Member Success Stories

Dave’s Journey With Eating Free: Week 19

by Sarah Koszyk

Published Saturday, 23 July, 2011

I’m 6′ 3″ and I’ve always been pretty tall, with a really big bone structure, and overweight.  I don’t remember how old I was when my mom would take me shopping for clothes and we had to start shopping in the Men’s department instead of the Boy’s department, but I was fairly young and I…

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Prioritize Yourself To Keep The Weight Off

by Sarah Koszyk

Published Thursday, 7 July, 2011

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               Eating Free’s success is based on the emphasis of behavior change and lifestyle modification to truly keep the weight off when you lose it. What makes me proud to help people with Eating Free is due to its 84% success rate with weight maintenance. Even after a year, people still keep the weight…

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The 4 RISKs of Eating Breakfast

by Corinne Dobbas

Published Tuesday, 1 March, 2011

  Since you were a kid, you’ve been told that breakfast is the most important part of your day. Chances are that as a wee-little-one you honored this advice and ate breakfast every day right before you headed on your jolly way for a fun-filled day of learning and recess. But then, as the years…

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Exercise Won’t Make You Lose Weight

by Manuel Villacorta

Published Tuesday, 8 February, 2011

  The New Year was here and many people started a weight loss program.  And what was the first thing people did when they decide to shed pounds?  They run to the gym.  After all, it’s “calories in, calories out,” right?  “No pain, no gain,” right?  Wrong, wrong, wrong. Everything you’ve been taught about exercise and…

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Ifs and Buts About Weight Loss

by Manuel Villacorta

Published Tuesday, 4 January, 2011

David did not have ANY IFS and BUTS and lost 53 pounds! Read his Eating Free success story These two words frequently accompany the topic of weight loss.  “I could lose weight IF I had the time, IF I had the money, IF I lived alone, IF I didn’t work so hard…”  “I wish I…

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Control Cortisol by Chilling Out and Lose Fat

by Manuel Villacorta

Published Tuesday, 7 December, 2010

Stress works against you in many ways.  It can be a huge barrier to losing weight, and can even be a factor in weight gain.  Modern life sets you up to be stressed:  You have to get up early to head to work, but first drop the kids off at school.  Then it’s off to…

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Webinar: Fight Back! How to Beat the Hormones That Are FORCING You to Overeat

by Manuel Villacorta

Published Tuesday, 30 November, 2010

FREE WEBINAR   Don’t miss this great webinar Learn the difference between psychological and physiological hunger-and end overeating once and for all!   In Eating Free’s first Holiday Free-For-All webinar, I’ll teach you how to differentiate between genuine physical appetite and emotional/hormonal cravings, all of which may occur at the same time, leading to needless binging.  I’ll also…

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The Best Kept Secret Weight Loss Tool, The FreeQ

by Manuel Villacorta

Published Tuesday, 30 November, 2010

FreeQ is the score that tells you how close you are from Eating Free. The higher the score, the more you’ll supercharge your weight loss or weight maintenance.   FreeQ works just like your IQ, the higher it is the more intelligent you are with your weight loss or maintenance. Your FreeQ score is a dynamic number that changes…

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Listen-Willpower: Friend or Foe with Weight Loss?

by Josephine Quiocho

Published Thursday, 21 October, 2010

This show answered some questions on the true role of willpower in weight loss. Dr. John Sorrell, Ph.D. joined us in discussing the biological, psychological, and behavioral components behind our actions.

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