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Using Complementary Health and Remedies obesity or overweight. The unique needs of patients with obesity or overweight, along with the growing obesity rates in America, are a further impetus for the establishment of endocrine practices focused on their long-term treatment. In doing so, not only will a dedicated bariatric endocrine clinic

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