Behavior

Behavioral Approach to Weight Loss

Published in Health Business Week, March 27th, 2009

There's an alternative to dieting that does work. It's called The Caryl Ehrlich Program, and it is changing the way people view weight loss entirely. Instead of countless diets, The Program teaches participants one-on-one 10 behavioral steps to change habits of thought and word to lose weight and keep it off forever.

The Program focuses on these steps to lose weight and improve overall health. There is no need to count calories, fat grams or carbohydrates consumed. This unique approach teaches overeaters to change eating habits and to overcome a behavioral addiction to food.

"You can stop smoking, drinking, or drugging. You either do it or you don't....

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Source: Health Business Week (2009-03-27)

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