By Mary Baker Mary Baker -
Don't be put off by the label 'Low Carb'. All it means in reality is eating real, nutrient dense food. And this Summit is about showing you how to make this a lifestyle. No more dieting. No more restricting. Just simple ways to either return or stay in good health. So if you're curious, start here. The modern diet doesn't work for most people. For me, I found that out at 40. Every one of your speakers have found them out for themselves too through illness or health issues. So who would benefit from attending this Summit? if you're insulin resistance have hormonal imbalances have fatty liver disease have abdominal obesity have type 2 diabetes have high blood pressure suffer from a lack of energy suffer from blood sugar swings (for example, getting 'hangry') want to improve health markers want to learn different ways to feed the family are intrigued about the link between diet and cancer are intrigued about how type 1 diabetics do on a low carb life you suffer from auto immune conditions, PCOS, endometriosis want to learn about sugar addiction and how to manage it want to find a way to stop dieting have been trying low carb/keto without getting the results you need. THEN CLICK HERE TO HEAR WHY AND HOW

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