If you’re trying to lose weight, you’re probably wondering what the “best” diet is for you to eat. Find out why The Center for Medical Weight Loss often recommends a high protein diet for weight loss.

Holiday festivities traditionally revolve around food, and the pressure to overindulge can throw any well-intentioned dieter into a tailspin. Here’s how to make wise choices during the holiday season.

Why hasn’t the weight come off as you expected? Well, maybe because some of your so-called expertise needs re-examining! Here, we expose three big weight-loss myths.

See what food and factors can help lower the risk of diabetes and help patients with diabetes manage the disease. 

American eating habits are often referred to as the “Western diet.” The Western diet is generally classified by foods that contain high calorie levels, but little nutrition. This translates into processed food and beverages with excessive sugar, saturated fats, and sodium, 40% of which is not prepared at home. With the Western diet, it can be said you are both stuffed and starved – stuffed full of calories, but starved for the wholesome nutrition a body needs to thrive.

This year’s summer vacation will be a good opportunity to show yourself, finally, that you can lose weight and live your life at the same time. Here are a few tips on how to stick to your medical weight loss plan during vacation.