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Diabetes
Blood Pressure
Hyperlipidemia
Weight Management
Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)
Wellness
Recipes

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Weight Monitoring

A Weight Monitoring Schedule that Works for You

For most of us, monitoring our weight can be frustrating, scary, or just annoying. While most of us check our weight because we want to lose weight, some of us are actually trying to keep weight steady or gain weight. Here we will discuss why you may want to lose, gain, or maintain your weight, and how often you should check under different situations.

Nina Ghamrawi, MS, RD, CDE
Feb 9, 2022

How to Handle a Weight Plateau

We often hear that eating a healthy diet and exercising are keys to helping us lose weight. But what happens when you’re doing everything right, losing the weight you want, improving your health, and suddenly you step on the scale and your weight progress has stalled? Here we will help you troubleshoot the reason and get you back to reaching your goals.

Nina Ghamrawi, MS, RD, CDE
Jan 10, 2022

Why is Regular Testing so Important?

Self-monitoring of your vitals every day is tiresome and tough to achieve every day. Many people may create reasons to slow or stop checking on their health. We often get the same question: can I stop my blood glucose/blood pressure monitoring, since I feel totally fine?

Nina Ghamrawi, MS, RD, CDE
Nov 12, 2021

What is a Good Weight Range for Me?

Losing weight can benefit your health in many different ways! But it can be tricky knowing how to start the process. If you are wondering if you should lose weight, how much weight you should lose, or even how quickly you should expect to lose weight, then this is the right article for you!

Taelor Oppliger, MS, RD
Jun 2, 2021

How to Get an Accurate Weight Measurement

Measuring weight with a weight scale sounds simple: step on it, and get a weight. We always hope the number will show what we want, but sometimes we get a “weird” number - much higher or lower than usual readings. Then, we start to question the accuracy of the scale. Read this article to learn more!

Jingze Tian, MS, RD
May 5, 2021