap- sleeved T-shirt would be fine - with a cardigan on top

  • After a tough time I'm bouncing back

    Kira Cochrane: It's official: when it comes to my diet, I've been on the slide

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