Slendering: Recent Comments

Comment on Overweight, Obesity & Weight Management

Blog Master — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 07:40:41 GMT

Greetings Chandra,
The Atkins diet restricts the intake of fats and carbohydrates. You consume larger amounts of protein and this restricts caloric intake. However, there are concerns about restricting fat from the diet. The brain needs fat and is made of some fat. Without this there are speculations about healthy brain function in the long term. Also, a balance of nutrients is best long term. Experts also have concerns about long term bone health along with some other concerns. Restricting your vegetable and fruit intake also comes with some risks. For example, we know that a lack of vitamin C can lead to scurvy and that your body does not make its own vitamin C and therefore it must come from the diet.
Quick fixes when it come to dieting are not best for the overall health of the individual. It is best to strive for health first. Slendering offers that by allowing normal eating to take place and uses an ingredient that will not interfere with the uptake of some important nutrients.

There is an article that you may want to read about Atkins. Keep in mind that good basic nutrition will go along way in health and wellness. Avoid sodas and fast food, drink lots of water, and go for walks and get some exercise. Find a way to balance emotional outlets and remember to enjoy life.

Is the Atkins diet safe?

Bupa investigative news - 30 May 2003
written by Rachel Newcombe, reporter for Bupa's Health Information Team

The Atkins diet, which is based on consuming high levels of protein and low levels of carbohydrate, has become a popular weight-loss approach among celebrities and the public. Two studies have been publicised as supporting the diet and confirming the weight-loss ability. But is this really the case? Are there still safety issues and is the diet a suitable approach for long-term weight loss? Read more here.....

Comment on Overweight, Obesity & Weight Management

Chandra — Sun, 14 Sep 2008 21:56:03 GMT

Hi can you shows article about atkins diet

Comment on Overweight, Obesity & Weight Management

Andrei — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 14:08:44 GMT

There is a good article about "Overweight and Obesity" on our website. I can recommend its reading: http://www.healthocrates.com/Overweight-and-Obesity

Comment on #1 -Slender-Sleep Supports Weight-Reduction

Blog Master — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 09:42:52 GMT

Dear sir or madame,
These were testimonials sent to us and they gave us permission to use these. We simply posted them on their behalf. Thank you for taking the time to read them.

Comment on Overweight, Obesity & Weight Management

Dr Ted — Thu, 29 May 2008 15:27:15 GMT

Hello Sarah,

Thanks for your comments. You are right in regards to how Slendering views weight-loss. We are not

a diet. Slendering offers a practical way to weight reduction. I believe that most Americans are ready

for a new way of reducing weight and I do believe that most Americans realize they can not count

calories or consume Protein Shakes forever.

Slendering offers a realistic approach with not only Slendering but with Slender-Sleep, and the new

Slender Snacks. Our program offers the public a NoN-Diet solution to weight and inch reduction.

Regards,

Dr. Ted

Comment on Overweight, Obesity & Weight Management

Sarah — Thu, 29 May 2008 12:44:21 GMT

We really do need to change the way we look at healthy weight. Some of these models are so thin- we want to lose weight, but should do it in a healthy way. It seems that this is what Slendering is offering.

Comment on #1 -Slender-Sleep Supports Weight-Reduction

Dianne Irene — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 08:49:23 GMT

Sleep is so important. In our society we do not make it a big enough priority. When we sleep is when many functions are happening inside the body. It is time to repair and revitalize. America needs more sleep.