Leading health organisations now recommend therapeutic lifestyle change (TLC) as the “first line of therapy” for treating and reducing the risk of chronic health conditions such as obesity, cardiovascular disease, type II diabetes, insulin resistance and many other conditions related to aging. Many patients have tried and failed in the past to implement healthy lifestyle changes and now you can give your patients the help they really need to make meaningful, effective changes for life! 

 

What is FirstLine Therapy?
FirstLine Therapy (FLT) is a clinically proven and practical in-clinic programme that will motivate your patients, build your practice and improve treatment outcomes. FLT integrates effective, individualised solutions for diet, exercise and stress relief with appropriate nutritional support to transform the health of your patients and your practice.

 

So, just how will FLT help your patients?
FLT is designed to attack the underlying cause of many common health problems, and therefore improve health. When your underlying cellular health is better your energy levels are higher, your body metabolises fat better, you lose unhealthy fat easier, your mental function is better, your sex drive is stronger and you sleep better… you just feel better all over! This is great news for your patients.

 

A bit of TLC for your practice too
Importantly healthy patients translate to a healthy sustainable practice.  In this respect FirstLine Therapy is not only an approach for disease management but for keeping people well. It is your satisfied and healthy patients that are your best source of advertising. Healthy patients mean a healthy and busy practice.

 

 

Many practitioners spend years trying to formulate their own version of the FLT programme and still struggle to know whether they are getting it right. Why not come along to the FLT seminar and see for yourself how easy it is!

 

Get the FLT advantage in your practice
The next 3-day FirstLine Therapy certification course will run on the 29th, 30th, 31st October 2010 in central London. FLT is gaining momentum at a rate of knots and places are limited at this certification.

 

Evidence is Mounting for FLT
The FLT approach has been strengthened by human clinical studies and ongoing scientific research. A recent review of existing scientific support for the programme appeared in the June 2009 edition of the peer-reviewed journal Metabolic Syndrome and Related Disorders.* In this article the authors summarise a decade of clinical refinement of the FLT approach as well as a series of peer reviewed publications supporting not only the effectiveness but ease and practicality of this unique approach to chronic disease management. 

 

 

* Schiltz B et al. A science-based, clinically tested dietary approach for the metabolic syndrome. Metab Syndr Relat Disord. 2009 Jun;7 (3): 187-92