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What's healthy eating plan for weight loss?
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See details: Limit carbs, salt and red meat. Increase veggies, fresh fruit and fish. No sodas of any kind. Alcohol in moderation. Exercise on a regular basis, both cardio and strength training.
Answered 1/7/2018
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