Cognitive behavioral therapy combines healthy eating and psychological therapy to lose weight. This method aims to change these behaviors and thoughts by identifying the behaviors and thoughts that prevent people from losing weight and cause them to regain it after losing weight.
In this way, both excess weight is lost, and the weight loss can be easily preserved.
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