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A composite image. Benji Xavier poses with his hand to his open mouth, wearing jeans that are too big for him on the left. On the right we see our stuffed bell peppers from a bird's eye view.
Benji Xavier made healthier swaps so that he could eat his favorite foods and still lose weight.
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An athlete in a bike helmet and jersey wearing a continuous glucose monitor, a small black patch, and holding her cell phone nearby to check her blood sugar.
Tracey Jacobs, an elite cyclist, said tracking her blood sugar with a continuous glucose monitor helped her improve her performance and reduce fatigue while training.
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A woman pictured on the deck of a boat enjoying a cruise, wearing a short sleeved shirt, sunglasses, and a CGM device
Gayle Pagano, a 56-year-old retired Florida resident, said tracking her blood sugar helped her make healthy changes to her routine.
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A composite image of Maria Kirkeland in the gym at the start of her weight loss journey and after losing weight.
Maria Kirkeland at the start of her weight loss journey, and in the summer of 2024.
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Benji Xavier stands in front of a green background wearing jeans many sizes too large for him.
Benji Xavier lost 100 pounds when he ditched fast food and restrictive diets.
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A close up of a woman injecting medication into the skin of her stomach.
Online versions of weight-loss drugs are often scams or pose a serious risk of contamination or overdose, new research suggests.
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Benji Xavier stands in front of a green background wearing jeans many sizes too large for him.
Benji Xavier lost 100 pounds when he ditched fast food and restrictive diets.
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Box of semaglutide injectables
The FDA shared an alert about off-brand injectable semaglutide products.