Obliterate Obesity

Are all those high calorie beverages and deserts from Starbucks making you fat? Scott Colby, and special guest Kevin Gianni, we discus how Starbucks may be contributing to the rise in obesity of adults and children, and if it’s their responsibility to take action and educate their customers about making healthy choices. Is Starbucks supersizing us just as McDonald’s has, or are they becoming more proactive?

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In a previous post; 2 Months To Live, a fellow reader Helen shared her experiences with parasites, chemicals, drinking water, emotions, and mercury, and how it was causing her health to deteriorate. Her doctor responded by telling her that she had 2 months to live. Helen didn’t take her doctors opinion as the truth and she searched for any option that would prolong her life. It’s now 10 years later and Helen is still with us. If you would like to know what Helen did to turn her health and life around, please read on…

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I received a very passionate and heartfelt story from one of my readers today. The Obliterate Obesity Report struck a cord with Helen and I’m proud of her for the willingness to share her story and experience with all of you. The amazing thing is that her doctor told her that she had 2 months to live. That was 10 years ago. If the doctor was right Helen would not be here to share her story and unite with all of us to obliterate obesity. Here’s Helen’s story and response to my report…

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I had an interesting experience recently while standing next to a dessert table. I was having a conversation with a woman about health and fitness and when she noticed that I wasn’t eating the dessert she told me that I could afford to eat junk food because I’m lean. Listen to the audio below to hear my response…

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Oprah recommends the book titled, “Does This Clutter Make My Butt Look Fat?” A few weeks ago she invited the author Peter Walsh to the Oprah Winfrey Show. I didn’t see the show, but I sure heard about it through emails and all my personal training clients telling me about it and asking me what I thought. Before they spent their own money on the book, I told them that I would buy it to see if it was a worthwhile purchase for them. I read the book in one day and here’s my thoughts…

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