Calorad - Recommended by
Healthcare Professionals

Losing weight may not be effortless, but it doesn't have to be complicated. Any healthy weight loss program will begin by asking about the weight loss program's requirements. Is it about calorie counting? Is it really a healthy weight loss program? What data can you be shown that proves the weight loss program actually works and is a pathway to safe weight loss.

You should always consult with your doctor, a dietician, or other qualified health professional to determine your ideal healthy body weight. For a second opinion however, read about what the following clinical professionals have to say in their own words about healthy weight loss and Calorad.

Rena Davis, MSc, Clinical Nutritionist, Biochemist

"Calorad is the foundational, nutritional product. And today we use it for injuries, people recovering from cardiac events, surgeries and all kinds of trauma." Read Calorad Clinical Study.

Dr. Nancy Lach, Chiropractor, Corvallis, OR

"For the past five years, Calorad has played a very dynamic role in my life. In two months I went from a size 12 to a size 6, lost 10 pounds, and increased my muscle tone. With Calorad, I can continue to pursue my goal of helping people enjoy good health through natural and holistic means. I really like the fact that when people commit to taking Calorad, that they are taking an active role in their daily health care."

Dr. Ron Boersema, ND, HD, Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine, Holland, MI

"I lost 35 pounds and eight pant sizes on Calorad. At 58, it's extremely motivating to be in the kind of shape that you'd always hoped you would be all the rest of your life. It's been an exciting story for me personally, and we've just had hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people coming through our clinic who have had similar or even greater experiences using the Calorad."

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The use of Calorad does not require calorie counting, restricted diets or exercise. However, we still recommend maintaining a healthy diet and engaging in moderate exercise for maximum results and overall health. Fitness studies indicate that an increase in lean muscle generally helps the body to utilize fats and sugars more efficiently.