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clinical question

So, what kind of success has anyone had with "lifestyle changes" when dealing with initial diagnoses of things like elevated BP, cholesterol, etc?

One of the docs I work with almost NEVER recommends these as "most people won't do them". The other doc will recommend them IF the patient asks, or will suggest them in addition to a pharm intervention...

Just curious--I am really big on people taking responsibility for themselves!

Joan

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I have never heard a MD or DO say "yeah, I'm too fat too, but I'm working on it."

Mine have, about several things: weight, healthful diet, and smoking among them.

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