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From snacking on dark chocolate to adding cinnamon to your breakfast, there are certain tricks that can help you get back on the weight-loss bandwagon. "Biggest Loser" nutritionist Rachel Beller reveals her tips, as featured in her book "Eat to Lose, Eat to Win." (TODAY)

The newest inductee to the Joy Fit Club is Emilee Pollock from Valencia, Calif., who has battled obesity for years and now has some healthy alternatives to her favorite foods, like cheesecake and chicken fettuccine alfredo. (TODAY)

The mother of three young children, who were found abandoned in a shed behind a home in Portland, Ore., has been located and may face charges. NBC's Kristen Dahlgren reports. (TODAY)

The mother of three young children, who were found abandoned in a shed behind a home in Portland, Ore., has been located and may face charges. NBC's Kristen Dahlgren reports. (TODAY)

Three small children were found abandoned in a shed in Portland, Ore., on Thursday and were taken into protective custody as police try to identify them and find their parents. KGW-TV's Reggie Aqui reports. (NBC News)

Nancy Rajala has lost 45 pounds since being a contestant on "The Biggest Loser." She says she continues her weight-loss quest by making time for exercise despite being the mother of 13 kids and grandmother of 55. (TODAY)

Need inspiration to adhere to your weight-loss resolution for 2012? Meet three folks who all shed nearly half their body weight, and learn what good old diet and exercise strategies helped them achieve the dramatic transformations featured in People magazine. (TODAY)

At over 300 pounds, Tony Pichette was losing all confidence in himself. That's when the newest member of the Joy Fit Club decided it was time to make a plan. (TODAY)

NBC's Andrea Mitchell and msnbc's Chris Matthews reflect on the presidential marriage behind Camelot and the pain Jackie – and her son John Jr. – felt after JFK's assassination. (TODAY)

Patrick House, an unemployed father who came to the ranch at a whopping 400 pounds, says old pictures of himself show a "completely different" man than the reality-TV show winner he is today.