A new diet plan is trying to come into the spotlight and gain the title of the 'it' weight loss plan. Named the P.I.N.K Method, the latest diet plan has gained media attention being presented on shows like Dr Phil and The Doctors. Learn more about the basic principles behind it.
A new weight loss plan is aiming to help
women solve one of their most pressing vows. As the name suggests,
the new plan is targeted directly to women. The acronym P.I.N.K
stands for Power, Intensity, Nutrition, and Kardio and highlights
the core concepts behind the program accurately.
The latest plan was created by clinical nutritionist Cynthia
Pasquella in collaboration with a team of trainers: Jenna
Phillips, Lisa Christie and Basheerah Ahmad, who help you through
different stages of the program. The program that was presented at
the Dr Phil show is deemed to be the 'first comprehensive doable
plan for women" that promises fast and durable weight loss
results.
The new program that has already sparked a lot of interest
includes the following: Nutrition Guide – 240 pages, 3 Workout DVDs
(20 to 40 minutes), Bonus DVD (15 minute Yoga/lower body workouts,
P.I.N.K. Method Certificate, P.I.N.K. Method daily motivation
wristband. P.I.N.K.
On the other hand, the VIP Membership includes lifetime access,
82-day full program, diet and workout plans, trainer and nutrition
support, tips to personalize the program, tracking tools, and
online community support.
The program is divided in four stages, each with its own purpose
and a defining name that highlights the goal to be accomplished.
P.I.N.K. Reset is the first stage of the problem in which the main
focus is getting rid of toxins and boosting metabolism. This phase
lasts a relatively short time. The second phase, P.I.N.K.
Primary focuses on a dietary plan that will encourage weight
loss and that consists of many high energy, low calorie foods.
A 7 Day Shred is next, where the aim is to prevent the much
dreaded weight loss plateau. The workouts are versatile being
adaptable for different needs like knee and back problems.
Similarly, the dietary options can also be customized to suit
diabetics, vegetarians or those suffering from certain food
intolerance problems. The workout options strive to be balanced as
the workout consists of cardio, strength and endurance training
along with yoga.
In the forth and final stage of the program, P.I.N.K.
Preservation, the goal is, as anticipated, to assist you in
maintaining the results that were obtained during the previous
stages. As it can be seen, the main goal is to blend the diet and
exercise parts for
optimizing weight loss in a short amount of time. As the creator
points out, "There's nothing radical. The cool thing is we didn't
take out any food groups".
It is important to note also that the program is not meant to be
followed by pregnant or nursing women. The program sells for
$67.99 on the website with the same name for now and the cost
can be split in 2 payments of $39.99 each to make it easier plus
shipping. Furthermore, there is also a 30 day money back
guarantee.
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