Four- or Six-Week Personalized Weight-Loss Program at Pasadena Weight Loss Center (Up to 82% Off)
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A nutritionist and naturopathic physician crafts a plan based on medical and lifestyle needs and offers support at weekly follow-ups
Losing weight can help you fit into smaller pants or allow you to share a movie theater seat with a frugal date. Save money and your health with this Groupon.
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- $129 for a four-week weight-loss program (a $650 value)
- $159 for a six-week weight-loss program (an $890 value)
After a 39-point wellness and fitness analysis and measurements, clients discuss personal and family medical history in a one- to two-hour counseling session with nutritionist and board-certified naturopathic physician Claude Matar. Daily communication with staff and weekly follow-up visits provide encouragement, and an end-result evaluation allows patrons to gauge their overall progress.
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About Pasadena Weight Loss Center
During his training at King's College Hospital in London, Claude Matar mastered the old-fashioned art of listening. Today, he still believes that the key to providing a successful diagnosis lies in taking the proper time and energy to listen to each client's concerns. Though he no longer practices medicine, the nutritionist, board-certified naturopathic physician, and founder of Pasadena Weight Loss Center has used his ears and his education to help thousands of clients achieve their individual health goals, including former Dallas star Linda Gray and professional football champ Dwight Hicks.
To help clients shed inches, he utilizes the highly personalized Matar method, a system he believes offers patients their best chances for long-lasting results. It begins with an in-depth evaluation including a nutrient analysis, thyroid tests, and identification of any factors inhibiting weight loss. Matar then consults with the client to develop a plan focused not only on diet and exercise but also on strategies for improved sleep, hydration, and detoxification. He and his staff stay in daily contact to answer questions regarding progress or tips for turning uneaten bear claws into table art and will also reevaluate clients' success at a weekly face-to-face meeting.