Back To School – A Time To Focus On Your Children’s Health

BACK TO SCHOOL – A TIME TO FOCUS ON YOUR CHILDREN’S HEALTH Submission Details

Author: Tebogo Makola from The Lime Envelope.
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Issued By: The Lime Envelope
On Behalf Of: The Diet Everyone Talks About
For Media Information: Kerry Oliver
Telephone: 011 467-9233
E-mail: kerryo@thelime.co.za
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Notes to the Editor

The Diet Everyone Talks About is a scientific carbohydrate controlled 10-week lifestyle programme that is only accessible at select pharmacies and beauty clinics by professional clinicians and has been utilised by people for over 30 years.
When you attend your first meeting with the clinician you will be weighed, your BMI (body mass index) will be calculated , and a guideline of what foods you can eat as well as what must be eaten in moderation will be drawn up for you. During this consultation, the clinician will also discuss relevant and sensitive matters such as why you are overweight and how much weight you could expect to lose. These weekly meetings with the clinician, as well as having weekly weight loss goals will assist you in staying motivated and staying on the diet programme.

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