Medical Weight Loss

Charlie – 80 lb. weight loss

Posted: Jun 21 in Patient Results by Wendy Scinta

Thanks to Dr. Scinta and her wonderful staff my weight is now approaching 200 pounds, my body fat percentage is getting close to being in the healthy range, my blood pressure is normal, as are all my other levels. I am now able to play with my kids without being out of breath and sweating. My kids keep asking when my diet is going to be over. I tell them my diet ended in December and this is my new lifestyle. My lifestyle has had a positive impact on my family as well. My boys are more aware of the food they eat and are making healthier choices to be like their Dad and my wife has started to workout as well.

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Linda – 81lb. weight loss

Posted: Jan 21 in Patient Results by Wendy Scinta

Hello, my name is Linda. I’m 60 healthy years of age now thanks to Dr. Wendy Scinta and her wonderful staff. I hit the “turning point in my life” in the Spring of 2007. I’ve been overweight since my 40′s and the weight kept creeping up, until I hit well over 250 lbs.

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Keeping Visceral Fat Away A Year After Weight Loss

Posted: Nov 29 in Blog by Wendy Scinta

When we’re trying to lose weight, we tend to think that fat is fat. It’s all bad, and we want to get rid of as much of it as possible.

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5 Things to Do Before You Start a Medical Weight Loss Program

Posted: Nov 06 in Blog by Wendy Scinta

Medical weight loss programs combine doctor supervision, behavioral counseling, dietary adjustment and sometimes appetite suppression pills to help you lose weight without surgery. For many overweight people, a medical weight loss program is the only realistic solution to their weight problems.

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What Does Pre-Diabetic Mean?

Posted: Jul 02 in Blog by Wendy Scinta

As a finely tuned system, your body has certain levels of hormones, lipids and sugars that must be maintained.

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Weight Loss Maintenance Plans

Posted: May 12 in Blog by Wendy Scinta

Unfortunately for most people, the weight loss that occurs after dieting and exercising is just the tip of the iceberg in terms of staying fit for life. All too often the lifestyle change our diet gave us turns into a temporary change, and we are back to our old eating patterns once we lose the weight.

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