Factors contributing to weight loss resistance

Physiological Factors – Changing hormone levels, accumulation of toxins, and nutritional imbalances are among many contributing factors here. In addition, these factors may cause fatigue that contributes to decreased exercise and less active life style choices. We can help sort this out.
Metabolic Factors – Health issues, medications, and genetics can contribute to slowing metabolisms as we age.
Behavioral Factors – Our habits and routines contribute to weight gain. Exercising and making proactive choices in your daily life are some of the keys to a healthy weight balance.
Environmental Factors – Exposure to chemicals, environmental/food allergens, and radiation all can contribute to slower metabolic rate and fatigue, in turn causing decreased energy and an even slower metabolism.
Emotional Factors – Emotional stress affects hormones in a way that promotes weight gain. Some of our eating behaviors may be a factor as well.
Nutritional Factors – Optimal nutrition is key to a good metabolism, and our bodies are all different. Determining specific needs and replacing
 missing links” could significantly improve metabolism and in turn weight issues.
Inflammation – Increased inflammation is a significant factor not only in accumulating excessive weight but, also in development of chronic diseases. Measuring and managing inflammation is the key to a healthy weight and longevity.