Dec 162011
 

Isagenix and Obesity: Isagenix products are the weight loss products behind Obesity Diet Plans. If you are struggling with obesity and you are researching obesity and Isagenix, please spend time review this site and all the tools offered by Isagenix to help you lose weight, get moving with our IsaKenitcs exercises and workout, check your BMI, find a weight loss journal, get counseling and coaching tips.

See why Isagenix is the authority on obesity, diets, exercise, eating and lifestyle changes that help combat obesity not only in North America, but worldwide.

We know that obesity is related to at least 40 diseases, a few of the most serious being heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and cancer. The medical costs for obesity are costing our country about $147 billion per year.  The real cost, however, is to human beings as we confront emotional as well as physical decreases in quality of life that accompany obesity.

Now, almost one in five children are obese. Most of those children are reaching obesity by age 6. We are now seeing children who are having heart disease, high blood pressure, and diabetes. As others have  noted, this may be the first generation of children who are not expected to outlive their parents.

Childhood diabetes was almost always considered to be type 1 (juvenile diabetes) in the past, but now we are seeing many children with type 2 diabetes.  The difference between these two is that type 1 is a condition where the body’s immune system compromises the pancreatic beta islet cells, which are needed to produce insulin. Consequently, the pancreas can no longer produce insulin. Type 2 is often associated with obesity and is different because the body’s immune system does not compromise the beta islet cells. Insulin resistance occurs in obesity because receptors begin to lose their ability to absorb the glucose. The pancreas then produces more and more insulin until exhaustion.

The problems that insulin resistance causes are compounded as a child or adult continues to gain additional weight. The reason for this is because glucose is not taken up by the cells and then it is turned into a triglyceride and stored as additional fat.

As a physician I find these facts extremely disheartening. These are the reasons why I believe everyone should be on Isagenix products. It’s time to be proactive and get more involved with the obesity epidemic that plagues our society. We must help ourselves and our children to overcome what we will find in Pandora’s box of obesity, or we will face unbelievable consequences now and in the future.

 

Dennis Harper, DO

Dennis “D” Harper, D.O., is chair of the Isagenix Science Advisory Board. He has been in general medical practice for 26 years and was instrumental in getting the DSHEA (Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act) implemented in 1994. Dr. Harper was a voting member of the American Osteopathic Association, former President of Physicians for Progressive Medicine, former Chairman for the Osteopathic Licensing Board for the state of Utah and was a Fellow for the Federation of State Medical Boards. Dr. Harper is the author of “Cleansing for Life: Nature’s Best Kept Health Secret.”

Dec 132011
 

The OBESITY DIET PLAN featuring ISAGENIX PRODUCTS is the best obesity diet and is a comprehensive, monitored approach to treating obesity. It is designed to help significantly overweight and/or medically at risk obese patients improve health and lower weight-related health risks through significant weight loss. The BEST OBESITY DIET  combines the expertise of medical professionals with a high quality, calorie-controlled, nutritional formula. By targeting the causes of obesity, participants learn how to manage their weight and improve their health long term, not just lose weight short term.

How many pounds does the typical OBESITY DIET PLAN patient have to lose?

The average OBESITY DIET patient is 30 pounds or more overweight or has a body mass index (BMI) greater than 30 (30% over ideal body weight). To determine your own BMI, please go to OBESITY TOOLS. Over half of the OBESITY DIET PLAN patients also have obesity-related health problems, such as:

  • high cholesterol
  • high blood pressure
  • diabetes
  • sleep apnea

Because of these health problems, medications, and other risks typically associated with being obese, OBESITY DIET you should consult your physician before starting any weight loss plan. PRODUCT FAST FACTS

WHAT IS THE BEST OBESITY DIET?

WHAT IS THE BEST OBESITY DIET?

Dec 102011
 

Are Obesity Diet Plans Covered by Insurance? The answer is it depends. If your doctor prescribes our Obesity Diet Plan due to health conditions, usually that you are morbidly obese or have other obesity related systems like Type 2 diabetes, heart disease or severe apnea and remain under your doctor’s supervision during the program or as a pre-diet consulting to lap-band surgery. Call your insurance company and explain the situation and ask, it is a cheaper option that lap band surgery.

Run-of-the-mill weight-loss programs aren’t covered by most insurance policies, according to the National Institutes of Health, but your insurer may cover prescription weight-control medications and weight-loss surgery.

The latter typically costs $25,000 to $30,000, so coverage is a really big deal. To qualify, though, you have to be morbidly obese — 80 pounds or more overweight for women, 100 pounds or more for men. You may also qualify if you’re not quite that heavy but you have a serious weight-related condition, such as Type 2 diabetes, heart disease or severe apnea.

Even if your weight-loss program isn’t covered by insurance, you may still be able to defray the cost if it’s prescribed by a doctor. In that case, you can use the pretax money you’ve put in your flexible-spending account at work to pay for it. Flexible-spending plans allow you to pay for a host of other medical expenses that may not be covered by insurance, including smoking-cessation programs, birth control, fertility treatments, orthodontia and over-the-counter medications, including aspirin. Oh, yes, and doctor-prescribed massage.

Update: Medicare Will Pay for Obesity Counseling