Hot off of the fantastic coverage and thrills of the 2012 Summer Olympics, most people are slowly settling back into their normal routines. Yes, it was fun to watch our favorite athletes as they performed incredible feats, broke records, won medals and made their bodies do things that most of us can't recall doing recently, if ever. For many of us, jumping up and down as we cheered them on was the most exercise we'd had in awhile. And therein lies the problem. Whether we view

Gabby Douglas, at the tender age of 16, has become the first African-American all-around gymnastics gold medalist for the United States of America. Gabby, with the smile that lit up the arena in London like the candles lit up the sky during the opening ceremonies, has done her momma proud. She has done her family proud, and man oh man, has she done her country proud. And what are many people focusing on? Her hair! That’s right, her hair. This article in the Huffington Post is