Weight-loss plan is only the ‘tip of the iceberg'
Anyone who has ever lost weight on a diet knows shedding the pounds is only half the battle.
Keeping the weight off is often just as much of a struggle.
So now that Mayor Mick Cornett has put all of Oklahoma City on a diet, how does he expect the city to keep off the pounds it sheds?
"You've got to change your lifestyle,” Cornett said.
"We know that diets generally don't work. If you are looking ...
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