3 WAYS TO BEAT THE SUMMER BLOAT
Deflate that end-of-Summer bloating and fit into your Fall clothes again
It all starts Tuesday, September 12th at 9:00pm EST
The struggle is real...
It feels like the opportunities to indulge in the Summertime never end. Family vacations, parties and barbecues, margaritas and ice cream, burgers and bloody marys. Is there ANYONE that can stay 100% on track during the Summer months?
Summer can be a time for more flexible schedules and less planning, leading to more grab and go meals, and other not-so-healthy choices. Are you feeling the effects of those blood sugar crashes from not eating regularly, and then turning to sugary coffee drinks to fuel through the afternoon?
Are you sitting here, with Labor Day weekend right around the corner, feeling puffy, run down, and wondering how you can possibly shift gears to a healthier lifestyle?
There is a solution! Join me on Tuesday, Sept 12th for a FREE webinar to learn simple ways to reduce the bloat, regain your energy, and get back into your jeans again.
During the webinar you will:
- Learn 3 things you can do right now to beat the bloat and get ready for your Fall wardrobe!
- Understand why your body craves sugar and why it is so addicting.
- Learn how to read labels, curb cravings, and continue along your journey to better health.
- Get a chance to ask questions during the live Q&A.
- Receive information typically shared only with clients and coaching group participants... for FREE!
Julie Fischer, INHC
Julie is an Integrative Nutrition Health Coach and Certified Coach for the 21-Day Sugar Detox, specializing in Paleo and Gluten-Free living. She supports her clients in making changes to their diet and lifestyle to reduce inflammation, improve digestion and lose weight.
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It all begins Tuesday Sept 12th at...
- 6pm Pacific
- 7pm Central
- 8pm Mountain
- 9pm Eastern
The role of a Health Coach is not to diagnose, treat or cure any disease, condition or other physical or mental ailment of the human body. This information should not be seen as medical or nursing advice and is not meant to take the place of seeing licensed health professionals.