U.S. News & World Report has ranked the HMR program offered at Atlanta Endocrine Associates the #1 Best Fast-Weight Loss Diet for 2019. (41 different diet plans were evaluated.) It’s the fourth consecutive year that HMR’s intensive, yet simple program has held the first-place position.
More Speed, More Motivation, More Skills
Fast weight loss all comes down to motivation. Losing weight quickly is incredibly motivating. It can help people stick with their diet longer, which is especially important if you have a lot of weight to lose. Fast weight loss is a big part of the program, but equally important are the new skills you’ll learn along the way to support a healthier lifestyle over the long term.
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