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  Are you obese or just overweight? Do you even need to lose weight?
    One of the simplest ways of answering this question is finding your Body Mass Index or BMI. Your BMI is a formula that compares your weight to your height. It does not apply if you are very muscular or pregnant. The following table gives the normal values:
       
 

YOU ARE:

 IF YOUR BMI IS:

  Underweight Below 18.5
  Normal 18.5 - 24.9
  Overweight 25.0 - 29.9
  Obese

30.0 - 39.9

  Morbidly Obese > 40
        Click here to calculate your BMI.
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        Assessing your risks from obesity
  How much do I need to lose?
    Most health experts agree that you should aim for a modest weight loss. Your target weight should be 10% or 2 BMI's under your current weight. You can use the BMI table to determine your goal weight. Use a BMI table
         
  How many calories should I consume to lose weight?
    Your weight loss should be about 1% of  your weight per week. Thus, a 175 person should aim for a weekly loss of about 1.75 pounds. The weight loss will gradually taper because your body will need less and less calories to maintain itself. Exercise may help keep your weight loss at a steady pace.

The table below is a brief guide.

       
Current
Weight

Estimated
Metabolic Rate

Weight Loss Goal Per Week (1%)

DIET PLAN TO FOLLOW
150

1650

1.5 800 Calories
175 1925 1.75 1000 Calories
200 2200 2 1200 Calories
250 2750 2.5 1500 Calories
300 3300 3 lbs 1800 Calories
    Thus, if you weigh 260 pounds, you should choose a program that has no less than 1500 calories, resulting in a weekly loss of approximately 2.5 pounds. Genetics, metabolism, medical conditions and the amount of exercise affect the rate of your weight loss.
         
  How does the e-Protein Meal Plans work?
    The meal plans are based on a principle called Protein-Sparing Modified Fasting (PSMF). Your body is made to burn more fats, which are basically stored sugars, by reducing the amount of carbohydrates and increasing the amount of proteins taken.  e-Protein is a physician-developed meal replacement plan based on medical research. This is the same plan used by many weight-loss doctors all over the country. 
         
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