The phrase "assist weight" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to helping with weight management or support related to weight, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The program is designed to assist weight loss through personalized meal plans and exercise routines."
Alternatives: "support weight" or "aid weight management".
Unfortunately, the medical options available to assist weight loss are limited.
Self-monitoring BP has also been shown to assist weight loss, reduce BP, to be cost effective and does not increase patient anxiety [ 26].
When asked specifically whether they thought these avenues of information would be useful in helping convey healthy eating and activity advice and to assist weight management and provide support to the practitioner and also the woman herself, most GPs thought that at least one of these forms of education would be helpful.
The assisted weight bearing was 30 days on average for both techniques (P = 0.17); after that full weight bearing was granted.
The Morbidity of surgical technique has been evaluated in with respect to surgical time, hospital permanence, immobilization, active nonweight-bearing mobilization, assisted weight bearing until the full one, number of early and late complications before and after hospital discharge.
Morbidity of surgical treatment relative to each technique was evaluated considering the time necessary for surgery, duration of hospitalization, immobilization, active nonweight-bearing mobilization, assisted weight bearing until full weight bearing without any help and the number of early and late complications before and after hospital discharge.
Early assisted weight-bearing and continual knee exercises were encouraged.
No cast is applied, and patients encouraged to actively bend the ankle, with assisted weight-bearing and discharge in 2 3 days.
In overweight or obese patients who indicated intending to lose weight, preferred personnel to assist with weight management and willingness to accept weight management support delivered via telephone, mobile and internet were examined.
Consenting patients reported via a touchscreen computer questionnaire their demographic characteristics, intention to lose weight in the next six months, reasons for wanting to lose weight, preferred personnel to assist with weight loss and willingness to accept support delivered via telephone, mobile and internet.
ILI participants also were provided with meal-replacement products to assist in weight loss, and some received the weight loss medication orlistat.
