Comprehensive Medical Weight Loss Denver
For the last 40 years, the government has told us the same thing: eat less fat, eat moderate amounts of protein, and base your diet on grains like bread and pasta. You probably remember the old Food Pyramid or the…
We’ve talked a lot about MASH (Metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis) and the power of weight loss and medication to reverse it. But there’s a simple, free, and incredibly powerful tool you have at your disposal every single day: water. While it…
From Your CNC Dietitian, Stacy Gill Many people believe that eating fewer calories or smaller portions is the key to lasting weight loss. While this can lead to short-term results, the long-term reality is more complex—and far more important to your overall…
GLP-1 medications like semaglutide and tirzepatide can help people lose 15–25% of their body weight over 1–2 years. But like medicine for high blood pressure, these drugs only work while you’re taking them. If you stop, the weight usually comes…
As women move through their 40s and 50s, many start thinking more seriously about their long-term health—and for good reason. A new study published in JAMA Network Open by researchers at Tufts and Harvard reinforces something we’ve been teaching our…
Explore the top four benefits of weight training for enhanced health and fitness.
I was fortunate to spend the winter holidays in Belize with my family. We enjoyed several amazing inland adventures including the unbelievable ATM cave system – a cave with a river running through it that extends underground for miles and…
Personalized Diets: Key to Effective Weight Loss Success
Working with a registered dietitian is crucial when using anti obesity medications because these medications are most effective when combined with healthier eating and lifestyle habits. While weight loss medications can assist with shedding pounds, they don’t address the root causes…
We’ve heard it time and time again: “I’m doing everything possible to lose weight, but it just isn’t coming off!” This statement implies that your body weight is a function of your willpower. In fact, decades of research have shown…
