Healthy Weight

References

Citations

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Author: Caroline Rea, RN, BS, MSLast Updated: March 23, 2006
Medical Review: Ruth Schneider, MPH, RD - Diet and Nutrition
Heather Chambliss, PhD - Exercise Science/Weight Management

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 What Is a Healthy Weight?
 Why Pay Attention to Your Weight?
 What Affects Your Weight?
 Where Are You Now?
 Preparing for Change
 Healthy Eating
 Physical Activity
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