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Dr. Hilda Wong, M.D.

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Dr. Hilda Wong, M.D., is an international medical doctor and ECFMG-certified professional with a strong foundation in clinical research. She earned her Doctor of Medicine from Avalon University School of Medicine.

Her work bridges the gap between evidence-based nutrition and behavior change, translating complex research into practical, reader-friendly guidance. 

She’s the author of The Educated Dieter: Not-So-Obvious Quick Fixes to Weight Loss & Obesity — 137 Creative Ways to Lose Weight, a book that demystifies how we gain weight and the physiology of sustainable fat loss. Hilda brings rigorous sourcing, clinical context, and clear takeaways to topics like iron-rich foods, fiber, potassium, and cholesterol.

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Electrolytes Without Sugar: A Complete Guide

Electrolytes Without Sugar: A Complete Guide

by Dr. Hilda Wong, M.D.

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