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Linda Wright tried all the weight-loss programs and spent a
small fortune in the process. Yet, after losing a few pounds,
she would always gain the weight right back. She sought
the help of Dr. Michael Steelman and, within six weeks,
Wright lost 42 pounds. The turning point for her, she
said, was losing weight under the supervision of a medical
doctor.
New Year, New You
- Distinctly Oklahoma, January 2008
New Year, New You
- Distinctly Oklahoma, January 2008
Improve your body
without needles or surgery!
Edmond
Life & Leisure - March 1, 2007
How
Does Obesity Impact the Workplace?
Questions & Answers -
Edmond Life and Leisure, March 29, 2007
Javani -
By SUZANNE CHEW, Special to The Edmond Sun, February 2007
‘Bella’ special section
Steelman Honored as National Bariatrician -
The Journal Record 1/10/2007
Weight-loss claim too
good to be true? Then it probably is
Questions & Answers -
Edmond Life and Leisure, Dec. 5, 2006
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Edmond Memorial High School Principal Kyle
Heath eats a salad with is wife, John Ross Elementary
fourth-grade teacher Georgianne Heath, during the the lunch
hour recently at Memorial. Kyle has dropped about 75 pounds
and Georgianne six dress sizes since they began a diet and
exercise regimen last August. "The main thing is not the
weight loss," Heath said, "It’s about how you feel. It’s about
your health."
Growing
Girth Affects
Bottom Line
By Susan Grossman, The
Edmond Sun - August 23, 2007
Morrison Group owner Dan Morrison, right, and
his wife, Diana, talk with Dr. Michael Steelman, Oklahoma City
bariatrician, about the benefits of weight loss recently at
the Morrison Group offices. (Photo by Journal Record/Jennifer
Pitts.
Growing Girth May
Affect Bottom Line
By Susan Grossman, The
Journal Record - July 25, 2007 |
