Comprehensive Medical Weight Loss
Weight Loss Strategies for patients of Clinical Nutrition Center in Denver, CO.
Qnexa is a drug in development by California company Vivus. In a new study published in the Lancet, Qnexa helped individuals not only lose an average of 22 pounds during the year, but also see improvements in blood pressure, cholesterol…
Resources: What is Metabolism? The following article is from Microlife, the makers of the MedGem and BodyGem metabolic rate measurement devices. Clinical Nutrition Center is proud to offer quick and convenient metabolic rate testing with the MedGem device. This information…
Do you have time to be thin? Every day at CNC, I see new patients with lofty aspirations – to lose 50 pounds, 100 pounds or even more. They come to me hoping that with a proper medical weight management…
Doctors Primack and Ziltzer from Scottsdale voice their opinions on HCG for weight loss. Read more about it here.
Colorado is spending nearly $1 billion a year on obesity related medical costs. The state of Colorado has the second fastest growing rate of child obesity in the nation. For the full article click here.
Did you know that Clinical Nutrition Center opened it’s doors to help individuals with weight loss in Denver over 35 years ago? Although he had already been in practice several years, Dr. James Berry incorporated CNC in 1979, and we…
The difference between gaining and losing weight can be as little as 50-100 calories per day. Any of the following tips can convert you from slowly gaining weight to slowly losing weight. These strategies can add up to 10 or…
It’s time for spring break and many of us will be traveling by car. This can be very challenging when trying to watch your food intake. With good planning you can stay in control of your food plan. However, it…
With warmer temperatures and more daylight ahead, start taking your exercise outdoors. Not sure what to do? Try an outdoor boot camp or yoga, sign up for swim lessons, join a hiking club, find new bike trails to explore, sign…
Americans need to cut salt and fat and eat more fruits and vegetables, the Obama administration said in its latest set of dietary guidelines released on Monday. The new dietary guidelines also advise cutting out sugary drinks and drinking water…
