Dr. Deepak Krishnamurthy, who is the had of the department of Interventional Cardiology seems to think pretty highly of fasting.

  So why do U.S. doctors not think so highly of it?

  Or do they, but most of them are shut down because of everything revolving around money, like I've said over and over again?

  I think it's the same reason why a lot of foods and ingredients are banned in Europe, but they fly off the shelves in the U.S.

  Things like Ritz crackers, Coffee Mate, Pillsbury biscuits, etc.

  Yes, those are just a few of the foods that are banned in Europe.

  Why are they banned? Trans Fasts.

  Not here though. Trans fats are rampant and the food companies have no shame in putting them in everything. They like us plump and sick!

  There's no money to be made in healthy people, right?

  I've researched fasting for years. Literally for years. And there is nothing on the planet that comes close to the benefits that fasting can give you.

  And the more and more research that comes out, the better and better it looks.

  I've been offering my group coaching program (which is mainly about fasting) for 4 years now and I'm making a change to it.

  I'm taking a more personal approach.

  Personal programs that will be tailor made to each individual. Personal Zoom calls. Personal interaction with me as your coach.

  It will be a month to month program and you can cancel at any time.

  Due to the nature of this type of program, I'm only taking 5 clients to start out (one spot has been taken already).

  If you've seen and heard about the benefits of fasting and you're ready to change your life for the better (lose weight, more energy, sleep better, less inflammation, etc.), reply back to this email and I can give you more details.

  I want to share one more thing with you.

  I got this message on Facebook the other day from someone who went through my program a year ago: