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The weight loss drug Wegovy is now available as a tablet in more than 70,000 U.S. pharmacies as well as select telehealth providers. The Food and Drug Administration recently approved an oral GLP-1 medication for the treatment of obesity and weight management.
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'Weight loss has never been about calories': How this low-insulin diet helped Lillie, 58, drop 70 lbs
Weight loss science has evolved a lot in recent years. It's no longer about calories in, calories out. Now, promising new research focuses on the power of lowering insulin levels to shed unwanted weight.
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How Long Does It Take to Lose Weight and Keep It Off?
How long it takes to lose weight can vary based on a number of factors, such as age, medications you take, your activity level, and more. Learn how to do it right.
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7-day high-protein Mediterranean diet meal plan for weight loss, created by a dietitian
Looking to lose weight? This high-protein, Mediterranean diet meal plan can help. This 7-day plan is set at 1,500 calories, with modifications for 1,800 and 2,000 calories. Each day provides at least 90 g of protein and 29 g of fiber to support weight loss.
Phuong encourages patients to look beyond the scale. “You can be on the heavier side, but if you’ve cut out sodas, sweets, and processed foods, you’ll see it in your labs. Your cholesterol comes down, your blood sugar improves, you sleep better. Those signs matter more than physical shape.”
When people who are overweight and obese stopped taking their weight-loss medications they regained weight faster than those who stopped a diet or exercise program, a new review of studies finds.