Provider Resources
Program Results
Participants lost an average of 18 pounds.
Waist Circumference
Participants lost an average of 3.5 inches from their waist.
Systolic Blood Pressure
The average decrease in blood pressure was 8%.
Ketogenic Track
Lost an average of 22 lbs. per tribe member.
(9.4% body weight loss)
Low-Carbohydrate Track
Lost an average of 14 lbs. per tribe member.
(6% body weight loss)
Pre-program : 210 mg/dl
Post program: 147 mg/dl
Reduction of 63 mg/dl (30%)
Cholesterol / HDL Ratio (Normal < 5.0) Pre-program : 5.2 mg/dl Post program: 4.7 mg/dl Reduction of 0.5 (10%)
HbA1c : Diabetes Marker (Diabetes > 6.4, Prediabetes > 5.6)
Pre-program : 7 mg/dl
Post program: 5.8 mg/dl
Reduction of 1.2 mg/dl (17%)
Fasting Blood Glucose
Pre-program : 140 mg/dl
Post program: 122 mg/dl
Reduction of 18 mg/dl (13%)
What Providers Have To Say
Connecting Your Practice to Well-Being:
Connect your patients to Well-Being
We understand that each office operates uniquely. We are here to help create the most streamlined workflow to refer your patients to Well-Being, including our Health Coaching Services.
To schedule an office review or order your marketing kit, please email: Kelly@yourwellbeingtribe.com
Looking for additional resources to support your patients’ Low-carbohydrate/ketogenic journey?
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Who may not be a candidate for Well-Being?
Although a Low carbohydrate approach to nutrition can benefit most, there are some patients who our program may not a good fit for. Special considerations should be made for the following:
Disordered Eating.
Familial Hyperlipidemia.
Pregnant women should only follow the Low Carbohydrate Path.
Those suffering from Chronic Kidney Disease will have adjusted protein goals.
Patients who are taking medication like Warfarin, will need to have close contact with their provider.
Patients who join Well-Being coinciding with a cancer diagnosis should seek approval by oncologist.
Patients post Cholecystectomy have done very well with both the Low Carbohydrate and Mediterranean Ketogenic approach presented in Well-Being.
Patients who are below 18 years of age should follow our Low Carbohydrate Path, unless utilizing a Ketogenic Diet for disease management.
Another factor to consider is Readiness to Change. If the individual is resistant to change and unwilling to put in the work, they may not be a candidate for the program. Our team is ready to review the stages of change and help them identify if they are ready, and if they are not, we have options to help bridge the gap and begin the process of moving them from precontemplation to preparation.
Our Vision: Ignite the Purpose of One to transform the Well-Being of Many