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Weight Loss Resolutions

Transform your health in 2024 with the help of AMA Health Providers

Everybody’s New Year's resolutions are in full swing and improving one’s health is very likely at the top of the list. We all know that while losing weight is a powerful way to gain a health advantage, shedding those extra pounds can be a challenge. This year, let AMA Health Providers’ proven and effective Weight Loss Program help you achieve your goals.

Let's face it, we've all made the resolution to start our diets on Monday a few too many times. But this year really can be different. Start by consulting with your medical provider, a registered dietician, or Antonio Lubrano, MD at AMA Health Providers’ Weight Loss Program, to develop a personalized nutrition plan that fits your lifestyle.

Here are some handy tips to get you started:

1.     Keep a food diary or use a tracking app to stay accountable.

2.     Identify your emotional triggers for eating and find healthier alternatives.

3.     Cut down on added sugars, especially in cookies and cakes.

4.     Ditch the liquid calories by swapping alcohol, soda, and juice for water.

5.     Opt for whole grain breads and cereals.

6.     Break up your meals into smaller, more frequent ones throughout the day.

7.     Incorporate lean protein sources like fish, nuts, and beans.

8.     Choose low glycemic index carbs—hello, asparagus!

9.     Boost your fiber intake with foods like artichokes and lentils to feel fuller.

10.  Enjoy small amounts of healthy fats found in fish, nuts, and olive oil.

AMA Health Providers is dedicated to helping you become your healthiest, happiest self. Call today to schedule an appointment with Dr. Lubrano in Arcadia at 863.993.2966; Sarasota at 941.359.3337; or Venice at 941.559.0262. Visit amahealthproviders.com for more information. 

Let's make this year your healthiest one yet!

Let's face it, we've all made the resolution to start our diets on Monday a few too many times.

  • Dr. Antonio Lubrano, MD at AMA Health Providers