Heart Disease

Study shows heart disease risk factors reduced by 90% with drug-free program

Published in Obesity and Diabetes Week, January 5th, 2004

TempusClinic announced that the results of a 6-month study on the effects of its Metabolic-Hormonal Transformation (MHT) Program shows that participants in the TempusClinic personalized fitness and nutrition program showed a 90% reduction in their risks of heart disease, without any medications.

Increased vitality and higher sex and growth hormonal levels were additional positive results. Participants were average people who had no history of significant athletic activity, and who had previously followed a self-directed low-fat, low-cholesterol diet.

Dr. Mike Nichols, founder and director of TempusClinic, presented the findings at the American...

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