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Do you wonder how medical weight loss is different from other weight loss plans? Good question! We happen to think it’s better for a few important reasons…
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Have you had your blood pressure tested lately? And if so, is it high?
The good news is if you do have high blood pressure, losing weight and making lifestyle changes can remedy the issue about 80 percent of the time. The bad news is, if you ignore high blood pressure you could be setting yourself up for some big health problems in the future.
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Going up just one skirt size can make a big difference in your risk for breast cancer.
A study published in BMJ Open found increasing one skirt size per decade between your mid 20s and mid 50s is linked to a 33 percent increase in breast cancer risk.
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Waking up in the morning can be a struggle, but if fatigue persists for more than an hour, it may be a symptom of an underlying issue or medical condition. Your body deserves to wake up each day feeling refreshed, and by doing so, you’re setting yourself up for weight loss success. If you can’t seem to shake that drowsy morning feeling, making some changes to your diet or everyday routine can give you a boost of energy.
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Your doctor has been saying it for years: Lower your cholesterol. The American Heart Association and The American Stroke Association are making the issue clearer with guidelines that suggest more people should be on medication.
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When you start a new diet, it seems like you???re given a laundry list off foods that are off limits???no ice cream, potato chips, cookies, French fries, etc. You???re told they will give you diabetes or a heart attack, to think of these foods as a splurge at best.
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