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Depending on the patient, monitoring may include: Weight trends Waist circumference Blood pressure Glucose and A1C Lipids Liver markers Kidney markers Thyroid markers when appropriate Nutrient markers when indicated Hormone considerations when relevant Adjust the Plan as the Body Changes A patients needs at the start of treatment may not be the same after losing 20, 40, or 60 pounds
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The findings remained consistent at 12 months and 36 months, and the benefit was observed regardless of body mass index, weight loss or diabetes status