If you have known cardiovascular risk factors, weight management may already have become a major priority for you. However, the problem that most people experience is maintaining weight loss for a significant period of time. Evidence suggests that methods such as monitoring your dietary in...
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jaan sidorov
Saturday, March 22, 2008 at 07:35 AM -
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Sue
Monday, March 24, 2008 at 04:26 PMThanks Melanie for your post. I guess it shows that having someone in your corner - even with weight loss - makes a difference in being notivated to keep up the good work, so to speak.
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All the best, sue (moderator)
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That is a wonderful review and in line with my own analysis at my blog. Without having to read it, my bottom lines are
a) on average over about 3 years, people with a BMI in the 30's lost about 20 lbs and gained 10 of it back AND
b) that the coaching described is very similar to what commercial disease management programs are providing to health insurers that want to make weight loss available to their enrollees.