Helping as Many People as Possible Since 1995.
Serving NE Oklahoma
4100 SE Adams Road
Suite F-200
Bartlesville, OK 74006
918-331-5222
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Our  purpose is to provide a solution for the
growing epidemic of obesity. We will provide you
with tools needed, to help you live a healthier and
longer life. Our program is designed to assist     
individuals of all ages in losing weight.

Weight Loss Plus is an eight week program
consisting of 2 or 3 day per week plans, that is
supervised at all times to provide a safe, clean, and
positive environment.
Pricing Packages

Twice a week for 8
weeks $185
(If prepaid $150)
Three times a week
for 8 Weeks $275
(If prepaid $225)
Open Flexible
hours to suit
your needs.
Our program consists of Four Primary Keys to successful
weight loss.

Exercise:  Using a treadmill or a  stationary bike.  

Toning & Strengthening: Using thera-tubing and exercise balls.

Sauna: Will help clients burn extra calories, relieve achy, sore
muscles and joints.

Nutritional Guidance: Guidance to help clients make decisions on
their daily nutrition habits.
Facts on Obesity

Obesity occurs when an individual has an increased amount of
body fat. It is usually defined as being 20-30% above the normal
body weight for someone of the same age, gender, and height.

Morbid obesity is usually defined as being 50-100% above the
normal body weight for someone of the same age, gender, and
height.

Obesity can have serious long-term effects on health. Individuals
who are overweight have an increased risk of developing many
life-threatening illnesses including heart disease, high blood
pressure, stroke, diabetes, cancer and osteoporosis. According to
the American Heart Association, obesity was associated with
nearly 112,000 deaths in 2005.

In the United States, obesity is considered an epidemic. More than
half of all Americans are considered overweight and about 20% of
children are overweight. In 2005, 140 million Americans were
considered overweight or obese, according to the American Heart
Association. Nearly 33% of Americans are considered obese, and
these numbers continue to grow.
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation found that
Oklahoma has the 6th
highest rate of adult
obesity in the nation and
the 33rd highest of
overweight youths (10-17).