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Are You A Stress Eater? Revolutionary Program Reduces Overall Stress and Stress Eating Tendencies
Date:9/10/2008

Metro D.C. based Serotonin-Plus Weight Loss Centers launches a unique, national weight and stress management program based upon novel, proven technology and protocol.

Burke, Va. (PRWEB) September 10, 2008 -- With high gasoline prices, depressed real estate and stock markets, political instability and uncertainty; stress levels of Americans are skyrocketing. For those that attempt to eat their stress away, a new detailed program is aiding many in changing their natural response to chronic stress and improving quality of life.

The Stress Eater Quiz (www.stresseaterquiz.com), a new diagnostic tool, is available that determines the level of stress eating reaction and then goes on to provide appropriate dietary solutions. The Quiz is part of The Stress Eater Diet (www.stresseaterdiet.com), a comprehensive program just launched which reduces the daily stress that Americans have by providing improved nutrition, portion control and stress relieving techniques that will minimize stress eating and carbohydrate cravings, while lifting mood and the feeling of hopelessness. More importantly, it prevents the weight gain and lack of energy normally experienced from stress. The Stress Eater Diet offers weekly meal plans that are easy-to-follow and outlines meals, snacks and portions. The program provides simple elements that can be put into practice immediately.

The Stress Eater Diet is derived from the program used in the Serotonin-Plus Weight Loss Centers in metro Washington, DC, developed by Robert Posner, M.D., and Linda Hlivka, Nutritionist. They have helped thousands of patients manage their weight and stress. They also developed a successful, patented, natural serotonin supplement containing pure serotonin,
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