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Shape Up and Slim Down in September

It happens! Due to all the fun things, you do over the summer like barbecues, picnics, kid’s events, family events, in addition to your job, you get off your usual weight management program. I know, it happened to me.

My son is a pretty good baseball player. He played on three teams this past summer (60+ games). We had up to 7 games in a Friday-Sunday weekend. (I coached two of the teams and was the scorer for the other) It doesn’t leave a lot of time to get to the gym. Eating out becomes the usual, rather than the exception. You miss a couple of workouts. All of a sudden, SHAZAM! Your clothes start getting tighter. Those favorite white pants that you wore last summer don’t quite fit as well. Then one day you decide to check your weight. Uh Oh! A new record high.

Well friends, summer is over it is time to get back to it.

Tuesday, I started Ideal Protein in the office. For those of you not familiar with it, it is a scientific, super easy and effective program to lose weight. The program is based on keeping insulin under control. As you already probably know, insulin is released by the body after you eat or drink to get your glucose in your cells to make them go. Unfortunately, it is also the hormone that gets your body to store fat. Insulin is secreted primarily when you eat carbohydrates. It is especially quickly and efficiently secreted when you eat simple carbohydrates, such as breads, pasta, potatoes, fruit, soda, juice and sweets.

The hormone that gets your body to release fat is called glucagon. Glucagon tells your fat cells to release stored fat to make energy. Glucagon is secreted when you eat protein. To lose weight you need to increase the glucagon and decrease the insulin. Ideal Protein foods do this for you in a highly effective fashion and TASTE GOOD.

Our success stories with the program are remarkable.

My own story is one of those. Before we started doing the program in our office, I tried it. A couple of years ago, I hurt my knee skiing. I took a month off from working out to let my knee rest and heal. I gained 7 pounds in one month. That crept up to 10 pounds in the ensuing months. After trying to lose the weight working out, I never was quite able to get back to my usual 170 pounds. Doing the program, I lost 15 pound in three weeks. After the first couple of days, I was never hungry and the weight dropped off effortlessly. WOW that was easy. No exercise.

Fast forward 18 months to this summer and my weight went up to 187. A new record. Ugh. Back to work. Come my friend’s wedding at the end of the month, I will be back to 170 lbs. Comforting to know with certainty, I am going to be back at my normal weight.

Other success stories Include:

Bernie:
Lost 20 lbs
After getting frustrated doing weight watchers.
Helen:
Lost 22 lbs
2.5 months
Paulette:
Lost 40lbs
8 months
Kate:
Lost 36 lbs
4 months
Mark:
Lost 26 lbs
3 months

Come join me in “Shaping Up and Slimming Down September”. When you mention this blog post, you get $40 off the initial startup investment. Call Kim at 617-720-1992.

Those of you ladies who want to do a program that includes exercise, I would strongly recommend Get In Shape For Women. It is a 4 component transformational program that includes weight training, cardio, nutrition and accountability. The success stories are amazing. Check them out at https://www.getinshapeforwomen.com/testimonials/. Call Tiana at 617-266-0483 and mention this article and get a 8 session start up package for $99.00

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Dr. Christopher Quigley

“I was majoring in chemistry at Villanova University when my path turned to chiropractic. I was going on interviews to be a pharmaceutical sales representative, and they always asked me what I wanted to be doing in five years. My answer was always the same: “I want to be helping people, enjoying my work, while making a difference.”

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