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5 Benefits of Weight Loss

Obesity and weight gain are one of the most widespread health concerns facing the United States with the National Institute of Health reporting trends from 2016 stating 36.5% of men and 40.8% of women being categorized as obese. Being overweight has implications that go beyond visual appearance and can be incredibly damaging to your overall health and wellbeing.

The team of experts at Centerville Medical has years of experience assisting patients with weight loss regimens and support. Our goal is to help you lose weight and keep it off, restoring your mobility, and ultimately providing a renewed quality of life! Below you will find, 5 benefits that your body will experience as you begin to lose weight and keep it off! The benefits extend throughout your body and are profoundly important to overall health!

Joint Pain Relief

Living at a weight that is appropriate for your frame allows your joints to function properly. They aren’t strained under the additional weight and can move in fluid motions that don’t cause undue stress or wear and tear.

When you carry around more weight than your frame is intended to, it puts additional strain on your joints. Your joints, connective tissue, and cartilage are all designed to handle an appropriate amount of stress. Additional weight causes compression and accelerates the wearing of joints and the early onset of chronic pain and osteoarthritis.

Cardiac Health

Weight loss is usually attributed to an improved healthy diet and consistent exercise, both of which are incredible for your heart and cardiac health. Essential vitamins and nutrients as well as oxygenated blood are able to navigate your now, cleared up arteries with ease. This means your heart doesn’t have to work as hard to keep up with demand.

Being overweight is usually attributed to sedentary lifestyle choices and poor diet. Both of these put you at incredibly high risk for cardiac disease. Unhealthy foods usually cause plaque build up in your arteries as which puts additional stress on the heart and affects your circulatory system. Your heart needs to work that much harder to pump blood through your system.

Respiratory Health

Normal breathing and oxygenation is an incredible benefit attributed to weight loss. When you carry less weight across your chest, your chest is able to expand and retract with significantly less effort, making breathing seem effortless.

If obesity is allowed to progress to dangerous levels, it can actually influence your breathing capabilities. The additional weight can make breathing laborious and ‘heavy’. Paired with poor cardiac health, simple tasks will leave you out of breath as your body struggles to circulate the oxygenated blood necessary for proper function.

Energy Levels

Patients in weight loss programs speak of the incredible boost in energy they feel as the weight starts to fall off. This is due to the compounding effect that weight loss has. Increased metabolic paired with relieving the burden on your internal systems leaves you feeling invigorated and with energy you haven’t experience in a long time!

Carrying around an additional 50-75lbs can be exhausting. Your body has to work exceptionally harder to move and allow circulation. The result is that you are left exhausted and don’t have the energy to perform daily tasks or engage in any physical activities. This can be very difficult to overcome as you attempt to lose weight.

Chronic Disease Prevention 

Living at a healthy weight means that your body is able to function as intended. Your joints and internal systems aren’t being constantly burdened and are healthy. Losing weight removes additional stress from your body and enables it to fight off disease much more effectively

Being overweight or obese can put you at very high risk of developing a long list of dangerous chronic conditions. Conditions like diabetes, heart disease, spinal stenosis, osteoarthritis, as well as respiratory and circulatory conditions.

Weight Loss Plans at Centerville Medical Center

If you are ready to take the first step towards a healthier life and better longevity, reach out to the professionals at Centerville Medical Center in Garland, TX. We have help thousands of patients achieve incredible weight loss results and helped them achieve the quality of life they deserve. Your CMWL doctor may prescribe one of the following plans and personalize it to your specific needs and preferences:

Accelerated or Accelerated Plus

The Accelerated plan includes six weeks of one-on-one visits with your CMWL Doctor, simple medical tests to monitor your progress, and a high-nutrition, calorie-controlled food plan. We have done the research, our diet plans have dietary science behind them and allow you to lose weight in a healthy way and get all of the vital nutrients. Accelerated Plus also includes vitamin regulation to ensure you’re getting everything you need.

LCD or Modified LCD

The Low-Calorie Diet (LCD) is a high-nutrition calorie-controlled plan your doctor will prescribe for you and monitor closely. The Modified LCD is the same plan but adjusted to include a calorie-specific dinner that may include your favorite foods. Diets don’t have to be boring, there are plenty of delicious low-calorie foods that can make losing weight a pleasant process.

Appetite Suppressant

Jumpstart your CMWL weight loss plan with an appetite suppressant prescribed and monitored by your CMWL Doctor. If you’re finding it too difficult to resist temptation, this can be a very effective method for helping you stick to your diet and continue losing weight!

If you would like to learn more about our weight loss programs or are ready to book a consultation, call or book an appointment online with the specialists at Centerville Medical Center in Garland, TX today!

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