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Life365 and White Plains Hospital Partner to Empower Patients with Technology and Provide Consumer Driven Care at Home

Life365 and White Plains Hospital Partner to Empower Patients with Technology and Provide Consumer Driven Care at Home Share Article The joint partnership between Life365 and White Plains Hospital will enable White Plains to leverage telehealth and remote patient monitoring technology to expand virtual health care services available to patients. Life365 remote health monitoring tools will be utilized by patients to capture health data remotely, and transmit the data to White Plains physicians and care teams for review. “We are thrilled to have Life365 as a partner, especially as we continue to expand our digital health service offerings,” said Jonathan Bandel, Vice President of Strategy and Innovation at White Plains Hospital.

Does the Blood Type Diet Help You Lose Weight?

Does the Blood Type Diet Help You Lose Weight? © (Getty Images) Vegan poke bowl with avocado, tofu, rice, seaweed, carrots and mangoes. Vegan food concept. In 1996, a naturopathic physician named Peter J. D’Adamo published a book titled “Eat Right 4 Your Type.” The book’s premise is that our bodies respond to different foods based on the four major blood groups: A, B, AB or O. Each blood type processes some foods better than others, it claims, and people should eat the right foods – and avoid the wrong foods – to improve digestive health, increase general well-being and lose weight. The book made the best seller lists, and lots of people decided to find out their blood type in the pursuit of weight loss. That s not surprising. Those looking to lose weight will try almost anything, especially a diet proposed by a physician. There are countless specialty diets out there, each of them with adherents and skeptics. The blood type diet is no different.

Is a Liquid Diet for Weight Loss a Good Idea?

Is a Liquid Diet for Weight Loss a Good Idea? © (Getty Images) Woman preparing fresh fruit smoothie It’s the most wonderful time of year – especially for gaining weight. While the holiday party scene will be less active this year because of COVID-19, most of us are still likely to enjoy our favorite holiday treats, and most likely to excess. When New Year’s Eve rolls around, weight loss resolutions will once again be plentiful. There are, of course, many eating plans that proclaim weight-loss benefits. One particularly harsh plan includes no eating at all. The liquid diet, as its name indicates, provides all (or most) of your calories, vitamins and nutrients in liquid form. There are variations on this theme – clear liquids, smoothies, power shakes, fruit juice cleanses – and some may allow for one or two small meals, but all of them have one thing in common: Most nutrition experts warn against trying them for more than a day or two.

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