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March is National Nutrition Month

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March is 'National Nutrition Month'! 'National Nutrition Month' is a campaign focused on the importance of healthy eating and exercise.  The 2018 theme of 'National Nutrition Month' is "Go Further with Food".  Whether you are starting off your day with a healthy meal for breakfast, or preparing dinner for your family, the foods you choose make a real difference. 

The 2018 theme encourages us to prepare our foods to go further by planning meals in advance, and to work toward achieving the maximum nutritional benefits that foods have to offer.  Learning how to "Go Further with Food" will help save money and nutrients!

Throughout the Month of March, focus on taking the following actions to "Go Further" with your food:

1. Eat a variety of healthy fruits, vegetables, starches and proteins from your meal plan each day.

2. Consider the foods you already have on hand at home, before making a trip to the grocery store.  Make a list before grocery shopping, and only buy what you need.

3. Be mindful of portion sizes - try using a smaller plate and utensil when serving your food.  Always measure foods when able, do not guess portion sizes.

4. Purchase amounts of fruits and vegetables that can be eaten or frozen within a few days.

5. Plan new ways to use leftovers during the week.

6. Be physically active each day, and find a type of exercise that you enjoy and that fits your lifestyle.

7. Regularly meet with your MWLC Consultant to stay on track with your weight loss.

Be sure to check out the MWLC News page throughout March for more tips on how to "Go Further with Food"!

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When you enroll in a Medical Weight Loss Clinic program, the length of your program will be determined by you and the staff based on the amount of weight you want to lose and how quickly you want to lose it. Your actual weight loss will be determined by many factors, including, but not limited to: your medical circumstances, the plan you choose, adherence to the meal plan and use of nutritional supplements. Your goal and program duration information will be given to you in writing at the time of enrollment. As your program progresses, the rate you lose weight may change and you will have the opportunity to discuss this at every daily visit with your weight loss consultant, where changes to your meal plan and/or program can be made.