Dr. Nowzaradans 1200 Calorie Diet Plan

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Have you ever visited the TLC television network? Or might have watched the “My 600-lb Life” reality show on the TLC network. Then you might be familiar with Dr Nowzaradan 1200 calorie diet plan. Dr Now’s diet plan is quite effective and is actualized for massive weight loss.
Losing weight isn’t easy. It takes a lot of effort and patience to lose just an ounce of calories. Two years ago, I got some back issues due to which my lifestyle turned sedentary. I gained a lot of weight. After trying thousands of methods and exercises, I turned to Dr Now’s plan. Contrary to my expectations, it worked wonders for me. So, I decided to share my experience with you guys.
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