Review Summary
It's not what you lose, it's what you gain, is the tag line for Slim 4 Life, a clinically based weight loss system based in the Denver and Minneapolis and St. Paul areas, which has gained some popularity in those areas. This system promises clients a plan that is, as they state, individualized, monitored and supervised, and they have a 25 year history in the weight loss arena. Due to its comprehensive and rather savvy website, it's received more than its fair share of consumer attention lately. According to our research, many consumers who don't live close to these clinics are wondering if it is worth the trip or if there something comparable available in their own home town. Let's take a look and see.
System at a Glance
This system has been around for over two decades, and it was created to help individuals who are obese or morbidly obese lose weight, while monitoring them for a preexisting or new health concerns. This is actually an important feature for individuals who have a lot of weight to lose, as weight gain can trigger a wide range of health issues, including diabetes and heart disease.
System in Focus
Clearly, Slim 4 Life is a medically managed program, but while some of these types of plans are not convenient, this one has been designed to be easily integrated into day to day life. For instance, clients learn to eat healthy by using foods found in the aisles of their local supermarket, so there are no special foods or pre packaged meals to buy. Supplements also play a role in this diet system, but they don't discuss which ones are used, this is actually important information to have on hand, because some extracts, like Hoodia, an herbal appetite suppressant, can be quite helpful in helping augment weight loss gains.
Lifestyle
While the Slim 4 Life program seems to be fairly on point when it comes to the diet section of this plan, it is rather light in fitness, which means that users who want to tone up as well as slim down may have to look for an outside fitness component. This can be rather costly, which is why many consumers who do not need a medically managed plan report that they prefer plans that offer both a comprehensive diet and a moderate fitness plan.
Positives
Medically managed program
Convenient food plan
Negatives
Does not include a comprehensive fitness component
Website does not provide access to the plan
Final Thoughts
Slim 4 Life may be a good bet for obese individuals who need a medically managed weight loss plan and live in the Denver and Minneapolis and St. Paul areas. However, for consumers in other areas, it may not be worth the trip, because there are most likely other weight loss and fitness plans and adjuncts available closer to home that may be just as productive.
That said, getting more information on these kinds of plans is always a really good idea, so we actually suggest checking out the links we have provided below, which lead to a few other sites that discuss this plan and offer other perspectives.
Before purchasing any weight loss product, it would be a good idea to see what people are saying about Slim 4 Life on the very popular DietBlogTalk.com
You can also click here to get even more detailed information from Sensational.com on Slim 4 Life.
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