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This segment is sponsored by Novo Nordisk.

Many longtime listeners know that a while back, I struggled with obesity, and then I lost 200 pounds.

It was amazing.

And while that worked for me, I know I am the exception, not the rule.

I did the old-fashioned way and the way people are most familiar with, diet and exercise.

But I'm here today to bust the myth that weight loss is as simple as eat less, move more.

For many of us, healthy eating and increased physical activity aren't enough to maintain weight long term.

The truth is there's actually a lot of elements at play when it comes to weight loss, including unique physiological factors.

I encourage you to discover the science behind weight loss and work with a health care provider to create a weight management plan that works for you.

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