Weight Loss Isn't What You Think
Brian Wallace
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This Week's Topic: Weight Loss Isn't What You Think
As we round the corner to another new year, let's focus in on one of the most common New Year's Resolutions: losing weight. During the pandemic, 42% of Americans unintentionally gained weight. Also, 97% of dieters regain their weight loss weight within 3 years. There's a reason why our intentions do not meet our actions: it's because there is more to weight loss than you think and we need a better way. Learn how sustainable weight loss can be attained in the in the infographic below, courtesy of Relish:
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2yBrian Wallace Thanks for highlighting this issue. Personally I tried everything to lose weight and it wasn’t until I saw a doctor that prescribed counseling and weight loss medication that I was able to lose weight and finally keep it off for good. We fear taking medication for weight loss but at the same time medicate with food which has significantly worse health consequences if it results in unmanageable weight issues. Down 60lbs and never looking back!
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2yThe bad side effects are reasons why some people won’t take weight loss medication. Dizziness, dry mouth, difficulty sleeping, irritability, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, or constipation may occur. Although these side effects may occur with most medication. Another reason is that most insurance don't cover obesity drugs because of serious safety problems in the past. Losing weight only to gain it back plus more is disheartening. The Relish Solution is worth the try. Thanks for another in-depth infographic, Brian Wallace.
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2yGreat post
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2yWeight should be released. When you lose something, your mind will work on finding it again. It all comes down to mental programming. Great article, Brian Wallace!
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2yExcellent infographic. Unfortunately true.