A person who is relatively healthy and has a history of restrictive dieting but has failed to achieve successful weight loss has other options in fighting obesity. What is one of these other options?
A) Using the American Diabetic Exchange lists
B) Using the MyPlate plan to control food intake
C) Using a nondiet approach to weight control
D) Counting fat grams
C
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A lifestyle approach that includes nutrition therapy, physical activity, and behavior modifications is the basis of comprehensive weight management. Pharmacotherapy and surgery may also be used, based on the individual's BMI and comorbidity.
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