Quick Trim Weight Loss Clinic

Specializing in your medical needs with an understanding of your desire to look your best. While caring for your physical health is paramount, we also understand how you feel can be tied to how you look. In and Out in 30 Minutes Or Less! We Take Pride in Making Sure Each Patient Has All The Knowledge They Need to Reach Their Goals! With over 25 years of proven success, Quick Trim patients know they’ve come to the right place.

Quick Trim provides you with diet plans and medications that have helped thousands of people lose and maintain their weight. At Quick Trim, our physicians and staff take pride in our program and we respect your valuable time with the goal of getting You in and out in 30 minutes or less.

Quick Trim Clinic offers the latest weight loss combination to hit the market today. We have combined our diet plan, medications, and a fat mobilizing capsule. Some of our clients have experienced amazing results from our plans! With over 25 years success, Quick Trim patients know they’ve come to the right place.

Call today and get started on the most successful program Quick Trim Clinic has to offer. These are individual results. No outcome is guaranteed. Getting You in and out in 30 minutes or less. We have a committed, knowledgeable staff that truly cares about the well-being of our patients. Each member of our staff takes their time with each patient to gather information and strategize to help them reach their goals. Getting You in and out in 30 minutes or less. We have a committed, knowledgeable staff that truly cares about the well-being of our patients.

Each member of our staff takes their time with each patient to gather information and strategize to help them reach their goals. These are individual results. No outcome is guaranteed. I understand and agree that any information submitted will be forwarded to our office by email and not via a secure messaging system. This form should not be used to transmit private health information, and we disclaim all warranties with respect to the privacy and confidentiality of any information submitted through this form.

At some point they’ll stop the diet/program and then regain the weight back because the diet/program was too impractical. This applies to diets and “hardcore” workout programs that promise rapid fat loss and require upwards of 1-2 hours of workouts per day most days per week. I’ve known plenty of individuals who get results while following such programs, but once they discontinue it, they regain the weight they lost.

And that’s the beginning of a vicious cycle. Go on a new diet . This leaves the user feeling like a total failure since they couldn’t adhere to the program. While some people can stick to a rigid diet or workout program for a few weeks or even months, some abandon the routine after only a couple of weeks, if not sooner. I’m sure you’ve had friends who started a new diet and quickly gave up, or maybe you’ve experienced this personally.

Asking people to do something drastically different than what they’re currently doing is a recipe for disaster. It’s not practical to ask someone who doesn’t eat very well to follow a rigid eating plan combined with other “rules”, meal combinations, and other guidelines. Furthermore, it’s not realistic to expect a busy individual to work out most days, if not every day, of the week at a crazy high intensity. Some people begin these programs/diets with the best of intentions. They’re motivated and determined to finally lose the excess fat they’ve accumulated.

But, when their life revolves around the program and the stress becomes too much, they quit. While it’s understandable, many people end up thinking, “Great, I’ve failed again. They’re left discouraged, frustrated, and believing that building a better looking and healthier body is way too complicated (but it’s really not) and something they’ll never accomplish.

I call this the “biggest loser” effect. On the popular TV show, The Biggest Loser, contestants usually, and are expected to, drop significant amounts of weight on a weekly basis. At first the weight loss comes quickly. This is celebrated and the contestants are praised for their efforts. But what happens the next week?

What if they “only” lose 5 or 10 pounds instead of 20? Admittedly I haven’t watched The Biggest Loser in many years, but I do recall an episode where a woman broke down and cried on the scale because she “only lost 9 pounds” that week. She was expected to lose double digits, and when she didn’t, she felt like a complete failure. Rapid fat loss or quick-fixes get you addicted to very noticeable, drastic results to the point that you expect nothing less.

You end up frustrated and disappointed when you should be celebrating. This is just one reason I encourage you to stay off the scale. This is critical. Because most quick-fix programs are very rigid, this teaches the user nothing about building and maintaining lifelong habits. My job as a trainer and coach is to help my clients develop a lifestyle they can sustain long-term.

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