Your Questions Answered
Do I need to see a doctor?
 At Level 3 of the Path To Freedom total meal abstaining programme you must first have a full health check up signed by a doctor or physician or health nurse. Mind Coach Trainers work in harmony with the medical profession to a mutual goal of optimum health and balanced weight.
Weight Loss Detox follow strict guidelines on working with the doctors and your physicians and a full medical history check up with your physician will allow a perfect partnership on your journey to your balanced weight.
Are the products suitable for people with diabetes?
Studies do support the safety of using meal replacements in people with type 2 diabetes who are overweight or obese. If you have diabetes, it’s essential that you consult your doctor before starting any weight loss plan, including one based on meal replacements, as your medication may need to be adjusted as a result.
Does the diet have any side effects?
None of the research published to date suggests any adverse side effects when using meal replacements. In the past, meal replacements were considered to be a quick fix that potentially led to yo-yo dieting. It was thought most people piled the weight back on once they returned to normal eating habits. However, the latest research suggests that people can maintain the weight they lose, provided they receive advice and adapt to a healthy eating lifestyle plan, once they stop taking the meal replacements. This is where Weight Loss Detox has a proven track record of support management.
Your individual Mind Coach Trainer will take you through your twelve step Positive Emotional Group Sessions (PEGS). The twelve sessions are designed with all psychological aspects of dissolving the issues each individual has with food and emotional eating.
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