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Weight Loss Industry Deliberately Mystifies the Public |
| Written by Emma James MABNLP, MABHYP, MTLTA, Dip FTST | |
| Saturday, 20 January 2007 | |
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Weight Loss Industry appears to be deliberately confusing the public from the simple information people need to keep their weight balanced for life. “Many of the weight loss supplements and diets being promoted are designed to make the public believe it is a complicated and mystical process” stated Emma James, Leading NLP Therapist and World Champion. We now have so many companies selling products which are so difficult to gauge if they work or not, people and spending £100’s of pounds of products instead of understanding their own bodies and reactions. There some very simple factors which the diet companies appear to be complicating in order to sell their goods. The two basic components are 1) Understanding your own metabolic rate 2) Understanding how your own mental attitude and problems can get in the way of what you want. Many clients have had huge success with me just learning how their own body reacts and why. Each person has a basic metabolic rate which can be manipulated through diet and understanding this can be part of a key to unlock a lifetime of managing your own weight. From years of working with athletes, private clients and people with varying psychological conditions, plus specializing in eating disorders, there has come to light many mental issues which also contribute to a client never achieving – or self sabotaging – their progress, or in fact directly affect your physical metabolic rate. It isn’t difficult or complicated, just straight forward and I think that many companies withhold that information. We are trying to give back the knowledge to allow to people to manage their own weight for life. For further information see www.firstday.webeden.co.uk/weightmanagement or contact Miss Emma James on This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it Tel: 0161 320 9235/07855 105443 |
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