The team at McCarty Weight Loss Center has decided that the following is the best plan of action to help keep our staff and patients as safe as possible. These are temporary changes recommended by the World Health Organization and the Center for Disease Control to help encourage social distancing in response to COVID-19:
Effective Friday, March 20, 2020 --
Dr. McCarty and his team will be accepting phone consultations. In person consultations spots are limited - please contact our team at 1-866-2-MY-HEALTH for availability
Hours of operation:
Monday - Friday: 8AM - 4PM
Saturday - Sunday: Closed
For Business Related Inquiries please contact 469-547-6170.
Warmest Regards,
McCarty Weight Loss Center
Every year, weight loss (along with eating healthier and exercising more) ranks among the most common New Year’s Resolutions. But actually losing weight can be a challenge, as life gets in the way. Weight loss doesn’t happen overnight, but making simple changes in your daily habits and following basic weight loss tips can help you stay on track and achieve your weight loss goals.
Here are 10 weight loss hacks to help you lose weight and keep it off.
Of course, nothing tops water. Not only will drinking water help keep you feeling full so you’ll eat fewer calories, it also helps flush out toxins that cause inflammation that is linked to weight gain. It is recommended that adults drink at least half their body weight in ounces of water each day. When you feel hunger coming on between meals, reach for a glass of water rather than a snack.
If you are looking for weight loss tips to lose weight quickly, just keep in mind that weight loss is a process that takes time and dedication. While these weight loss hacks can help increase your fat burn, reaching your weight loss goals and maintaining a healthy weight long term requires a commitment to a healthy diet and regular exercise.
Are you frustrated by a cycle of weight loss and regain, or could you use some help getting started on your weight loss journey? The weight loss doctors at First Baptist Medical Center can speak with you about creating healthy eating habits and possible medical interventions to help you reach a healthy weight. Contact us today to learn more.