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Weight Loss
Do you find that despite your best efforts, you just can’t seem to lose weight? Whether it is 10 pounds or 100 pounds, sometimes losing weight can feel out of your control.
There are many underlying reasons you may not be losing weight:
- Adrenal fatigue
- Blood sugar disorder
- Digestive disorder/GI infection
- Food sensitivities
- Lack of sleep
- Stress
- Thyroid disorder
- Nutrient deficiencies
Once these conditions are diagnosed and treated, losing weight becomes much easier. At Wellness Architecture, we don’t believe in dieting. The term itself implies a temporary fix. And we all know how that goes. There is a right diet for everyone – which is often not what you think. A healthy food for one person may not be healthy food for another person. Our bodies are also hardwired to take direction from certain foods that make us store fat or lose it.
After uncovering hidden medical issues, identifying the right foods and giving your body the signals it needs in order to have a healthy metabolism, your body will be able to release fat without going to the gym or exercising for hours on end. Our weight loss programs include treatment sessions, lifestyle changes, dietary changes and supplementation to help your body return to the shape that it was meant to be. Over the years we have helped thousands of people lose weight all over the Bay Area.
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