Our team of Board Certified Physician, Care Providers, Nutritionists and Medical Assistants are here to assist you on your way to safe, simple and affordable weight loss. Nutritional counseling will help you maintain your weight loss by introducing healthy changes to your eating habits. After the demise of "Fen-Phen" and "Redux" on the American market, media portrayed this as the end of diet pills, and left the public at large with the impression that nothing could be done for people with excess pounds.
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Our mission is to provide safe and effective weight management programs for our patients, hoping to prevent disease and promote happier and healthier lives. We at Access Medical are committed to improving our patients' quality of life through extraordinary, physician-directed weight management. The Care Providers practicing at Access Medical clinics have extensive knowledge and experience working with men and women's weight loss. In addition to supervising the entire process, our Care Providers are vigilant in evaluating any medicinal conflicts.
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CONTRAVE (naltrexone HCI/bupropion HCI) is a prescription-only, FDA-approved weight-loss medication that may help adults who are overweight or struggle with obesity lose weight and keep it off. Call Access Medical Weight Loss Clinic today for a free consultation. On this reduced calorie program you will focus on portion control with a personalized meal plan and nutrition counseling.
Dr. Khader
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Dr. Mark Khader received his M.D. from the Institute of Medical Sciences in India. He then completed an internship in Psychiatry at the College of Medicine and Dentistry in New Jersey. After completing residency training in Internal Medicine, he became a specialist in Gastroenterology, Liver Disease and Nutrition at SUNY Downstate in Brooklyn, N.Y.
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When considering this, think not only of pounds lost, but also of the possibility of becoming healthier both physically and emotionally. Experts agree that maintaining weight losses of as little as 5-10% of initial body weight can lead to major health benefits. Without treatment, research shows the average obese person typically gains 2% of their body weight each year.
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