The Tripler Army Medical Center lean program: A healthy lifestyle model for the treatment of obesity

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This paper provides an overview of the Tripler Army Medical Center LEAN Program for the treatment of obesity, hypercholesterolemia, and essential hypertension. The LEAN Program, a multi-disciplinary prevention program, emphasizes healthy Lifestyles, Exercise and Emotions, Attitudes, and Nutrition for active duty service members. The treatment model offers a medically healthy, emotionally safe, and reasonable, low-intensity exercise program to facilitate weight loss. We will discuss the philosophy behind the LEAN Program and the major components. Thereafter, we will briefly discuss the preliminary results.

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James, L. C., Folen, R. A., Garland, F. N., Edwards, C., Noce, M., Gohdes, D., … Supplee, E. (1997). The Tripler Army Medical Center lean program: A healthy lifestyle model for the treatment of obesity. Military Medicine, 162(5), 328–332. https://doi.org/10.1093/milmed/162.5.328

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