Welcome to the club! You are in the right place, because we are going to fix these issues with Corry & Stacia’s 21 day detox.
During this detox we will be working on resetting your estrogen, insulin, leptin, cortisol, thyroid and growth hormones. This systematic approach will help you feel better, lose body fat and figure out what foods are making and keeping you fat.
While this detox isn’t a specific custom nutrition plan or workout routine, it will help you walk through a 21-day detox to remove food culprits. At the end of the detox you can begin to add back in the foods you love, one at a time…and also keep the ones out that you know cause problems.
Our two biggest culprits…For Corry – it’s the sugar and sugar substitutes; For Stacia – it’s the grains!
Ready to detox and reset your hormones? Go to our store and let’s begin.
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