We all know losing weight isn’t easy, whether it’s 5 pounds, 10 pounds, or 100 pounds. It takes hard work and determination and even more perseverance when things get tough and you just want to give up. But, what if you lost even more than 100 pounds or lost half your body weight? It might sound impossible, but we know two women who proved it can be done.
There are so many health and wellness programs out there. How do you determine which one is worth your time and money? Transforming your body is more achievable when you can engage with a supportive community, and that's just the beginning of the secret to success with Isagenix. Read on to learn more about the Isagenix Systems for weight loss, energy, performance, and healthy aging.
You wouldn’t know it now, but before Isagenix, Mathieu was 100 pounds heavier than he is today. A busy husband and father, he was the self-proclaimed “laziest couch potato alive.” When a friend called to tell Mathieu about Isagenix, he was skeptical, but the dedicated father decided to give the products a try, if only for his kids. Now, just two years later, he’s a completely new man.
Looking to lose those last 5 pounds? Experts say the reason those last few pounds are harder to lose is because when you don’t have much to lose, you need to work harder. Here are five tips to help you achieve your goal.
Before Isagenix, Christine was simply existing. She wasn’t happy, felt humiliated about her weight, and had no desire to take care of herself or be fully present around her children. She put her health and fitness low on her list of priorities, until one day, she decided enough was enough. In that moment, Christine made the decision that she was worthy of becoming the best version of herself.
Contrary to popular belief, countless situps and crunches are not going to banish belly fat. Abs are made in the kitchen! Here are three science-based tips to help you shed excess weight on your waistline.
According to researchers, only about one in every six Americans who have ever been overweight loses weight and maintains that loss. And while that number is larger than most weight loss clinical trials report, most Americans are still unable to lose weight and keep it off.
At 48 years old, Colleen was not who she wanted to be. Overweight, unhealthy, and living in fear of aging, she began to feel like a failure. As a public speaker and teacher, she encouraged others to live healthy, but she wasn’t taking her own advice.
Have you ever given up on a diet regime because you didn’t see results fast enough? That’s how Julie’s numerous attempts to lose weight inevitably ended. At 288 pounds, Julie was hurting – emotionally and physically – but she was setting herself up for failure before she even started by giving herself permission to quit if she didn’t see instant results.
“I wasn’t an overnight success.” That’s one thing 100-Pound Club member Dawn Bartolini wants everyone to know. After giving birth to her son, she was focusing on her children and her family restaurant and not prioritizing her health. Weight kept piling on, and Dawn tried to manage it by starting new weight loss programs almost weekly. Nothing ever gave her the results she desired. One day, Dawn’s son took a picture of her sitting in the hallway at his school, where she volunteered. “This picture did not look like a picture of health, at all,” she said. It was seeing that picture that spurred her to change.
