Partners in Life and Dieting
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Together, Dieters Jeff and Trisha lost 72 pounds collectively and 40 and 32 pounds respectively. They embarked on a journey to lose weight and feel more in control of their lives together. They both emphasized the importance of having a buddy to diet with. It’s about more than having someone to commiserate with, dieting with a buddy is crucial for motivation and support.
In fact, Jeff (pictured below) told us, “Get yourself a partner. Find somebody that you can go through [Plan Z] with because that is just such a huge – HUGE – advantage.”
MORE THAN 96% OF OUR CLIENTS TELL US PLAN Z MET OR EXCEEDED THEIR EXPECTATIONS.
Click on the pictures below to see more success stories.
Husband and Wife Lose 130 Pounds Together
James and Peggy joined Plan Z together. Besides the incredible weight loss, Peggy hasn’t woken to a single migraine since she started Plan Z.
No Longer the Big Guy in the Room
With some determination and a little bit of sacrifice (that was made a lot easier with the ZR50 Crave Control spray), I lost 70+ pounds! I have also stopped most of my medications, still working on that last pill. My knees don't ache when I get out of bed anymore. I was so successful, that both my sisters also started the plan.
As a diabetic, Plan Z changed my life
Dieter Jay's doctor removed him from all his medication after completing his first round of Plan Z! In this interview, Jay talks about how much impact the Plan Z education had on him as a diabetic. He also talks about the satisfaction of going from a 40′ to a 34′ waist.
Cubmaster Loses Over 80 Pounds
Dieter Neil from Laurel, Mississippi lost 81 pounds with Plan Z. His motivating factor was wanting to be a better role model for his family and the Scouts he leads.
“This is crazy!”
“I was just shocked…I’m not doing any exercise, I’m just eating food and [the weight is] melting off. This is crazy but, hey, I was happy.”
Here Comes the Bride: Taunya Iverson
By the time Taunya went for her 2nd wedding dress fitting she was 4 sizes smaller than when she had picked the dress out, making quite a bit of work for the seamstress.