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Sports reporter Arash Markazi shares that in 2001 he was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma and was treated, but it came back in 2005. He shared that food became a comfort for him and the weight started piling on. When Arash took a flight and could not get the seatbelt around him he knew he had to change his life. Arash joins The Doctors to share how he lost 130 pounds in one year.
