Navigation Links
Leading Critical Care Doctor Shifts From Treatment to Empowerment by Helping Americans Create Optimal Health in Their Lives
Date:4/21/2009

Dr. A's Habits of Health Helps Thousands Maintain Permanent Weight Loss

ANNAPOLIS, Md., April 21 /PRNewswire/ -- Dr. Wayne Scott Andersen, a.k.a. Dr. A, a leading critical care doctor, devotes his full energy to helping people take back control of their health and achieve optimal health in their lives. For the past seven years, Dr. A has helped over 100,000 people improve their health through a revolutionary new approach which helps the individual overcome the obesegenic world which has over 65% of Americans overweight or obese.

Most popular diets fail to sustain weight loss in the long run because they don't address the multi-faceted needs for successful permanent weight loss. Dr. A's personalized program starts out by helping people change their focus to creating health rather than reacting to weight gain. With the success of losing up to 2-5 pounds per week by eating meals every few hours and smaller portions of low glycemic foods, permanent weight loss becomes a reality.

His comprehensive step-by-step program is now published in Dr. A's Habits of Health, The Path to Permanent Weight Control and Optimal Health (Habits of Health Press) which informs and motivates people about how to create health in their lives when the epidemic of obesity, diabetes and heart disease, and the financial impact of chronic disease continues to escalate among Americans.

"Before I met Dr. A, I was morbidly obese. I hated how I looked, hated how I felt, and I hated myself. The weight loss phase of the program was like following a recipe -- it was easy and didn't take a lot of time. I soon began losing weight steadily by planning my meals with portion controlled foods and felt encouraged. Hunger was not gnawing at me with constant urges to eat and in just seven months I lost 135 pounds," says Nancy Pettit, who has achieved optimal health for over six years. "Now, with Dr. A's Habits of Hea
'/>"/>

SOURCE Dr. A's Habits of Health
Copyright©2009 PR Newswire.
All rights reserved

0

GOOD

Page: 1 2

Related medicine news :

1. Leading Independent Proxy Advisory Firm Supports Specialty Underwriters Alliance, Inc. in Its Proxy Contest Against Hallmark Financial Services, Inc.
2. Tech Award Recognizes Vocantas for Commercialization Partnership, Development of World-leading Chronic Disease Management Solution
3. GlaxoSmithKline and Pfizer Announce Innovative Agreement to Create a New World-Leading, Specialist HIV Company
4. Worlds Leading Spine Technology Companies, Surgeons Set to Gather on April 27 at Fourth Annual Spine Technology Summit
5. Leading Clinical Technology Organization M2S Inc. Announces the Appointment of Jeffrey Yablon as Senior Vice President, Business Development
6. Frost & Sullivan Recognizes CRi for Innovations Leading to Personalized Medicine
7. Western Governors University to Launch Nations First Competency-Based B.S. in Nursing Leading to RN Licensure
8. HealthEquity, a Leading Healthcare Account Administrator, Licenses Thomson Reuters Information Solutions to Help People Make Better Healthcare Decisions
9. Nobel Prize Winner Professor Muhammad Yunus Leading Delegation From Bangladesh to World Health Care Congress to Advance Affordable Health Care Innovations
10. Global Med Technologies(R), Inc. Licenses Its Leading European Blood and Laboratory Solutions to Homburg, Germany Clinic Blood Center
11. New head-to-head clinical studies reveal Reach Ultraclean toothbrush and floss deliver superior plaque removal compared to leading competitive products
Post Your Comments:
*Name:
*Comment:
*Email:
(Date:6/18/2013)... Palo Alto has taken yet another step ... with its recent major long-term solar power commitment. , ... electric power purchase agreements , which together will result in ... photovoltaic electric power per year, which is the equivalent of ... enough power to supply all 65,000+ Palo Alto residents---and then ...
(Date:6/18/2013)... 2013 Seven-year-old Riley Salz of Encino, ... He receives 40 hours a week of applied behavior ... the Center for Autism and Related Disorders (CARD). Riley ... and has experienced remarkable progress, including learning to speak, ... Riley’s personal journey through autism is now featured in ...
(Date:6/18/2013)... Hospitals Case Medical Center clinical researchers have launched ... which will evaluate the ability of a patient,s ... end stage peripheral arterial disease (PAD). , ... Surgery at University Hospitals Case Medical Center,s Harrington ... at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, ...
(Date:6/18/2013)... 18, 2013 More than 1.1 million people ... HIV/AIDS, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ... infected. In support of National HIV Testing Day on June ... Insurance (SSDI) representation, the CDC and other organizations are ... The CDC reports about 50,000 new HIV infections each year. ...
(Date:6/18/2013)... myCNAjobs announces the addition of new resources to ... to the Caregiver Resources Center. , As more caregivers ... baby boomers each day, the need for caregiver ... has never been greater. myCNAjobs, the fastest growing ... the first-ever free resource center for caregivers seeking professional ...
Breaking Medicine News(10 mins):Health News:Palo Alto Seals the Deal on Major Solar Electric Investments 2Health News:Palo Alto Seals the Deal on Major Solar Electric Investments 3Health News:June's Release of CARD's "Mission Possible: Portraits of Hope" Features Southern California Child and His Remarkable Progress with Intensive Autism Therapy 2Health News:June's Release of CARD's "Mission Possible: Portraits of Hope" Features Southern California Child and His Remarkable Progress with Intensive Autism Therapy 3Health News:UH Case Medical Center launches novel clinical trial using stem cells to prevent amputation 2Health News:Allsup Observes National HIV Testing Day June 27 2Health News:Allsup Observes National HIV Testing Day June 27 3Health News:myCNAjobs Adds New Resources to Growing Caregiver Career Center 2
... FAIRFAX, Va., Sept. 25 The American Society,for ... version of,its brochure Radiation Therapy for Gynecologic Cancers. ... useful information on the,different types of radiation therapy ... on the potential side effects and how to ...
... Australia have shown that positron emission tomography (PET) ... useful than mammography and ultrasound in predicting a ... patients ultimate likelihood of survival. , In research ... (ECCO 14) in Barcelona, Dr Vinod Ganju reported ...
... new song has helped scientists open a new avenue of ... there is currently no cure or even a treatment to ... in the Journal of Clinical Investigation, scientists at the University ... someday be used to treat the disease. The team used ...
... found that the breast cancer susceptibility gene, BRCA1, plays a ... can it be used to predict outcome for patients with ... tool in choosing the best therapy for them. , Dr ... 14) in Barcelona, that analysis of the expression of five ...
... gliomas (BSGs) are rare but can be very difficult ... survival rates. However, a team of Spanish researchers have ... (I/C) produced rapid clinical responses and shrank the tumours ... enrolled in a clinical trial. , Dr Jaume Mora ...
... Researchers in The Netherlands have developed a method of ... likely to have their disease recur after surgery and ... chemotherapy. , Led by Professor Rob Tollenaar at Leiden ... at The Netherlands Cancer Institute, they have analysed for ...
Cached Medicine News:Health News:Updated Brochure on Gynecologic Cancer Treatments Now Available 2Health News:PET scans can accurately detect a breast tumor's response to chemotherapy 2Health News:PET scans can accurately detect a breast tumor's response to chemotherapy 3Health News:Stem cells show promise for treating Huntington's disease 2Health News:Stem cells show promise for treating Huntington's disease 3Health News:Stem cells show promise for treating Huntington's disease 4Health News:Breast cancer susceptibility gene predicts outcome and response to treatment in lung cancer 2Health News:Breast cancer susceptibility gene predicts outcome and response to treatment in lung cancer 3Health News:New chemotherapy regimen prolongs survival in difficult-to-treat childhood brainstem gliomas 2Health News:Molecular profiling can accurately predict survival in colon cancer patients 2Health News:Molecular profiling can accurately predict survival in colon cancer patients 3
(Date:6/18/2013)... ANDOVER, Mass. , June 18, 2013 ... announced the company was named Overall Performance Leader in ... Medical Equipment & Infrastructure report. Philips also received Best ... of its imaging products: Ingenuity Core 128 Computed ... iE33 ultrasound and PageWriter TC70 cardiograph. The annual Best ...
(Date:6/18/2013)... , June 18, 2013 Unilife Corporation ("Unilife" ... designer, developer and manufacturer of injectable drug delivery systems, ... at www.unilife.com . The new site includes additional ... to occur on a regular basis. Mr. ... "As an emerging global leader for injectable drug delivery ...
(Date:6/18/2013)... , June 18, 2013  Women are frequently the ... unfortunately they often do not give the same priority ... kept information from their doctor because they were too ... to a recent survey conducted by Allergan and endorsed ... to bringing education, funding and research to the field ...
Breaking Medicine Technology:Philips Named 2013 Overall Performance Leader In Imaging Equipment By KLAS 2Unilife Launches New Corporate Website 2New Survey Reveals One in Five Women Have Information They Keep Secret from their Doctors 2New Survey Reveals One in Five Women Have Information They Keep Secret from their Doctors 3New Survey Reveals One in Five Women Have Information They Keep Secret from their Doctors 4New Survey Reveals One in Five Women Have Information They Keep Secret from their Doctors 5New Survey Reveals One in Five Women Have Information They Keep Secret from their Doctors 6New Survey Reveals One in Five Women Have Information They Keep Secret from their Doctors 7New Survey Reveals One in Five Women Have Information They Keep Secret from their Doctors 8New Survey Reveals One in Five Women Have Information They Keep Secret from their Doctors 9
... 19 Curemark LLC, ( www.curemark.com ), a ... neurological diseases, announced that the company has begun enrolling patients ... at three additional clinical trial sites. The sites are ... Pennsylvania State University,s Pediatric Clinical Research Office at Hershey Medical ...
... , WASHINGTON, Nov. 19 A recent Reuters ... companies don,t expect an industry increase as a result ... , While 39 million additional Americans may begin receiving health ... would "depend primarily on the access" extended to the new ...
Cached Medicine Technology:Curemark Opens Patient Enrollment for Autism Treatment at Three More Clinical Trial Sites 2Curemark Opens Patient Enrollment for Autism Treatment at Three More Clinical Trial Sites 3
... The Clariflex® Intraocular Lens is indicated ... years of age or older in whom ... IOL is a third-generation IOL design made ... is designed both to reduce internal reflections ...
... Lenses: The Bausch & Lomb PMMA Posterior Chamber ... primary implantation for the visual correction of aphakia ... where a cataractous lens has been removed by ... be placed in the ciliary sulcus or capsular ...
... USIOL lenses are manufactured using ... processes. Perspex CQ UV PMMA ... multi-piece and single piece lenses. ... in both nonphaco and phaco ...
... II is a sterile nonpyrogenic, transparent viscoelastic ... II contains 12 mg/ml of high molecular ... hyaluronate dissolved in physiological saline. In the ... is 105,000 cps (105 Pa s) at ...
Medicine Products: