Actress Jennifer Garner is dreading the day her child won't be breastfeeding anymore - why? She's afraid she might get fat once she stops.

Breastfeeding does help women lose some of their post-baby weight, and Garner who's nursing her 13-month-old daughter, Seraphina, says:

“I’m nursing, as soon as I’m done I’ll puff right back up.”

I highly doubt the 'Alias', Elektra star will let herself go. I'm sure she'll get back to kick butt form in no time!

All week long athletes have been testing out Gatorade's G series, which tells how the athlete's body reacts under physical stress and how it burns energy via fat and calories. FitCeleb had the pleasure to interview NFL San Diego Chargers wide receiver Vincent Jackson on how different Gatorade beverages affect his performance.

FC: What did you think about the G-Series testing?

VJ: G series was good. I really enjoyed the prime and recover drinks, a lot better than I expected.

FC: How do you feel about drinking Gatorade for hydration?

VJ: It gives you more than plain water. It's definitely important to be hydrated before any type of extreme training activity. Staying hydrated during a game is very important for us, it does link to the game. Having the G2 on the sideline is a big deal, and then obviously when we're done, we're a little banged up - our tissues and muscles are broken down, so you need that protein, which you get from the recover.  I think the recover is going to be good not just for football players, but for athletes that go through the same type of strenuous training.

FC: What keeps you motivated during an intense workout or game?

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Carnie Wilson gets weight-loss tips from Dr. Oz. (That's Fit)

Super Bowl snack breakdown. (FitSugar) 

Jessica Alba's motherly advice to her daughter: Don't eat your vegetables. (INO)

Mischa Barton looking thick.  (The Skinny Website)

What?!  Sitting can kill you. (Fit Tip Daily)

Put down the Cheerios and work off your cholesterol.  (Shine)

Lose weight at home like Alessandra Ambrosio and Reese Witherspoon. (Makeover Momma)

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Sports Illustrated changed things up a bit for their SI's Winter Olympic preview issue, which hit newsstands Wednesday, by putting Lindsey Vonn on the cover.

However, a magazine that usually puts barely covered models on the cover is getting flack, but because Vonn is in a semi-provacative pose which is being claimed it objectifies her. According to Yahoo Sports:

The pose at least resembles the tuck stance skiers like Vonn take when barrelling down the hill. It's exaggerated, of course, but not gratuitously so. It's not as if SI put her in a bikini in a Whistler hot tub.

Also, this is Vonn's moment. If she wins multiples golds in Vancouver, Vonn has the potential to become a major crossover star. She'd be like Michael Phelps, only with better looks and an actual personality. Landing on the SI cover is a good way for her to start the Vonn saturation campaign. It's as important for her as it is the magazine. The pose is suggestive, sure, but it's not objectifying. The headline reads "America's best woman skier ever", for Jean-Claude's sake! Why can't she be both the best skier in the world and really, really attractive too? Tom Brady's a great athlete and a handsome dude and I don't hear people whine when he's shirtless in GQ.

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I'm sure there are plenty of us who have done crazy, irradical things during break ups - but would you go as far as getting plastic surgery to look like your ex's favorite actress to hopefully win him back?!  This one woman will, to look like Jessica Alba. Watch below:

Ladies, if you're looking to win over Joe Jonas' heart, just bake him some brownies!  He told People magazine,

“[One of my girlfriends] baked me brownies and showed up and surprised me on tour. [They were] so amazing.”

So amazing that apparently he ate the whole batch! He continued,

“I’m still friends with this person and I still tell her, ‘Make me brownies.’ I’m like, ‘Can you please make me brownies?’”