2. Three Fat Chicks - 3fatchicks.com

What began as a place of mutual diet support for sisters Suzanne, Jennifer, and Amy in 1997 is now a comprehensive diet, fitness and lifestyle information hotspot. While it's no longer a personal-story-format blog run by the three women who founded it, you will find information on everything from recipes, success stories, the latest food news and fitness routines to reviews, beauty tips, and fashion ideas for fuller figures.
 

39. Fitnessista - fitnessista.com

 

Gina is a certified personal trainer, group instructor, and weight-loss specialist. Her blog, Fitnessista, features quick workouts and healthy recipes as well a dose of her personal adventures as a military wife and mom. This is not a diet blog. Instead Gina focuses on healthy living, through fitness and recipes that utilize lean protein, fruits, veggies, and grains (though mostly gluten-free). If you read her blog enough, you'll realize that Gina is the trainer we all wish we had - warm, supportive, positive, challenging and one who loves her clients and can't wait to give them high-fives for a job well-done. While you may not be able to hire her, her blog is the next best thing, and that's why she earned our Top Pick - enjoy!

40. Food Facts Blog - blog.foodfacts.com

Do you want to know what's really in the foods you are eating? This blog examines food products so you can learn what's really in that new breakfast sandwich you saw on TV, or the new healthy-looking crackers on the grocery shelf. Log on to the FoodFacts.com site and you can get even more individualized information. Site founder Stan Rak has a highly technical, data-driven background and has used his expertise to create a database of over one hundred thousand food products so that his readers can get full ingredient lists, PLUS color coded information and a grading system that identifies harmful ingredients and highlights healthy versus not so healthy options. You can even create your own profile and then each item you view will also alert you to ingredients that are on your own personal avoidance list.

41. Fooducate  - blog.fooducate.com

 

        

With all the information we now have about the food we eat available to us, do you ever feel like it's not safe to eat anything? Do you feel more confused than ever in the grocery aisle and lost about what is really healthy and what is not? Fooducate attempts to inform and make sense of all the choices on the store shelves and recent news about food. Read up on the latest research and science about food or recent nutrition discussions in the news.         

        

42. Girls Gone Strong - girlsgonestrong.com

You've heard of girls gone wild…this is nothing like that. Girls Gone STRONG's mission is to educate and inspire women of all ages to maximize the strength of their body, mind and character. The site contains articles written by eight very well qualified advisers on- count them- 13 different topics of interest to women! From strength training and fat loss, to pregnancy and hormones - the list is comprehensive. The articles are fun but most of all informative. If you are interested in learning how to get stronger inside and out, check it out. The site impressed us enough to get a Top Pick designation.

43. Greatist - greatist.com

Greatist is a blog created by gathering articles written by "greatists" all over the web including health and fitness experts, and even regular people (all verified by experts prior to posting). Their pool of contributors generate daily articles, which fit into the following categories: Move, Eat, Grow, Play, Discover, and Connect - all in an effort to help generate more "greatists," which they define as, "Someone who chooses healthy because they want to." With a focus on happiness and healthy living rather than weight-loss, we thought this blog deserved a spot on the list.

44. HelloHealthy - blog.myfitnesspal.com

HelloHealthy is the fitness and health blog of myfitnesspal, a calorie counting app provider. On this blog, you'll find a few posts each day about healthy cooking, fun workouts, nutrition info and more. Articles are divided into four categories: Eat, Move, Live and Learn so you'll easily find exactly what you’re after whether it's a new fun at-home ab workout, the latest news about GMOs, or some motivation to stick to your goals.

45. Holli Thompson - hollithompson.com

After hitting rock bottom (and then beneath rock bottom) with her own personal health, Holli Thompson went on a journey of nutritional re-education, attending culinary school and gaining nutritional training, as well as trial and error on her own. What she discovered is what you'll find now on her blog. Recipes, skin care tips, and nutritional education that will help you transform your life and body too. The focus is on overall health and wellbeing, rather than weight-loss. The site will invigorate you and the photography and recipes will really make you want to be a whole foodie too.

46. How to Not Eat Cake - isabelfoxenduke.com

Do you have a "crazy" relationship with food? Isabel Foxen Duke did. But when she stopped acting like a crazy person, she started eating like a "normal" person and began to get control of her binge eating. This blog is an entertaining, spunky, slap in the face of great support for over-eaters. She believes that a new way of thinking, NOT a new diet, is what is needed to change your relationship with food permanently, and is not afraid of attacking difficult topics head on (or using a few 4-letter words while doing so). She should probably invest in a line of motivational weight-loss posters too, because you won't find a shortage of gems like these: The weight loss / weight gain cycle is an impossible game to “beat.” The only way to “win” is to not play the game. Isabel's poignant words and examination of over-eating will keep you seriously motivated to turn the tables on food's control over your life. Did somebody say Top Pick? Oh, wait, that was us!

47. Hungry Girl - hungry-girl.com

Hungry Girl is a valuable spot for tons of healthy recipes and recipe makeovers. That's when Hungry Girl (a.k.a Lisa Lillien) takes one of your all-time favorites and gives it a healthified makeover. You may know Lisa from her television show, Hungry Girl on both the Food Network and Cooking Channel. She also has a neat feature on her site which allows readers to ask her a question, which she answers on her blog.

48. Intuitive Body - intuitivebody.com

If you are not afraid to turn inward and really deeply examine your mind-body connection, then the Intuitive Body blog might be for you. Lisa Claudia Briggs is an intuitive mentor, holistic psychotherapist and spiritual guide. Her blog (along with a cup of her metabolism-boosting tea) is a great way to start your day with intention and focus on growing and healing your soul above all else. Feed your spirit and find an inner peace on this blog.

49. Iowa Girl Eats - iowagirleats.com

Eat well, run often, travel far! That's the philosophy of Iowa food blogger Kristen Porter. She loves to gather local foods, make healthy dishes, and travel the world. Find recipes, workouts, fun travel updates - and if you are mom, she's got a section about her young family as well.

50. Joy Bauer - joybauer.com

You might know Joy Bauer from her role as nutrition and health expert for NBC's TODAY show, or from her monthly contributions to Women's Day magazine. Or maybe it's from one of her #1 New York Times bestselling books? OK, you get the point. Check out her blog for equally stellar coverage of health issues and information, archive of recipes and healthy living tips.

51. Joyce Cherrier - joycecherrier.com

Maui native and fitness enthusiast Joyce Cherrier is living healthfully while having a blast. Her blog is filled with inspiration and motivation to live a healthy lifestyle - from nutrition and meal ideas to mind and body fitness. She encourages her readers and clients to eat well and move often; and most of all, have fun while doing it. This site is a peaceful place to visit that will make you feel like petting a horse, raising your own chickens, and walking with your toes in the sand. We can't all do that - but take a break from the daily grind and have a sweet daydream for a daily dose of inspiration.

52. Kath Eats - katheats.com

Kath of Kath Eats is a registered dietitian and full-time blogger, sharing everything from nutrition info and recipes to slice of life snippets from her own world as a wife and mother in Charlottesville, Va. Don't forget to pop over to her video section for even more great cooking tips. This is not a diet blog, but it does come up from time to time as Kath migrates through various stages of her own life. But above all, she focuses on balance and "real food," of which there is never a shortage of yummy ways to prepare.

53. Keeping the Pounds Off - keepingthepoundsoff.com

Jane Cartelli of Keeping the Pounds Off believes that even massive natural weight loss can be maintained. She herself maintains an over 200-pound weight-loss and inspires and works with others to do the same. If you have weight to lose, especially significant weight, come visit Jane's blog for some wonderful inspiration and support and see how even what seems impossible can be attainable.

54. Kim’s Cravings - kimscravings.com

Kim of Kim's Cravings is on a mission to show readers that clean, healthy eating can be delicious and easy. She does this by taking you along for the ride as she provides those healthy meals to her own family. Browse her "recipage" alphabetically, or by date, ingredient, course, and even dietary requirements like gluten-free or vegan. Outside the kitchen, learn about Kim's favorite workouts, reviews, and her favorite healthy products.

55. Lift Like a Girl - niashanks.com

Nia Shanks of Lift Like a Girl teaches women simple ways to strength train and eat to build a better body. This is not simply a diet/exercise website, in fact, it focuses mostly on strength from within and switching your mindset from dieting to nourishing and from working out to getting strong. If you want to discover what your body can do, Nia would like to help you learn how. You'll find workouts, recipes and motivational articles. You'll also find some articles that are about similar topics to those you might find in popular women's magazine like cleanses, cellulite, and fat loss, only this time, with science and research to back it up. Spoiler-alert, there's a lot of debunking.

56. Lose Weight by Eating - loseweightbyeating.com

Audrey Johns was frustrated by fad diets, low calorie starvation, and frozen "diet" meals that never brought results. But then, at 275 pounds she finally discovered what worked: real, clean food. When she stopped eating processed foods, chemicals, preservatives and artificial sweeteners and concentrated instead on whole, clean foods, the weight started to fall off. She is a remarkable weight-loss success story and has devoted herself to sharing what she has learned with others who want to do the same - no gimmicks, just real food. You'll also be surprised to learn that because of a rare nerve disorder, she also attained her goal without much focus on intense exercise. She is for that reason a unique resource for those with disabilities, injuries and other challenges to exercising for weight-loss, which earned her a Top Pick spot.

57. Loving Fit - lovingfit.com

The Loving Fit blog is all about promoting a love of healthy living rather than focusing on any one specific body shape outcome. Tatiana (Tati) believes in whole body health and as a former professional figure skater and certified personal trainer, she prides herself on promoting exercise routines that focus on proper position and execution (with variations provided for beginners). Her site is an especially great source for those in search of at home-workouts or ways to enhance or spice up a gym routine. She includes nutrition, fashion, and beauty information as well.

58. Maria Marlowe Integrative Nutrition - mariamarlowe.com

Maria Marlowe is a Health Coach and for the past eight years, she has dedicated her life to food and nutrition, drawing the connection between our ailments and our diets. She now teaches people how to decipher their digestive issues, weight that won’t budge, low energy, and acne, and then how to choose the right foods for their unique body to support an ideal weight, flawless skin, and most importantly, vibrant health. Mostly on her blog you'll find delicious recipes using foods that will treat your body VERY well. If you are bored with "diet" food, we assure you, you won't be anymore. Check out how delicious healthy can taste.

59. Mind Body Food - mindbodyfood.net

Take yourself from restrictions and binges to whole-self nourishment with Viki, a holistic health therapist and Mind Body Wellness expert. You'll find lots of recipes on her blog that allow you to enjoy rather than forbid your favorite flavors and foods. You'll also find advice and tips for simplifying and enjoying life more while finding a balance between your mind, body and food.

60. Mind Body Green - mindbodygreen.com

Mind Body Green is a magazine-style site with content from contributors all over the Internet. And as the name would suggest, on MBG, you'll find articles about mental health and happiness, fitness and wellness, as well as ways to nurture a thriving, healthy planet and better lives while living on it.

61. My Journey to Fit - myjourneytofit.com

My Journey to Fit documents the weight-loss journey of Shelley, a 50-something mother of two who ultimately lost over 100 pounds and has successfully kept it off despite the ups and downs along the way. Shelley loves to run and knit, so you'll see lots about both on her blog. Her diary-style blog posts keep you up to date on her running adventures, healthy eats and the things that keep her motivated (and us too!)

62. My New Roots - mynewroots.org

As far as food blogs go, this is a winner. The photography is amazing and the recipes are beautiful and unique. The founder of My New Roots, Sarah Britton, does an excellent job of exposing readers to a variety of healthy recipes made with whole foods, many plant-based in nature. She proves that eating healthfully does NOT have to be boring or tasteless. When we think healthy food, we often think diet meals, but the dishes featured on this site are the kind to be savored so you can experience the fine flavors of REAL food.

63. Nerd Fitness - nerdfitness.com

Nerd Fitness, created by Steve Kamb, is a humorous and informative blog, aimed a bit more towards men (or as he puts it, "desk jockeys, nerds, and average Joes), but it’s far from a dudes only site, we promise. With a focus on weight lifting, Paleo, and a smart approach to maximizing the science of weight-loss, the information is straight-forward, supported by research, and never intimidating. If you are scared to start weight-lifting, you need to read Steve. He can start you on your journey to weight-loss with just a milk jug and a dining room chair if you're up for it, all the while keeping you completely entertained (and he'll help you learn the basics of healthy cooking too)! This site had us laughing and learning and we enthusiastically award it a Top Pick designation.

64. Nutrition Stripped - nutritionstripped.com

Eating more plant-based, whole foods is a main focus of Nutrition Stripped. Coach, foodie, and health enthusiast McKel founded the site to share her passion for healthy food and support her coaching career. She is a Registered Dietitian and loves science so she shares as she learns of new research too. Click over to her Pantry section for a really neat look into some foods/spices that you may not be all that familiar with, and why she considers them super foods. Look forward to an entertaining nutrition education and a beautiful designed site that is easy to read and filled with wonderful photography.

65. Nutrition U - nutritionu.wordpress.com

The creator of Nutrition U, Paula Martinac, M.A., M.S., is a nutrition educator and holistic health coach. She spent the first 20 years of her career as a writer, editor, and journalist, until a cancer diagnosis forever changed the way she viewed health and wellness. She is a part-time blogger, but a few times each month you can enjoy her posts on many of the things she has learned about healthy living as a cancer survivor. She teaches her readers ways to feel better, stronger, calmer and more energized, while enjoying a longer, more vibrant life.

66. Oh, Lady Cakes - ohladycakes.com

This blog is devoted to from-scratch recipes made with mostly whole, seasonal ingredients. Oh, and no eggs or dairy here! These recipes are vegan, occasionally gluten-free and every once in a while, raw - even the cakes! Lady Cakes is actually a reference to founder Ashlae 's nickname given to her by her hubby years ago - how cute is that?! Did we mention that this food travels? A lot. So if you have an interest in travel, that section of the blog brings an added layer of enjoyment for readers. The site is exquisitely designed and the recipes are vast and unique - for this, we give it two thumbs up and a Top Pick spot.

67. Oh She Glows - ohsheglows.com

If there's one thing we've learned from reading well over 150 blogs in order to compile this list, it's that those who are most successful with weight-loss find a place where healthy living becomes a lifestyle, exercising is done for fun and good feeling, and food becomes nourishment and support for a happy life. It is those who truly learn to "glow from within" that finally find peace with their external body. In 2008, Angela started Oh She Glows to write about her recovery from an eating disorder, her journey to health, and the amazing transformation that food can make in our lives. On Angela's blog you'll find lots of vegan recipes, most of which are also free of gluten, soy, and processed foods. But the real success and shift she experienced was in her attitude towards fitness and food and she shares her knowledge with readers so that they too can find "that place" where...ohhh, she glows! And that's why she's one of our Top Pick bloggers!

68. Peanut Butter Fingers - pbfingers.com

Julie, the Founder of Peanut Butter Fingers, is a group instructor, personal trainer and blogger who shares “healthified” versions of indulgent meals, sweaty workouts and quick and simple recipes. If you are looking for ways to swap out ingredients from your favorite comfort dishes to make them fit into your healthy lifestyle, you will love this blog. This is not a diet blog, but if you are looking for a relaxed and fun place to read about maintaining a healthy weight and lifestyle, this is the spot.

69. Peas & Crayons - peasandcrayons.com

We know how important veggies are to our wellness and diet success - so how about a blog completely devoted helping us eat our greens? (And reds, and oranges…well you get the idea!) Peas & Crayons site founder Jenn is INCREDIBLY creative and her recipes are only rivaled by the tantalizing pictures that accompany them. Be prepared to be engaged for hours just looking through her history of recipes. This site receives our special Top Pick designation for taking one of healthy-living's biggest challenges (eating are veggies) and making it easier and more delicious too!

70. Pop Sugar - popsugar.com

If you are looking for some leisurely fitness reading that reminds you a bit of your favorite magazine, then POPSUGAR is your place. As a global lifestyle brand, the POPSUGAR site itself is packed with much more than health and fitness articles, but as for that section, the blog is fitness info with a pop culture spin, delivering tons of content daily on a variety of topics. This site is for gals and you'll find workout ideas, recipes, health news, product reviews, humor, and lots of how-to's. The site won't be free of ads or product placement (similar to that magazine we mentioned earlier), but is an entertaining read for sure.

71. Powercakes - powercakes.net

Even as a seemingly healthy young adult, raised in a household that taught her how to eat and exercise healthfully, Kasey found herself looking healthy but living unhealthfully. She feared food, avoided many things, dieted obsessively and felt horrible. How she turned her life around and what she learned along the way is the meat of what you'll find on Powercakes. She broke up with her scale years ago and can teach you to do the same. At such a young age, she is truly inspirational to her readers while providing a fun source for the latest on fitness and nutrition.

72. Precision Nutrition - precisionnutrition.com

Precision Nutrition is a company offering coaching services to men and women all over the world. It is also, incidentally, a resource for coaching professionals. Their blog is an extension of that service (but free of course!) filled with articles from their experts on various topics regarding exercise, nutrition and mind-body wellness. We love that this site does not push unrealistic ideals and even frankly discusses what is necessary to reach fitness goals that are reasonable. "Even if you think you’d like that six-pack," one article notes, "it might turn out that you actually want something else a little bit more. And we wouldn’t blame you." It's about finding what's right for you, and there are great resources here to help you do that.

73. Preppy Runner - preppyrunner.com

Theodora lost 50 pounds four years ago and along that journey discovered her own path to healthy living that she's proud to share with others on her blog. Her inspirational weight-loss story will draw you in and her candid journal-style blogging will keep you coming back again and again as you see how she manages to maintain her weight loss and stick to healthy living day after day, and year after year. She's a busy city girl who doesn't always cook - so no recipes here! Just a real woman staying fit and happy in NYC. Theodora completely opens up to her readers, posting her weekly workouts and sharing the ups and downs of maintenance. If you need motivation, inspiration and moral support - you'll find it here.

74. Prevention - prevention.com

Prevention is one of the world's most established healthy lifestyle brands. The magazine is incredibly popular, but now with, you know, the internet and all, the health giant can also be found at prevention.com, which is a 24/7 health information source. It's based on a magazine, so it's magazine style - LOTS of information on many different topics in an entertaining format. Read the content, search for recipes, or watch weekly exercise videos featuring their fitness experts. There's so much there, we're giving it Top Pick status.

75. Prior Fat Girl - priorfatgirl.com

On this blog you'll find a real story about a real woman who has lost weight and gotten healthy completely on her own. She's experienced setbacks to success and even multiple skin removal surgeries - and she's documented it all for her readers. The site has recently been expanded to include the stories of many "prior fat girls," and currently features the healthiness journey of Liz. This site receives our Top Pick designation for its ability to inspire and support people of all backgrounds at any stage of their weight-loss journey.

76. Purely Twins - purelytwins.com

Michelle and Lori, of Purely Twins are sisters in life and in fitness who have created a presence online devoted to helping women live their best lives (through strength aerobic home workouts). They offer fitness advice, including TONS of video workouts, plus yummy recipes for gluten-free & grain-free treats with a mix of raw, vegan, and low sugar dishes as well. Sister Lori recently had her first child so you will find a new series of workouts completely devoted to pregnancy and postnatal fitness.

77. Rabbit Food for My Bunny Teeth - rabbitfoodformybunnyteeth.com

At such a young age, Rabbit Food for My Bunny Teeth's Catherine has had a tremendous weight-loss journey - a dramatic transformation, plus a story of going too far and coming back again that is not only motivational but inspiring. She is wise beyond her years and shares all that she has discovered about herself, weight-loss, and healthy living so that she can motivate and inspire others to achieve their goals. She shares healthy recipes, workout tips, inspiration, fun fitness fashion, and fitness DIY projects to inspire and motivate readers to reach for their goals. Enjoy this Top Pick blog!

78. Remodel Fitness - jessikneeland.com

Remodel Fitness is a place where you’ll find two very important things – science-based fitness information, and body-positive inspiration. As personal trainer, fitness expert, and site founder Jessi Kneeland puts it, “I want to always be unabashedly, unapologetically Me, and I want you to be unabashedly, unapologetically You.” She calls it radical authenticity. In addition to her great motivational attitude, you’ll find sound fitness tips and advice for tapping into your full potential. So many times when we start a weight-loss journey (and plenty of additional times along the way) we lack confidence – confidence that we know what we are doing, confidence that our hard work will actually pay off – heck – confidence just to show our body to others while at the gym or perform an exercise we’ve never done before while “everyone is watching,” (Don’t’ worry, by the way. They never are). If you are looking for that confidence, you’ll find it at Remodel Fitness and it’s probably one of the most valuable elements on the site.

79. Roni’s Weigh - ronisweigh.com

Roni is a recovering dieter, runner and CrossFit lover who has her own amazing weight-loss journey that you can read about here. She's living life with her family while doing her best to stay healthy and happy and she shares all her adventures large and small with her readers. There's always something interesting to read. She has ups and downs and plateaus just like the rest of us but her positive outlook is inspiring and always a pick-me-up.

80. Running to the Kitchen - runningtothekitchen.com

Gina likes food. A lot. On her blog you'll find tons of wonderful recipes along with a sprinkle of fitness and sarcasm. We love Gina. We wish she was our friend after a few minutes of reading - I guess we like the sarcasm! And we are definitely running to the kitchen to try recipes like No Bake Raspberry Sandwich Cookies, Rosemary Sea Salt and Vinegar Beet Chips, and Slow Cooker BBQ Peach Pulled Chicken. We love this site so much that it's one of our Top Pick blogs. We especially love her guides and how to section. Because, let's face it, eating healthfully sometimes necessitates learning new terms, tasting new foods, and learning how to prepare them deliciously - and we appreciate the assist, Gina!

81. Runs for Cookies - runsforcookies.com

Runs for Cookies founder Katie is truly inspirational Top Pick blogger. (We're talking drop-your-jaw before and after photos that will launch your butt into gear inspirational). And she didn't just drop the weight; she's maintained it successfully for over two years. She knows what it's like to have a difficult health journey ahead and she also knows how to maintain healthy goals once you get to your destination. Enjoy her journal-style blog for a boost of motivation and get a first-hand look at what life as an "after" is like.

82. Skinny Taste/Skinny Bits - skinnytaste.com

At SkinnyTaste you'll find tons of low fat recipes (several each week) that are lower in fat, but have not sacrificed the flavor of their full-fat cousins. Founder Gina Homolka focuses on eating seasonal, clean, whole foods and portion control - hey, we love that! Her recipes also include full nutrition info, which earned it a Top Pick designation. As an added bonus, her site allows you to save your favorite recipes in your recipe box, as well as generate shopping lists.

83. Snack Girl - snack-girl.com

Snack Girl delivers fast, easy, and delicious recipes and encourages readers to feel good about your body now, while your health journey continues. You'll find much more than recipes on Lisa Cain's site though - she takes reader's questions and answers them via video (like her recent one about how to order "safely" at McDonald's), and you'll find a variety of posts on health-related topics like How to Get Your Partner to Get Healthy, and Are Eggs Evil? She has a section especially devoted to weight-loss as well as one for reviewing healthy pre-packaged snacks that get her seal of approval.

84. Spicy RD Nutrition - eastewart.com

Are you gluten-free or looking to incorporate more low-carb meals into your diet? Check out this blog for the recipes you are looking for and much more. EA Stewart (a.k.a The Spicy RD) has a philosophy that is simple: No one diet fits all, but a healthy, delicious diet is built upon mostly whole, fresh, minimally-processed foods. Her blog is chock-full of new recipes, recipe ReDux (where she takes existing recipes and adapts them to be healthier and gluten-free), weekly meal plan ideas, and science/research news.

85. Sprouted Kitchen - sproutedkitchen.com

Eating seasonally is a fantastic way to enjoy delicious foods at the peak of freshness while also doing a body good. Sprouted Kitchen is a delightful Top Pick blog site featuring dishes that are a bit more art than cooking. Founder Sara Forte even admits in her bio that she doesn't really measure - so the recipes are usually educated guesses. The photography, all done by her husband Hugh, is beautiful, making the blog a piece of art in itself. We wouldn't call these everyday recipes, but this blog is gorgeous and captivating; and for the adventurous whole foodie, it is a goldmine of inspiration. Get inspired to make some delicious and beautifully healthy food.

86. Summer Tomato - summertomato.com

Summer Tomato is one of our FAVORITE Top Pick blogs! And that's because we've never seen a site that so wonderfully addresses the brain's role in dieting. If you want to get a better insight to the emotional side of dieting or your eating habits, or learn how you can shift from dieting to living healthfully, you'll love this blog. Site founder Darya Rose has a Ph.D. in neuroscience and it shows. The focus of her blog is teaching readers to "get healthy and lose weight without dieting." The thing we love about her blog is that she CONNECTS THE DOTS for readers - not only does Darya point out how our brain works and what we should do to work with it, she tells us HOW with strategies that actually work. Seriously...check this blog out ASAP!

87. Susan B. Dopart - susandopart.com

Susan B. Dopart, M.S., R.D., C.D.E., is a nutrition and fitness expert who has been in private practice for more than 19 years. Her blog is absolutely filled with expert advice about food, nutrition, and how to optimize how your body works through what you eat. And when health news gets confusing (like recent controversy about fish oil, for example) Susan is there to examine the hot issues and share her professional opinion. Ever confused by food labels? Be sure to check out her "not to shop" list in the recipe section. All those long names are often just a hidden ways of saying: MSG, sugar and sweeteners, or genetically modified sources. This site is full of valuable nutrition information and is a Top Pick blog.

88. The Lean Green Bean - theleangreenbean.com

Lindsay of the Lean Green Bean is a new mom, Registered Dietitian and Top Pick blogger. She loves sharing her passion for nutrition and healthy living with her readers. On this blog you’ll find healthy recipes, nutrition information, tips for new moms, workouts and more. You will find recipes GALORE - in fact, four whole years' worth! Check out the "best of the bean" for her favorites. You can also learn all about "food prep" on her site, of which she is a huge advocate. She also loves CrossFit, so if you want some workouts or want to learn more, the site is a great resource.

89. The Moose is Loose - daimanuel.com

Growing up as an obese teenager, Dai Manuel "The Moose" brings his unique perspective to his wellness advice for others. He's now a self-proclaimed health junkie and an accountability coach to many. You'll gain not only fitness and nutrition tips from his blog, but you'll also draw inspiration. Dai is a family-man and a dad too, so if you've got a family and want to make your new healthy lifestyle a family affair, you'll find advice on that too. If you are interested in CrossFit, it happens to be Dai's favorite form of exercise, so you'll find lots of resources and info here.

90. The Tippy Toe Diet - tippytoediet.com

If ever there was a way to sense a smile though text, it's definitely happening when you read Cammy's blog, The Tippy Toe Diet. Her positivity and sense of humor is infectious and makes you want to get up and run after your goals and dreams. After years of trying and failing to lose weight, Cammy found her secret which was gradual changes towards health and ditching her old diet habits. The Tippy Toe Diet is a journal-style blog that is a great source of motivation and support after a long day of working hard to get healthy.

91. The World According to Eggface - theworldaccordingtoeggface.blogspot.com

Post weight-loss surgery, Michele "Shelly" of The World According to Eggface had to completely rethink her love of food and cooking to support her post-surgery journey. She was afraid that post-surgery her creativity in the kitchen would be stifled by diet restrictions, but lucky for all of us, it's been quite the opposite! She shares her ever-inventive meals and snacks with her readers - as well as some humorous ramblings about her world.

92. There Are 2 Sides -  therearetwosides.com

Amanda Kessler recently lost 40 pounds and is working every day to eat healthfully and stay fit with a heart condition. One fabulous thing you'll find on her blog is motivation, and lots of it, in many different forms. She's an avid (slow) runner and racer and following her adventures is inspiring. When it comes to health blogs, she's the girl next door. She's positive, strong, and inspiring, but she's not perfect - and we love that.

93. Tiny Buddha - tinybuddha.com

Nourish your mental health and happiness with Tiny Buddah, a source for meditation, inspirational quotes, motivation, and in short, a place to center yourself daily. There are several categories to browse: Happiness and Fun, Love and Relationships, Meaning and Passion, Mindfulness and Peace, Change and Challenges, Letting Go, Healthy Habits, Work Fulfillment, and Tiny Wisdom. Ditching stress and negative thoughts and energy are key to our health, wellness, and even weight-loss efforts. That's why Tiny Buddha is one of our Top Picks for helping deliver a vital piece of the puzzle to health-seekers everywhere.

94. Truth to Being Fit - truth2beingfit.com

Meet Jody - a force to be reckoned with who blogs about healthy aging and living. Staying fit changes as we age and even individuals who were fit at 30 or 40 may need to switch things up at 50. Jody of the Truth2BeingFit has years of fitness experience and brings a unique perspective now that she is applying her knowledge to an ever changing and shall we say maturing body.

95. Well and Good - wellandgood.com

Well and Good is an online publication in every sense of the word. Founded by two journalists, Alexia Brue and Melisse Gelula, Well and Good has a full professional masthead and delivers reporting (not just writing) on the healthy living beat. It's their job to know what's new and relevant in the world of health and deliver it to readers quickly and accurately. Find info on exercise, fitness fashion and gear, wellness advice (both body and mind), nutrition tips and coverage of fitness events. But all that being said, don't assume that reporting equates to boring and dry - the site content is fresh and highly entertaining. For being the best of both, we gave it a Top Pick designation.

96. Wellness Today - wellnesstoday.com

Wellness Today is a site/blog that aims to bring together the most valuable health and wellness content from around the web. Affiliated with the Institute for Integrative Nutrition, their editors hand-pick articles from the web's most trusted sources in order to bring readers what they believe to be the best of the best. Topics include: nutrition, fitness, spirit, beauty, recipes and videos. With at least one new post daily, you'll enjoy leisurely reading their varied content like your favorite magazine. For sheer volume of interesting content, this site is a great one to bookmark and is one of our Top Pick blogs.

97. Where I Need To Be - whereineedtobe.com

Marissa is a health and life coach who inspires her readers to develop a healthy relationship with food and set goals to get to "where they need to be." She's an NYC gal, and her health journey began in a tiny Manhattan studio apartment living a food life that revolved around microwaves, take-out, and street carts for breakfast, lunch and dinner. She also had a wicked sweet tooth. She finally learned to embrace whole, real food (and cooking!), and discovered that sweetness can and should come from more than food. Her blog is journal-style and you'll find that she entertainingly delivers information in real time as her life unfolds.

98. Whole Foodie Booty - wholefoodiebooty.com

Shannon is a Health Coach and Whole Foodie Booty founder. Until she learned to cook, she used to fear food. Through her love of her cooking practice, she fell in love with whole food, and discovered that she also completely changed her relationship with food all at the same time (resulting in 20+ lb weight loss). If you are looking for some healthy and delicious recipes to add to your week in order to incorporate more whole foods into your diet, you will love this blog. All there is left to say is yum!

99. Workout Mommy - workoutmommy.com

Calling all moms! Pregnancy and raising children can add unique challenges to a woman's pursuit of healthy living and this blog is devoted to helping navigate those unique challenges. You'll find an emphasis on short but intense workouts that fit into busy lives, exercises that can be done at home with everyday objects (or ahem child-shaped weights), family-friendly healthy living tips, and interviews with inspiringly fit moms. You'll also find a good dose of humor. Prior to having children, site founder Lisa, was a personal trainer, group fitness instructor, marathon runner, and overall fitness junkie who thought nothing would change once she became a mother. Once she learned that a few (cough) things would, the site was born. She discovered a way to fit her healthy lifestyle into her new life and wants to help others do the same.

100. Yum Yucky - yumyucky.com

Josie is a fit mama, but she wasn't always. It took dedication and time for her to find what worked for her and gain the confidence and will to go after her "after." Yum Yucky is about finding the balance between healthy living and indulgence. She shares recipes, home workout tips and her full weight-loss pictorial journey. Her writing is entertaining and usually allows us a little peek at her life and world like her recent post entitled, "My child is ruining my fitness life."