Light
Weigh for Health and Life.....

Dorothy
lost 125 pounds!
Now she can play with her grandchildren.


Kathy avoided bypass surgery with
The Light Weigh!
She started
The Light Weigh
at the same time her friend had bypass surgery and they have both lost 65 pounds and
she is still
losing.

Debbie
lost 75 pounds! Now she has so much energy for her family.
Kristen used
The Light Weigh to overcome Anorexia!
Now she has peace with food.
More reasons why losing
weight is important.
- Studies report 63% of Americans are overweight or obese
- Obesity cost Americans 93 billion dollars per year
- The average increase in health care spending by an obese person over a
person of normal weight was $732 per year - 37.4 percent more.
- Even modest weight loss and exercise significantly lowers the chances of
getting type 2 diabetes, the government noted the vast majority have the Type
2 form that is increasing at epidemic proportions as Americans get older,
fatter and less active - hence the rising costs.
- People should lose weight if they're overweight, ...- the guidelines say
one of the factors that increases blood pressure is being overweight. An
estimated 50 million Americans have high blood pressure, often called the
silent killer because it may not cause symptoms until the patient has suffered
damage. It raises the risk of heart attacks, strokes, heart failure, kidney
damage, blindness and dementia. Journal of the American
Medical Association, May, 2003.
- The Light Weigh does not involve using supplements. The Food and
Drug Administration has reports of at least 100 deaths linked to the
supplement Ephedra, which is used in many weight loss programs.
- Researchers found that 14% of all cancer deaths among men and 20% of all
cancer deaths in women were associated with being overweight or obese. For
almost all cancers, the risk of death increased as body mass did. The heaviest
men and women in the study were 52% and 62% more likely to die of cancer,
respectively, than men and women of normal weight. Losing weight could prevent
one of every six cancer deaths in the United States - more than 90,000 each
year, according to research published in the April 24 issue of The New
England Journal of Medicine.
Don't get
overwhelmed or depressed by this information. Take the same step the above
Light Weigh members did and join
The Light Weigh.