Fasting Diet (PROLON)

 

For those interested in improving health conditions and weight loss and longevity the PROLON Fasting Mimicking Diet (FMD) program is amazing. Dr. Joel Kahn is a well-known cardiologist in Detroit. He’s done almost a dozen of these 5-day 800 calorie FMDs and they’ve helped him lose weight. Dr. Kahn said patients really are enthusiastic about the positive results they’ve received.

So what is it? Prolon is a F.asting M.imicking D.iet, which means that after a lot of research, scientists were able to determine the calorie content and diet content that could get the body to ACT as though it was fasting but in fact be consuming the most calories possible.  Prolon was thus born! A person eats around 800 calories per day for five days with these little soup and meal packets and teas and drinks. Each day’s supply of snacks and meals keep the person feeling like they are eating but they experience all the POSITIVE benefits of fasting: hence the term “FMD” because the diet “mimics” the results one would get from fasting.

Prolon is PLANT-BASED (vegan)

ProlonFMD is a SIMPLE solution because everything you need for a full 5 days is contained in the ProlonFMD box that you purchase.

If you are interested please contact us drjosh at drjosh.com

Prolon must be obtained through the oversight of a physician.  Alternatively, you can call Prolon and ask them to refer you to a doctor near where you live.

More questions? Dr. Josh is available for coaching sessions.

MORE MEDICAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE PRODUCT

Here is the book which explains all about the 5 day Fasting Mimicking Diet:

THE LONGEVITY DIET

If interested, please see this movie about the health benefits of fasting:

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