2009 – 2010 report from the CDC shows that more that 78 million adults and almost 13 million children aged 2 – 19 were obese. Here’s the complete article from The Associated Press CLICK
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Many of us make New Year’s resolutions few; of us keep them. In their article “If at First Your Don’t Succeed”, Polivy and Herman cite statistics that:
- 25% of New Year’s resolutions will be abandoned in the first 15 weeks.
- The average number of time’s a New Years resolution is made is 10.
- Those who manage to make a resolution that lasts for 6 months or more have often tried 5 or 6 times before finally succeeding.
- Many New Year’s resolutions are for health related goals.
Weight Know More Medical Weight Loss Clinic has helped many people keep their health-related goals. We can help YOU!
Reference: Polivy, Janet, Herman, C. Peter.”If at First You Don’t Succeed.” American Psychologist Sept. 2002: 677-689.
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Here’s a photo of Weight Know More Medical Weight Loss Clinic’s CEO, Carl Lapeyrouse, at the National Bodybuilding Fitness & Figure Championships. Speaking from experience, be assured, our clinics will help YOU achieve a healthy weight and lifestyle!
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More great news about Antioxidants
Your body uses antioxidants as a primary system of defense, including defending your nerves from wear and tear and consequent decline. Many antioxidants work synergistically to support the function of the primary cellular antioxidant, glutathione.
Read the whole article at WellnessResources.com
Then, come into one of our clinics…have we got great news for you!
Higher obesity rate than Canada?
You don’t want to be the leader in THIS category. Read report HERE.
A new record as U.S. life expectancy surpasses 78
As published by the Associated Press. READ ARTICLE HERE.
Hypertension?
If you suffer from hypertension, the American Journal of Hypertension offers free podcasts you can listen to for the latest information and news. CLICK HERE
Obesity alone a killer?
Researchers have found that obesity increases the risk of dying from heart disease, regardless of whether or not people have other well recognised risk factors such as high cholesterol or blood pressure.
Read more from the British Heart Foundation here. BHFSTUDYLINK


