5 Easy Steps to Incredible Health, Energy and Vitality from Cyndi O’Meara
Have you set a goal to eat more fruits and vegetables, but not followed through? Have you set up a gym membership only to let it go to waste?
At the Virtual Health Retreat next week, Australian nutritionist Cyndi O’Meara will be sharing with you 5 easy steps for increased energy, vitality, and incredible health. She’s had international and national success with her two books Changing Habits Changing Lives and Companion Cookbook.
Here’s a little of what she’ll be covering . . .
- The good, the bad, and the ugly in the food industry,
- Understand the impact your food choices have on your body,
- Step by step changes to change your life . . . MORE energy, BETTER health, increased VITALITY!
Lower Cholesterol and Blood Pressure – Are you ready?
How long have you been struggling to lower cholesterol and/or blood pressure? 12 months? 3 years? More than 10 years?
Are you ready to stop struggling and start getting results?
Over the years I’ve worked with clients to improve heart health it’s become very clear that those who receive long-term support see much greater levels of success which is why I want to get this option available to you. It’s going to be comprehensive and customized to your needs to ensure your success.
Some of the specifics include:
Detailed Diet Assessment
You will receive a detailed evaluation of your dietary intake to specifically analyze your calorie and nutrient intake to determine what foods need to be increased, what foods need to be eliminated (or reduced) and what needs to be added so you are on track.
Expert Feedback
You will receive expert feedback and guidance from a heart health nutrition specialist to guide you in the right direction, help you overcome obstacles, and support you on your heart health journey.
Specific examples for your situation
This program doesn’t include general feedback regarding diets to lower cholesterol and blood pressure. This will be completely customized and based on your current diet and lifestyle habits to determine what YOU need to do. You will receive specific examples and suggestions on how you can meet your calorie, nutrient, and activity goals.
Direct Email Access to Ask Questions
Making diet and lifestyle changes is not a “cookie cutter” process. There will be ups and downs. You will have questions. This program allows you to directly submit your questions and receive answers without going through a “middle man”.
Track Your Progress
You will check-in at the start of every month to assess your progress and determine strategies and goals for the month ahead. This will include a goal checklist to make sure you stay on track.
Delicious Heart Healthy Recipes
Every week you’ll receive a new heart healthy recipe delivered directly to your email inbox. By then end of the program you’ll have added 24 new heart healthy choices to your meal plan.
Take Action Plan for Heart Health Success
This program will provide you the tools, information, guidance, and support you need to finally get on track and maintain your heart health for life. We’ll progress through several different factors including diet, lifestyle, and functional foods to meet your goals.
By the end of the 6 months (if you follow through) you’ll see. . .
Lower cholesterol levels
Reduced blood pressure
Elevated HDL cholesterol
Decreased need for medication
Increased energy
. . .and the potential for much more depending on your health goals!
Stay tuned for more details! If you want to receive priority notification (and be eligible for a special savings) sign-up for the priority notification list at http://www.hearthealthmadeeasy.com/notify.html.
All the best,
Lisa Nelson RD
Weight Loss – Are low carb diets affecting your brain function?
Some studies are being conducted evaluating the effects of low carb diets, such as the Atkins diet, on cognitive ability. Brain function on a low carb diet may be impaired because glucose is the nutrient used by the brain for energy and the brain is not capable of storing glucose, but is depended on the bodies production of this nutrient.
Many low carb diets restrict intake to as little as 20 grams per day, while the RDA for carbs is at least 130 grams (taking into account the brains energy needs).
One study compared long and short term memory, spatial memory, and visual attention of women prior to beginning a low carb diet, post low carb diet, and after reintroduction of carbs. Those following a low carb diet had a gradual decline in memory performance and slower reaction time on all tests. Interestingly, attention span was improved on the low carb diet.
Fortunately, memory skills and scores returned to normal after carbohydrates were reintroduced.
All the best,
Lisa Nelson RD
Be Heart Healthy and Lose Weight
National Nutrition Month – Free Gift
March is National Nutrition Month – Are you thinking about what you are eating?
I wanted to add a quick note to my blog about a free gift I am offering this month for new clients that sign up for the Balance Program. The Balance Program provides clients with 9 weeks of nutrition coaching. Weekly topics include:
- Lose weight without diets or counting calories
- What foods to eat to lose weight, reduce aging, and boost your energy
- Simple ways to balance your meals for weight loss
- Strategies to improve your metabolic rate
- How much and what kind of exercise you need
- How to tackle emotional eating
- Healthy convenience foods
- Scanning food labels for the healthiest products
- And more!
When you sign up during the month of March you will receive The Journey from Comfort to Possibilities by Stefanie Zizzo. This gift is valued at $29.95. So, if you are looking for help with balancing your food choices, check out the Balance Program further at http://eNutritionServices.com/weightloss.html.
