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Treating Obesity
Weight Matters: When Willpower Isn't Enough

Most medical weight-loss programs first try to help you make the long-term behavioral changes necessary to achieve and maintain a healthy weight. This includes exercising regularly and eating healthy food. If you still remain seriously overweight, you and your doctor might discuss these options.

Medical Treatment for Obesity

Medical treatment can help with weight loss if your own efforts are unsuccessful—or if you have a medical condition that makes it crucial to lose weight.

Even with Weight-Loss Drugs, Losing Pounds Isn't Easy

Out of the millions Americans who are overweight and go on a diet each year, many regain all or a part of the weight they lose within five years.

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