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We are offering a great summer Special to help you reach your fitness goals.

For this summer we are offering our 3 Month Personal Training Membership for $250 a month.

Same great service ( Trainer 2x week, Program Write ups, Measurements, food journal and counseling), lower price. Take advantage of this deal today.

** First time Clients. Offer ends August 31, 2011**

Found an interesting article fattening foods in disguise. Some that have made the list are interesting, because we see people eating them actually thinking they are making a change in their diets. Others are obvious. Enjoy

http://www.fattyweightloss.com/10-fattening-foods-in-disguise/

10 Fattening Foods in Disguise

There are many foods out there that may seem Ok but are actually high in calories or fat. Ten of them are:
1. Rice Cakes—they can contain considerable amounts of high glycemic index carbohydrates. When eaten, foods rated high on the glycemic index will cause a rapid rise in your blood sugar level. These simple carbs may stimulate unwanted fat storage and slow your body’s fat-burning capabilities.
2. Fruit Juice —it is not only calorie-dense, but also high in sugar. By drinking water instead, you can save between 110-200 calories per cup as well as reducing your sugar intake.
3. Flavored Oatmeal—sugar is usually high on the ingredient list in flavored oatmeal packets. It’s better to cut down on the packets or use unflavored oatmeal.
4. Alcohol—although it doesn’t contain fat, it is loaded with calories.
5. Salad Dressings—salads can be an ideal food for supporting weight loss. They may not be your best choice when you add fat-loaded dressings. A typical dressing has between 6-8 grams of fat and 75 calories. A person usually puts on 3-4 teaspoons equaling 30 grams of fat and 300 calories. The best choice is a low fat dressing…such as vinaigrette.
6. Muffins—they can be very calorie-dense. Beware of the low fat muffins; many of them contain more sugar to compensate for the lack of fat.
7. Breaded Chicken or Fish—they may contain ample servings of protein, but also lots of unwanted fat. Opt for grilled or broiled.
8. Frozen Yogurt—it has long been one of the most popular “health foods” available. What many don’t realize is that while non-fat frozen yogurt might have less fat, it is not calorie free. It can still contain carbohydrates that can be converted to fat. Many of the frozen yogurt varieties are low in protein and calcium.
9. Deli Meats—May commercial deli meats are high in fat and sodium. Some may also contain sugar. Your best choice is lean turkey or chicken.
10. Regular Sodas—a 16-ounce glass of regular soda contains 197 more calories than a diet soda. The majority of these calories come from simple sugars. If you have to drink soda, stick with diet.

The next class session will begin Tuesday May 24th, 2011, with Registration ending on May 20th.

Classes are 3 days a week for Four weeks with one week rest before the next session.

I wanted to take a
moment to invite you to a very special event that will take place on
Wednesday, January 5th. Please see the attached flyer for an overview
of the event.
Feel free to forward this e-mail and/or print and display the flyer as
you see fit. The event is open to all, although an RSVP is requested.

For your convenience, more details are also outlined below.

What: Better Body Happy Hour*
(followed by the Standard Process 21 Day Detoxification Class)

When: January 5th, Happy Hour 5-7, Class 7-8 (you can attend either or both)

Where: Indigo Massage & Wellness, 1901 Aresenal (in Benton Park)

Cost: Happy Hour-Free, Purification Class-$5

Why:
Because, no matter what your goals dreams and aspirations are for 2011,
you will need your health to achieve them! (Besides, it will be fun!)

From
5-7 PM, during the “happy hour,” portion of the evening, guests are
invited to mingle and enjoy complimentary wine, non-alcoholic beverages,
and healthy appetizers. In addition, the wellness professionals below
will be providing complimentary services and/or consults to address your
health concerns/help you plan out your health goals for 2011:

SERVICES OFFERED DURING THE HAPPY HOUR:

Indigo Massage & Wellness, Anne Childers, LMT will be offering Chair Massage

Lafayette Square Chiropractic, Dr. Crystal L. Peairs, DC will be offering
Computerized Stress Tests/Nervous System Scans

V-Fit Gym & Personal Training
Studio, Kelli Braggs, CPT. will be offering Personal Training & Fitness
Consultations

Xango, Tessa Greenspan P.S., will be offering nutrition and wellness consults
(as well as yummy samples of her favorite “health punch”)

Last,
but not least, Dawne Watters, of Standard Process, Inc., will be be our
Guest Speaker for the evening, and at 7PM, will be presenting the
company’s 21 day Detoxification and Purification program. In the past
year, nearly 50 of Lafayette Square Chiropractic’s patients have gone
through this program, with fabulous health benefits, so they wanted to
share it with others in the community as well. For those who would like
to stay and attend the class there is a $5 fee (payable by cash or
check).

To
RSVP for the Happy Hour and/or
Detoxification Class please contact April at: 314.762.0669 or Kelli at:
314-600-5777 by January 3rd (If the office is closed, simply leave a
message with your name,
phone number, and the number of people that will be attending.)

Stay Well & Happy Holidays!

*This event is sponsored by the BNI SuccessNet Health & Wellness Team

4 Personal Training Sessions for $99

1 month membership for $30

or

Program Write up for $99

Offer expires December 23rd.

The Class starts at 6:00pm