If you’re looking for a way to save money in these dire financial times, you might want to focus on your waistline. A recent medical research study reported in Health Watch Journal says that overweight Americans spend close to 42 percent more on health care that the average “normal weight” person.

You can feel it in the air. The temperatures are dropping. Soup is on. People are buying boots and coats to be prepared for colder temperatures and snow.

Here we go, again! Last Saturday — Halloween with its copious chocolate leftovers — was the official start of the holiday feeding frenzy.