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Weight gain is a common side effect of many types of medications. Luckily, there are usually ways to minimize your weight gain if you and your doctor suspect your meds may be causing you to put on extra pounds.
The CMWL program uses a body composition scale—in addition to a regular scale—to help measure your progress. How does the body composition scale help you lose weight?
It's Valentine's Day — time to think about love! But what about loving yourself? It can be quite crucial for long-term success on your medical weight loss plan. We'll look at what self-love means — and how you can get it.
See what food and factors can help lower the risk of diabetes and help patients with diabetes manage the disease.
Learning to forgive yourself first involves letting go of the past. Getting back on track involves focusing on the current moment and the opportunity it presents to do something different. Are you able to let go of recriminations and move forward on your medical weight loss plan?
Weight gain in a woman’s 40s and 50s is a pretty typical complaint, even for women who’ve never had a weight problem in the past. Here’s why women may gain weight during menopause – and what they can do about it.
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