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Top Hollywood Dietitian Exposed: Her Clients Are Dropping 20–35 Lbs Without Dieting, Without Drugs, And Without Setting Foot In A Gym

How watching her own sister gain weight — despite following a professional nutritionist's exact advice — led her to a secret biological mechanism that burns fat while you sleep.

By Dr. Jessica Crane, PhD — Registered Dietitian, Private Practice Los AngelesTue. Aug. 5th, 2026

The Secret She's Been Charging $5,000 A Month To Keep Quiet

My clients are losing 20 to 35 pounds without changing a single meal.

Without drugs. Without a gym. Without a calorie deficit. Without a programme, a coach, a supplement stack, or a single injection.

They are doing one thing differently — one thing that takes 30 seconds before bed — and their bodies are dropping fat at a rate I spent twelve years in nutritional science telling people was impossible without restriction.

I know how that sounds. I was a dietitian for a decade before I discovered this. I had every reason to be sceptical. I had all of them.

And then my sister — who had been following the personalised nutrition plan I designed specifically for her, to the letter, for two years — kept gaining weight anyway. And I had to admit I had no idea why.

What I found when I went looking changed everything I thought I knew about why the human body stores fat.

It has nothing to do with what you eat. It has nothing to do with how much you move. It is a biological mechanism that runs automatically, every single night, while you are completely unconscious — and unless someone specifically addresses it, it does not stop.

It is why your body holds onto fat regardless of your calorie intake.

It is why some women eat perfectly and still gain weight year after year.

It is why the hunger you feel every morning feels less like appetite and more like compulsion.

And it is why I have spent the last two years quietly introducing this to my private client base — watching them lose 20, 30, 40 pounds without touching their diet — and saying nothing publicly.

Until now.

Word got out. I've had calls from journalists, from other practitioners, from women who heard from a client of a client.

So I'm going to explain it properly. All of it. Exactly what I found, exactly how it works, and exactly what my clients are doing every night that is producing results I couldn't have designed on purpose with a decade of nutritional science behind me.

Read this entire article. By the end you will understand your body in a way your doctor never explained.


I'm A Hollywood Dietitian With A PhD. I Could Not Figure Out Why My Own Sister Was Gaining Weight.

My name is Dr. Jessica Crane.

I have a PhD in nutritional science from UCLA. I am a registered dietitian with twelve years of private practice in Los Angeles. My clients are executives, producers, directors, and performers — people whose bodies are scrutinised publicly and who cannot afford to look unwell or unfit.

I charge $5,000 a month for private nutritional consultancy.

I say that not to impress you but to establish what it means when I tell you that for two years — while charging wealthy clients thousands of dollars a month for the best nutritional guidance money can buy — I could not figure out why my own sister was gaining weight.

My sister Claire is 45. She's a high school English teacher in San Diego. She is one of the most disciplined people I know — more consistent than ninety percent of the clients I've worked with professionally. She cooks her own meals, doesn't drink during the week, walks every morning.

And she was gaining weight.

I designed her a personalised nutrition protocol. She followed it perfectly. She gained four pounds in the first three months.

I adjusted her macros. She gained two more.

I had her eliminate inflammatory foods, optimise meal timing, add targeted supplementation. She gained another six.

In two years of following my exact professional guidance, my sister gained 38 pounds.

Here is the confession nobody in my industry wants to make out loud: I did not know what was wrong with her. I had a PhD from UCLA, twelve years of clinical practice, and access to every tool in my field — and I could not explain why my sister was gaining weight on a nutrition plan I would have charged $5,000 a month for.

Not a clue.

I was failing her. And every month that passed, every protocol I adjusted that produced no result, I felt it more sharply.

Because she trusted me. Because I was the expert. Because I was supposed to know.

That was the moment I stopped looking inside my training for the answer.


The Call From My Sister That Made Me Admit I Had No Answer

It was a Sunday evening in January 2022.

Claire called me. She'd been to see her GP that afternoon. He had suggested she consider weight loss medication.

She was calling to ask me what I thought.

I asked how she was doing with the protocol.

"Jessica," she said, "I haven't cheated once. I'm doing everything on the plan. I've done it for two years. I've gained thirty-eight pounds. My doctor is now suggesting medication and I'm calling my sister who has a PhD in nutrition to ask if that's really where we are."

I didn't have an answer.

I said I'd look into it.

I hung up and sat at my kitchen table for a long time.

Because here is the thing about Claire's situation that was professionally inexplicable to me: her adherence was perfect. I knew it was perfect because I checked. She photographed her meals. She logged everything. She sent me her weekly data without my asking. She walked five miles every morning without fail.

She was not cheating. She was not lying. She was not "a little more honest about what you're eating" — the condescending suggestion some practitioners make when they don't have a better answer.

She was doing everything correctly.

And she had gained thirty-eight pounds in two years of doing it.

That night I could not sleep.

At 1:47am I picked up my phone and started reading.

I was looking for anything. I was looking for the variable I had missed. The thing that explained why a disciplined woman eating correctly on a professional protocol designed specifically for her body kept gaining weight anyway.

I was not expecting to find it.


1:47am. A Research Paper. And The Thing That Explained Everything.

I was not looking for anything specific.

I was reading anything I could find about metabolism, fat storage, and the gap between what people eat and what their bodies do with it. I had been down this road before. I expected to find nothing new.

Instead I found a study from the University of Chicago Sleep Research Laboratory that stopped me cold.

The paper was titled: Nocturnal Breathing Patterns and Metabolic Dysregulation in Non-Apnoeic Adults: A Four-Year Longitudinal Study.

The researchers had tracked 280 adults across four years — measuring their nighttime breathing patterns against a comprehensive metabolic panel. No sleep apnea. Normal clinical profiles. Ordinary people who would sail through a standard sleep study.

What the researchers found was not ordinary.

The subjects who breathed through their mouths during sleep — which the majority did, most without knowing it — showed a metabolic profile that was dramatically and consistently different from the nasal breathers.

Their hunger hormone was elevated by 24 to 31 percent above baseline — measured first thing in the morning, before food.

Their primary fat-burning compound — nitric oxide, produced in the nasal passages — was suppressed to near zero for the duration of sleep.

Their cortisol levels ran 30 percent above normal throughout the following day, driving their bodies to store fat preferentially in the abdomen.

The mouth breathers in this study were not eating more. They were not exercising less. They were simply breathing differently during the hours they were unconscious — and their bodies were in a completely different metabolic state as a result.

I put the phone down.

I thought about Claire.

Dry mouth every morning — she'd mentioned it. I'd told her to drink more water.

Ravenously hungry before she'd eaten anything — she'd mentioned that too. I'd adjusted her meal timing.

I had been treating symptoms I didn't recognise as symptoms.

I called her at 6:52am.

"Claire, I need you to set your phone up to record yourself sleeping tonight. Video. Don't ask questions yet. Just do it and send me the footage in the morning."

A pause.

"Jessica, it's seven in the morning."

"I know. Do it tonight."

She sent me the video at 7:11am the following day.

I watched twelve minutes of footage.

Her mouth was open within four minutes of falling asleep.

Wide open. Jaw slack. Completely unconscious and completely unaware of it.

Two years. Thirty-eight pounds. Flawless compliance with every protocol I had designed.

And her fat-burning system had been switched off every single night for as long as she'd been struggling to lose weight.

I sat with that footage for a long time.

Then I called her back.

"I know what's wrong," I said. "And I owe you an apology."


Why Your Body Is Storing Fat While You Sleep — And Why Nothing You Do During The Day Can Overcome It

Let me explain exactly what is happening.

And let me be direct about it, because the mechanism is not complicated and you deserve a straight answer.

Every night, while you sleep, your body either burns fat or stores it. Which one it does is determined almost entirely by how you breathe in the eight hours you are unconscious.

When you breathe through your nose, your nasal passages produce nitric oxide — the single most important compound in human fat metabolism. Nitric oxide unlocks your fat cells, signals them to release stored energy, regulates insulin sensitivity, and keeps your blood vessels open and efficient. Without it, your fat cells are physically locked. The fat inside them cannot be accessed, cannot be mobilised, cannot be burned. It stays exactly where it is — no matter how little you eat.

Mouth breathing produces zero nitric oxide. Zero. For eight hours. Every night.

This is not a minor reduction. This is a complete shutdown of the system that makes fat burning possible at the cellular level.

But the nitric oxide shutdown is only part of it. While your mouth is open, four more things happen simultaneously — and every single one of them tells your body to store more fat.

Your hunger hormone explodes.

Ghrelin — the hormone that drives hunger — surges 24 to 31 percent above normal during mouth breathing sleep. By the time your alarm goes off, you have a hormonal hunger signal in your body that is biochemically equivalent to having not eaten for eighteen hours. This is not appetite. This is a chemical compulsion your willpower cannot override. You eat breakfast. You're hungry again by 9am. You eat lunch and it doesn't land properly. You graze through the afternoon. You've been doing this for years and blaming your discipline.

You don't have a discipline problem. You have a ghrelin problem that was manufactured in your bedroom at 3am.

Your stress hormone locks fat into your belly.

Cortisol activates throughout the night while you mouth breathe — your body interprets the disrupted, oxygen-deprived breathing pattern as a threat. Cortisol's primary metabolic job is to store fat in the abdomen. The deep, hard visceral belly fat that is resistant to every intervention you have ever tried. Every night of mouth breathing is eight hours of direct instruction to your body to build belly fat. It does not matter how clean you eat. The instruction is running all night.

Your cells are starved of oxygen.

Mouth breathing disturbs your carbon dioxide balance in a way that causes your red blood cells to grip oxygen rather than release it into your tissues. You breathe in more air and deliver less oxygen to your cells. Fat burning is an aerobic process — it requires oxygen inside the cell to function. Cells without adequate oxygen do not burn fat. They conserve it. Every mouth-breathing night is eight hours of your body defaulting to fat storage because the cellular machinery for fat burning cannot run without the oxygen it needs.

Your fullness signal disappears.

Leptin — the hormone that tells your brain you've had enough food — drops 18 to 22 percent during disrupted sleep. So you wake up 30 percent hungrier than normal. And the signal that tells you to stop eating is 20 percent weaker than normal. You spend the entire day in a hormonal state that makes weight loss physiologically nearly impossible — and it was set before you ate a single thing.

Now I want you to check off the following.

  • You wake up with a dry, stale mouth every single morning.
  • You are hungry — urgently, immediately hungry — within minutes of waking, before coffee, before anything.
  • Your belly fat is resistant to every diet you have tried.
  • You feel exhausted in the mornings no matter how many hours you slept.
  • You have lost weight on diets only to regain it — plus more — when you stopped.
  • Your bloodwork comes back normal. Your doctor shrugs.

If you checked four or more of those — your mouth is falling open every night and your body is running the above cycle on repeat while you sleep.

This is not your metabolism slowing down.

This is not genetics.

This is not a discipline problem.

This is a mechanical problem that has a mechanical solution — and the weight loss industry has spent thirty years selling you everything except the one thing that actually fixes it.


Four Known Ways To Stop This. Here's Why I Now Recommend Only One.

Once you understand the mechanism, the solution is obvious.

Close the mouth. Force nasal breathing. Restore nitric oxide. Break the cycle.

The question is how. There are four approaches. Three of them fail most people for specific, predictable reasons. One of them works from the first night. I will not waste your time being diplomatic about this.

Option 1
CPAP Machines

CPAP delivers pressurised air through a mask all night. For diagnosed sleep apnea it can be effective.

The problems: most people whose fat-burning systems are being destroyed by mouth breathing don't have severe enough breathing disruption to qualify for a CPAP prescription. The clinical threshold requires a formal apnea diagnosis. Most mouth breathers fall below it.

For those who do qualify: the machine costs between $800 and $3,000. Nearly half of users abandon it within a year. It's cumbersome, it kills intimacy, it requires nightly maintenance. And critically — CPAP forces air in through the mouth rather than restoring nasal breathing. You still don't get the nitric oxide. You've treated the apnea but not the fat-burning problem.

Option 2
Surgical Intervention

Jaw surgery, palate surgery, nasal septum correction — these exist and for certain anatomical causes of mouth breathing they work.

They also cost between $8,000 and $25,000, require general anaesthesia, involve weeks of recovery, and are not reversible if you change your mind.

Not a realistic option for the vast majority of women dealing with this problem.

Option 3
Myofunctional Therapy

Structured jaw and tongue exercises to rebuild the muscle tone that naturally keeps the mouth closed during sleep. Legitimate. Research-backed. Takes six to twelve months of daily practice with a specialist therapist. Costs $3,000 to $6,000. Results are variable and highly dependent on compliance.

Most people don't finish the programme.

Option 4 — Recommended
Mouth Taping

A thin strip of breathable, medical-grade fabric placed over the lips before sleep. Keeps the mouth gently closed. Forces nasal breathing. Restores nitric oxide production from night one. Normalises ghrelin. Stops the cortisol activation. Unlocks the fat cells.

From the first night.

No prescription. No machine. No surgery. No months of exercises. No ongoing dependency.

I tested myself with it the night after I watched the footage. By morning three the hunger was different. By week six I had lost eleven pounds without changing a single meal.

By week ten I had lost thirty-one pounds.

I have not changed my diet. I have not added a single exercise session to my routine.

Thirty-one pounds. Ten weeks. One change. Every night. Thirty seconds.

The specific product I tested and now recommend to every client is SleepShield.


Why I Spent Six Weeks Testing Products Before I Recommended One To A Single Client

I did not walk out of my apartment the morning after finding that research paper and immediately start recommending things.

I am a scientist. I test.

I spent six weeks trialling every mouth tape product I could source.

Cheap strips from online marketplaces: inadequate adhesion, fell off within hours, useless. Standard surgical tape: left redness and residue that my clients — several of whom are filmed in high definition for a living — would never tolerate. Several products created a complete seal with no air escape path — dangerous if nasal congestion develops during the night. Most failed entirely on anyone with stubble or facial hair.

What I required was specific: breathable enough to allow emergency airflow if the nose becomes congested. Medical-grade adhesive gentle enough for repeated nightly use on facial skin. Zero residue on removal. Compatible with facial hair. Stays on through a full night of movement without repositioning.

One product passed every test.

SleepShield.

The material is micro-perforated breathable fabric — not film, not standard tape. The perforation allows trace airflow so you are never completely sealed if nasal passages swell during the night. The adhesive is hypoallergenic, dermatologist-tested, formulated specifically for facial skin. It peels off cleanly every morning — no redness, no residue, no evidence it was ever there.

In eighteen months of use across my entire client population, I have had zero adverse skin reactions. Zero.

It works over stubble. It stays on through a full night of normal sleep movement. And it does the one thing I need it to do with absolute consistency: it keeps the mouth closed so the nose can produce the nitric oxide that unlocks fat burning.


Claire Lost 34 Pounds In 10 Weeks. She Did Not Change Her Diet.

I spent six weeks testing every mouth tape product available before I gave anything to my sister.

I have standards — and Claire had already been through two years of my protocols that hadn't worked. I was not recommending something until I was certain it was right.

Most products failed immediately. Cheap strips fell off in hours. Standard surgical tape left redness. Several products created a complete seal that concerned me from a safety standpoint. The majority didn't work over stubble, which matters for anyone sharing a bed with someone who has facial hair.

After six weeks I found SleepShield. Micro-perforated breathable fabric. Medical-grade hypoallergenic adhesive. Dermatologist tested for repeated nightly use on facial skin. Peel-off clean with zero residue. Stays on through a full night of sleep.

I sent it to Claire with a two-line message.

"Put this on before bed tonight. Thirty seconds. Don't change anything else you're doing."

She called me at 7:09am the next morning.

"I woke up and my mouth wasn't dry. That has not happened in years."

Day five: "I'm not starving when I wake up. I keep waiting for it to hit. It's not hitting."

Week three: six pounds lost. Same meals. Same walks.

Week six: seventeen pounds. She called laughing. "My colleagues asked if I'd been doing something different. I told them I'd been sleeping with tape on my mouth. The looks on their faces."

Week ten: thirty-four pounds.

Thirty-four pounds. Ten weeks. Two years of my best professional protocols had moved the scale a combined net zero. Ten weeks of one nightly change produced thirty-four pounds. Without her changing a single meal.

She drove up to Los Angeles the following weekend.

We sat at my kitchen table and she looked at me and said: "Jessica. Two years. You're my sister. You have a PhD. And the answer was thirty seconds before bed."

There was nothing I could say to that.

She was right.

The following Monday I introduced SleepShield to my full client base.

The results across my practice were faster and more consistent than anything I had produced with a decade of nutritional work.

And then there was Rachel.

Rachel is 47. Film producer. Has worked with me for three years. Pays me $5,000 a month. Follows my protocols with the compliance of someone who knows what this body means to her career. In three years she had lost fourteen pounds.

Week twelve on SleepShield: forty-one pounds.

Forty-one pounds in twelve weeks. Three years of flawless compliance with my nutritional protocols had produced fourteen. Twelve weeks of one nightly change produced forty-one. Without changing a single meal. Without one additional minute of exercise.

She sat in my office at the twelve-week mark and said: "Jessica, I want you to understand something. I've spent $180,000 with you over three years. And the thing that actually worked costs forty dollars. I'm not angry. I just need you to make sure no one else goes as long as I did before they find out about this."

That conversation was eighteen months ago.

In the time since, I have introduced SleepShield to every client in my practice.

Here are the results across my current client base:

Average weight loss in the first eight weeks: 23 pounds. Zero clients changed their diet during this period. Zero clients increased their exercise.

Heaviest result in eight weeks: 35 pounds. Client had been in plateau on a strict 1,200-calorie protocol for four months prior.

Most consistent result: Every single client who used the tape correctly every night for eight weeks lost at least fourteen pounds.

Not one changed a meal. Not one went to the gym more. Not one took a drug.

A strip of tape. Every night. Thirty seconds.


What My $5,000-A-Month Clients Just Told Me About Their Results

Read these. These are direct messages from my clients in the last ninety days. Specific numbers. No vagueness. This is what is actually happening.

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Claire, 45 — High School Teacher, San Diego
★★★★★
"34 lbs in 10 weeks. I don't know whether to laugh or cry."
✓ Client of Dr. Jessica Crane

"Two years. You're my sister. You have a PhD from UCLA. And the answer was a piece of tape and thirty seconds before bed. 34 lbs in 10 weeks. I don't know whether to laugh or cry. I'm doing both."

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Karen, 51 — Television Executive, Beverly Hills
★★★★★
"22 lbs in 6 weeks. I stopped going to the gym and lost it anyway."
✓ Client of Dr. Jessica Crane

"22 lbs in 6 weeks. I stopped going to the gym in week 3 because my knee was acting up. Lost the weight anyway. I don't know what to do with that information."

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Patricia, 49 — Film Producer, Malibu
★★★★★
"My doctor is requesting my data. I told her to call you."
✓ Client of Dr. Jessica Crane

"I was on Ozempic for five months. Lost 9 lbs. Felt terrible the whole time. Six weeks on SleepShield, still eating everything I was eating before, down 28 lbs. My doctor is requesting my data. I told her to call you."

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Rachel, 47 — Film Producer, Los Angeles
★★★★★
"41 lbs in 12 weeks. A piece of tape fixed what six years couldn't."
✓ Client of Dr. Jessica Crane

"41 lbs in 12 weeks. I've been trying to lose this weight for six years. Six years of diets, trainers, programmes, $340 supplements. A piece of tape fixed what all of it couldn't. I'm grateful and I'm furious in equal measure."


Here Is Exactly How To Get It. And What It Will Cost You.

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CPAP: $800 to $3,000 upfront plus consumables. Requires a prescription. 50% abandonment rate within twelve months.

Jaw surgery: $8,000 to $25,000. One time. Non-reversible.

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The Truth About What Happens To Women Who Don't Fix This

I want to be direct about something nobody else will tell you.

This problem does not stay the same.

It gets worse.

Every year, as the cycle runs unchallenged, two things happen. First, the weight increases. Second, as weight increases, fat accumulates around the jaw and throat — which physically narrows the airway — which causes the mouth to fall open more dramatically, earlier in the sleep cycle, and with less ability to close naturally.

The worse the breathing gets, the more weight accumulates. The more weight accumulates, the worse the breathing gets.

I have clients who came to me at this problem's early stages and clients who came to me years into it.

The difference in how difficult it is to turn around is not small.

The woman who addresses this today — at a 15 lb weight gain, a manageable ghrelin elevation, an airway that's narrowed modestly — will see results faster, more dramatically, and with less effort than the woman who waits two years.

I am not telling you this to scare you.

I am telling you this because I watched my own sister spend two years gaining weight while following my best professional guidance — and those two years added thirty-eight pounds and structural damage to a metabolic cycle that took real work to reverse.

She was doing everything right. The problem was running at night, unseen, unchallenged, and compounding every single week.

You know what's wrong right now. My sister didn't — and she had a nutritionist with a PhD in her corner who also didn't know. You are already ahead of where we were.

Use it.


This Is The Information That Should Have Been Free From The Start

My clients pay me $5,000 a month.

For that $5,000, a significant part of what I now do is tell them to use a $40 product every night.

The mechanism that this product activates — nitric oxide production, ghrelin normalisation, cortisol regulation, cellular fat oxidation — has been documented in peer-reviewed research for forty years.

This information should not cost $5,000 a month to access. It should not cost $14,400 a year in drug dependency. It should not cost $25,000 in surgery.

It should cost $39.99 and be on every woman's nightstand.

The weight you have been carrying — the hunger you wake up with, the belly fat that won't shift, the exhaustion, the failed diets, the years of trying — none of it is your fault.

Your fat-burning system has been switched off every night while you slept.

Turn it back on. Tonight.

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— Dr. Jessica Crane, PhD
Nutritional Biochemistry, UCLA
Registered Dietitian | Private Practice, Los Angeles
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Tanya M.
I went through the checklist and checked all six. Every single one. I've been to three different doctors in two years and none of them ever asked me how I breathe at night. I ordered immediately. Can't believe this is real.
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Beth K.
Week four here. Down nine pounds without changing a thing I eat. The morning hunger is just... gone. It's surreal. I kept waiting for it to come back. It hasn't. Ordered another three packs after week two because I knew I wasn't stopping.
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Diane F.
The part about the cortisol storing fat in the abdomen specifically — this explains something I've noticed for years. My belly is where everything goes. Nowhere else, just there. And it has never responded to anything. If this is why, I will be equal parts relieved and furious.
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Laura S.
My husband asked why I was reading an article about a nutritionist at 11pm. I read him the part about the ghrelin surge. He said "that's why you eat cereal at 6am before you've even said good morning to me." We both just looked at each other. Ordered two packs.
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Melissa R.
I'm a nurse practitioner. The nitric oxide research is completely legitimate — it's been in the cardiovascular literature for decades. That no one made this connection to weight management is embarrassing for our field, honestly. Ordering for myself and recommending it to three patients I'm seeing this week.
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Grace W.
Was literally three days away from booking a consultation about Ozempic. Read this instead. Ordered SleepShield. If it works half as well as what's described here, it's the right call. I'll report back in a month.
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This article reflects the personal professional opinions and clinical observations of Dr. Jessica Crane, PhD, Registered Dietitian, and is published for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute medical advice. Individual results vary and are not guaranteed. Consult your healthcare provider before making changes to any existing medical treatment or dietary programme.

The testimonials featured in this article reflect the experiences of specific clients of Dr. Jessica Crane's private practice. These results are not representative of every person's outcome. Weight loss results depend on numerous individual factors including starting weight, health status, consistency of use, and other variables.

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