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Who Would Benefit from
CHIP?
CHIP
is an outstanding educational experience for anyone who
HAS,
or who wants to
AVOID such diseases
as:
- Coronary Vascular Disease
- Atherosclerosis
-- Atherosclerosis comes from the Greek words athero (meaning gruel or paste) and
sclerosis (hardness). It involves deposits of fatty substances, cholesterol,
cellular waste products, calcium and other substances in the inner lining of an
artery. This build-up is called plaque and it usually affects large and medium-sized
arteries. This buildup reduces blood flow, leading to heart disease.
-
Heart Disease
and the associated
Angina
-- Angina is a symptom of heart
disease
- Heart Attack
-- North
America’s #1 Killer
- Stroke
-- often MORE debilitating than
a heart attack!
- Peripheral Vascular Disease
-- can lead to gangrene and limb
amputation
- Certain Adult Cancers
-- 2nd leading cause
of death in Canada
- Diabetes
(Type II or “Adult
Onset” diabetes)
- Hypertension
(High Blood
Pressure)
- Osteoporosis
-- the debilitating disease of the
bones
- High Cholesterol
-- primary cause of plaque buildup
in arteries
- OsteoArthritis
- Obesity
-- a major RISK indicator for heart
disease and diabetes
- Impotence in Men
-- the SILENT curse for many men
- Gout
-- can be painful & disfiguring
- GI Diseases and complaints
- Heart Burn
- Diverticular Disease
- Gall bladder Disease
- Constipation
- Migraines and Other Aches &
Pains
-- often food-allergy related
Leading Causes of
Death in Canada:
*according to Health
Canada
Depending on who you ask..the diseases that we call
“Lifestyle Diseases” cause between
55%-65%
of all deaths in Canada!!
AND… most of those can be prevented with some simple
and inexpensive lifestyle changes.
Note:
CHIP cannot guarantee that you will never have these problems, but going through the program
will teach you how to
take control of your health and lower
your risk of these diseases. See the RESULTS
of a recent CHIP program.
Remember:
"You could break a lot of hearts if you
don't think about yours."
SIGN UP FOR CHIP NOW !!
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