
How to Set Realistic Weight Goals You Can Stick With
Gradual, habit-based goals are easier to keep than dramatic targets, and they put less pressure on the number on the scale.
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Gradual, habit-based goals are easier to keep than dramatic targets, and they put less pressure on the number on the scale.

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Brush twice a day, clean between your teeth daily and replace your toothbrush regularly, the simple routine dentists recommend.

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