Losing weight and keeping the weight off is a common challenge for many people. When you have tried on your own to reach your goals without success, trying a medical weight loss option can be the right choice for you.
Low-Calorie Diets
A low- or very low-calorie diet may not seem like a medical weight loss option, but this type of caloric restriction is best prescribed by a physician. Sometimes, these diets may be 800 to 1000 calories per day, and without medical supervision, you risk severe nutrient deficiencies or you may not be fit enough to adopt such low calories.…
If you’re a swimmer, you pay close attention to your arms, legs, and feet in the water. Outside of the water, you need to pay closer attention to your feet. Outside the water, your feet may be suffering and could put you out of the pool for a while until your feet heal. Read on for foot issues you need to keep an eye out for if you are a swimmer (and even if you aren’t).…
Learning that you have breast cancer can be incredibly shocking and scary. Being told that your best course of treatment is a single or double mastectomy can be difficult to process, even if it is the best option to restore your health and keep the cancer from spreading. Losing one or both breasts to a mastectomy can cause a wide variety of feelings and emotions in women who are already worried about their health due to a breast cancer diagnosis.…
