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hormonal balanceStart on the road to health
* Improve blood sugar control
* Lower insulin levels
* Maintain muscle mass
* Lose body fat
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Scientific knowledge of obesity has developed a lot over the years and we now have a better understanding of what's really happening in this condition. Weight management is a complex issue that often goes beyond diet and exercise. There are so many factors that influence the body's ability to manage calories efficiently, and in order for a weight-loss plan to be effective it has to target the many aspects of metabolism at the same time. The key to improving body composition is to balance important metabolic control points involved in this process. This not only allows you to lose body fat safely and effectively, but manage the conditions associated with obesity, promoting optimal health at the same time. Key metabolic control points include key hormones that are involved in the fat loss process.
The food we eat triggers powerful hormonal responses. It is more than a source of calories for the body; it is a control system for hormones. The composition of each meal determines which energy source the body will use for the next 4 to 6 hours. In order to use the correct fuel source, insulin and glucagon are critical. Both insulin and glucagon help to keep tight control of blood sugar levels. The balance between them depends on the size of the meal eaten and the ratio of protein to carbohydrate at each meal. Learning how to control hormonal responses to food is the key to lifelong weight loss and optimal health. This is the cornerstone of the U Weight Loss® program.
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Reach weight loss goals with energy and ease
* Free your body of toxins
* Improve digestion
* Increase your energy
* Help control your appetite
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Set the foundation for a healthier tomorrow
* Preserve muscle mass
* Balance out of blood sugar levels
* Reduce cravings
* Lose fat around the abdomen
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