MetabolicBiome™ Plus: The Weight Loss Game Changer
A Weight Loss Game Changer!
Sick of starving yourself, counting calories, or limiting your food groups? We can help!
Most weight loss solutions are doomed to fail because they're not considering the foundation of metabolic health, which is gut health; finally, we have a solution that will help you stop counting calories and pounds. More than a program, this is a paradigm shift in how we look at metabolism and weight loss. Most weight loss programs are doomed to fail because they're not addressing the #1 influencer of metabolism—the gut microbiome!
Did you know the gut microbiome influences metabolism? Did you know that certain bacteria in the gut are associated with obesity?
Biotics Research has developed MetabolicBiome™ Plus, a healthy weight management program, and we want to share it with you! Join us for MetabolicBiome™ Plus: The Weight Loss Game Changer on Wednesday, October 26th at 7:00 pm EDT.
Meet Capital Integrative Medicine, The Facilitators of MetabolicBiome™ Plus: The Weight Loss Game Changer
Dr. Craig and Kate John strive to be leaders of health & wellness and prevention in Northern Virginia. Our mission is to provide innovative, practical and highly-standardized medicine to our patients and community. With a focus on quality of care and patient awareness, we use a multi-disciplinary, patient-centered approach to improve the lives of those we serve.
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Don't Just Take Our Word For It!
We focus on getting your gut healthy first. We also recognize that blood sugar balance is critical in healthy weight management. Only when we manage these two principles can we optimize our healthiest weight.
During MetabolicBiome™ Plus: The Weight Loss Game Changer, we will highlight the science behind this weight loss program. We'll explain everything you need to know about the gut microbiome and how blood sugar impacts weight. We will also reveal which foods to avoid and which to eat more of to improve your gut health naturally.
For the last 15 years, there has been a lot of interest in the microbiome and its role in weight-loss. Research supports this idea. Scientists are also becoming increasingly interested in polyphenols and how they affect the microbiome. Learn all about the science behind obesity-associated gut microbial species with us on Wednesday, October 26th!
We Can’t Wait to Share with You on Wednesday, October 26th at 7:00 pm EDT!