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R.I.P🙏 So sad! Today we lost one of our 1000 pound sisterhood members, Doctor Now! 😔💔 !! May you rest in peace Doctor Now!! 🕊️🕊️🕊️tragic cause of death👇

💔 R.I.P. Dr. Younan Nowzaradan — The World Says Goodbye to a True Legend and Life Changer 🙏🕊️

Today, the world of reality television and bariatric medicine mourns an irreplaceable loss — Dr. Younan Nowzaradan, affectionately known as Dr. Now, has passed away. The heartbreaking news has left millions of fans devastated, as they remember the man who changed lives, restored hope, and inspired countless people around the globe.

For decades, Dr. Now was more than just a doctor — he was a symbol of strength, compassion, and transformation. Through his groundbreaking work on My 600-lb Life, and his influence within the 1000-Lb Sisters community, he touched lives far beyond the walls of his Houston clinic. His calm demeanor, sharp humor, and no-nonsense approach became legendary. Fans often quoted his famous words, “If you want to change your life, you have to put in the work,” a phrase that motivated thousands to begin their own journeys toward better health.

Born in Iran in 1944, Dr. Now moved to the United States to pursue his dream of becoming a surgeon. Over the years, he became one of the most respected and beloved figures in his field, specializing in weight-loss surgeries that gave patients a second chance at life. His deep empathy for his patients — many of whom had been rejected by others — made him not just a doctor, but a beacon of hope for those who had lost all faith in themselves.

Dr. Younan Nowzaradan of 'My 600-lb Life,' a Weight-Loss Doctor Who's No  Quack | Houstonia Magazine

His role on My 600-lb Life turned him into a household name. Week after week, viewers watched him guide patients through some of the most emotional and difficult moments of their lives. His direct, honest, yet caring approach earned him admiration from fans who saw in him both a healer and a motivator. He didn’t just perform surgeries — he listened, he encouraged, and he believed in people when they couldn’t believe in themselves.

The 1000-Lb Sisters community has also expressed deep sorrow over his passing. Many credit Dr. Now for inspiring the show’s message of transformation, perseverance, and family support. His philosophy — that discipline and self-belief can overcome even the toughest challenges — continues to inspire Amy, Tammy, and fans who follow their journeys.

Tributes have flooded social media, with fans and former patients sharing heartfelt messages, stories, and memories of how Dr. Now changed their lives. Many describe him as a hero, a mentor, and even a father figure. “You saved lives, Dr. Now — including mine,” one fan wrote. Another shared, “Your legacy will live forever through every person you helped find the strength to live again.”

Dr. Now’s passing leaves a void that cannot be filled. His influence extended far beyond medicine — he became a symbol of compassion and perseverance for anyone struggling with hardship. He reminded the world that it’s never too late to fight for your health, your happiness, and your future.

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As the world mourns his loss, we also celebrate the incredible legacy he leaves behind — a lifetime devoted to healing, compassion, and hope. His teachings will continue to guide generations of doctors, patients, and viewers who were moved by his unwavering belief in the power of change.

🕊️ Rest in peace, Dr. Younan Nowzaradan. You will forever be remembered for your kindness, your courage, and your commitment to helping others reclaim their lives. The world is a better place because of you — and your light will never fade. 🕊️

🙏 Our deepest condolences to his family, friends, colleagues, and all who loved him. May your memory be eternal, Dr. Now.

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