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Fluid Consumption Staying hydrated is key to successful weight loss and maintenance, and drinking plain water is optimal. Strive for a minimum of eight, 8 fl oz of water each day (about 64 fl oz or more). If drinking plain water is a challenge try adding in a slice of lemon, lime or orange to add a hint of citrus flavor. Other great zero calorie options for flavoring water include adding a few slices of cucumber and herbs such as mint or basil for added freshness and sweetness.

Multivitamin When consuming less than 1200 calories, or any restricted calorie program, it is recommended that a multivitamin also be consumed in order to achieve proper nutrition. Consult with your physician, surgeon or dietitian to determine which one is best for you and your nutrition needs.

Exercise Program Weight loss is achieved when nutrient intake is balanced with daily movement and exercise, as tolerated and prescribed. R-Kane Nutritionals offers some basic movement plans to help strengthen your cardiovascular and musculoskeletal systems, however, always consult your physician or surgeon before starting this or any other weight loss program to ensure safety.

Important Health Information People with certain medical conditions may not use the ProCal Meal Plan; these include, but are not limited to people who: (1) are pregnant, attempting to become pregnant or are nursing, (2) are allergic to dairy, soy, peanuts or latex (used in food processing), (3) have chronic kidney disease, (4) have anorexia or bulimia, (5) have uncontrolled type II diabetes, (6) have uncontrolled hypertension, (7) have uncontrolled cardiovascular disease, (8) have uncontrolled thyroid disease, (9) have uncontrolled liver disease, (10) have uncontrolled kidney disease, (11) have pernicious anemia, (12) are under the age of 18 or have any other disease before starting this or any other weight loss program ensure you consult with your primary care physician, surgeon or other medical professional to ensure your safety. Losing weight may have an effect on certain medications you may be taking and only a licensed physician may change or alter any affected prescriptions.