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FED UP & FEELING FAT?

WANT TO LOSE THE HOLIDAY FLAB?

WANT TO GET INTO GREAT SHAPE AND WANT IT TO LAST?


Do you want to learn all the tips and tricks that the usual WEIGHT LOSS programmes don?t want to tell you???


I need 3 more people to join my REAL-8 PROGRAMME that launches on 14th January.


Gents I?m talking to you too! This isn?t just for the ladies?


I want to save you wasting a tonne of money on slim teas or tea tox diets, juices or Slimfast, or whatever magic solution you?ve fallen for this time.


My 8 week programme is designed to give you everything you need so you can stand on your own two feet FOREVER.


* You stop yo-yo dieting.

* You understand food.

* You understand healthy eating.

* You know how to make it fit your lifestyle.

* You know how to be happy with your body.

* You know how to still enjoy the things you love.

* You know how to find exercise you love and can stick to.

* You learn how to relax around food.


Yes all this in 2 months.


It may shock you that I don?t want you as a client forever.


People normally work with me for 2-3 months and I help them to literally TRANSFORM THEIR LIFE.


?But how does this work for you Alex??


They go and tell their friends how amazing it?s been and hey presto I get some new clients 


WHAT ELSE DO YOU NEED TO KNOW?

The cost is brilliant value

You get personal, one to one coaching, as well as a community, but for the price of a group programme.


Yes you can eat donuts and yes you can have a alcohol and no I won?t make you eat plain chicken with boiled rice and broccoli (bleurgh).


STOP WASTING TIME AND MESSAGE ME NOW OR BOOK IN FOR A CALL:

https://calendly.com/therealnutritionpro/initial-consult

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