 they're holding worthless paper, they will still have gotten access to, if not ownership of, all the fruits of Western invention. That is worth the financial loss, easily. The Chinese will not save us by cutting off our credit.When it comes to weight loss, no single method works for all. Taking a functional medicine approach to care, Cristal Speller, MD, and the medical professionals at Glendale Whole Health offer customized weight-loss plans using a host of tools and techniques to help you reach your weight goals. It all starts with a complete assessment with labs, followed by tailormade diet plans that may include meal replacements, education on stress management, consult with a dietician and non-invasive fat loss therapies. To lose the weight for good, call the office in Glendale, California, or book your weight loss consultation online today.
Who benefits from professional weight loss?
Anyone who struggles to lose weight and keep it off can benefit from professional weight loss at Glendale Whole Health. Additionally, being overweight or obese increases your risk of developing weight-related health issues such as diabetes, sleep apnea, or heart disease.
Glendale Whole Health takes a holistic approach to health and weight loss and customizes plans that get to the root of your weight struggles so you can lose the weight for good.
The ketogenic (keto) diet and intermittent fasting are two types of diet programs that support weight loss. 
With intermittent fasting, you only eat at certain times of the day. Your provider at Glendale Whole Health designs a plan that includes what and when to eat when following the intermittent fasting weight loss program.
For patients who need to drop weight quickly, Glendale Whole Health may recommend the hCG weight loss program.
On this plan, your provider gives you hCG injections, which is a hormone women produce during pregnancy. For weight loss, hCG may suppress appetite and boost metabolism. In addition to the hCG injections, you also follow a very low-calorie diet plan.
No matter what weight loss program you follow, Glendale Whole Health customizes your plan to match your individual needs and provides the emotional support you need to succeed.
How do I know what weight loss program is right for me?
Taking an individual approach to weight loss, your medical expert at Glendale Whole Health conducts a comprehensive exam before making any specific weight loss recommendations. During your exam, they review your weight struggles and medical history. The weight loss program can help anyone who is overweight and needs to lose weight, not only those who are obese.
They also perform various tests to assess health and look for potential issues that may affect your weight loss. Testing may include bioelectrical impedance (body composition), nutritional deficiencies, and food sensitivities.
What other tools support weight loss?
Glendale Whole Health works one-on-one with you to design a plan that best meets your needs. They specialize in overweight and obesity treatment to improve people’s lives and their overall health.
Get started on your weight loss journey today. Call Glendale Whole Health, or book an appointment online.April is a very colourful time in the garden with autumn foliage covering trees in rich hues of gold, red, maroon, plum and amber. Days are cooling down and the weather can be unpredictable. Moreover, have you noticed how many glorious public holidays are coming up in April? That means loads of time to fool around in the garden!
Remove all spent summer annuals and plant winter and spring- flowering annuals like Poppies, Pansies, Petunias, Primulas, Cineraria and Violas. Choose from the wonderful colour and variety available on the seedling tables at Lifestyle now – ready to be planted in your well prepared beds, pots and hanging baskets. Look out for cutworm and snails around seedlings and place bait. Feed with an organic Seedling Food. Deadhead regularly to encourage flowering.
Plant winter and spring-flowering bulbs this month as soon as they become available. Prepare soil by mixing in compost and bone meal or vermicast before planting. Feed with a flower bulb food immediately after planting and at monthly intervals throughout the growing season. Water deeply every 4 days.
Keep Gardenias well-watered now to prevent bud drop. Gardenias form their buds until late autumn and they open when temperatures start rising in late spring. Lack of water will cause the buds to drop before they open.
Lift and divide summer- flowering perennials such as Agapanthus, Hemerocallis, Iris, Arums and Cannas. Cut their foliage back by one third and add generous amounts of compost to planting holes. Keep the divided clumps to a fair size to enable the plant to recover in time for next season. Water well.
Give roses a final feed of 3:1:5 and water twice a week if rainfall is low. Spray preventatively every fortnight against fungal disease and insect infestation. Check for red spidermite. Catch up on your rose care skills by reading our Rose care guide.
New hedges should also ideally be planned and planted now. Good options for a hedge include Buxus, Abelia, Duranta, Camelia, Cuphea, Freylinia, Westringia, Viburnum, Nandina and Pittosporum. ‘Edible’ hedges like Bay Laurel, Rosemary, Num-num, Quinces and Pomegranates are very popular and trendy. The very knowledgeable advisors at our Outside Info desk will be more than happy to assist you in your choice of hedge.
Over sow deciduous lawn, like Kikuyu and LM Lawn with cool season lawn seed and water well.
Autumn is the perfect time to start a compost heap or invest in a compost bin and use all disease-free prunings, old spent plants and leaves to make your own wholesome compost. Speed up the process by adding compost activator.
Start collecting all the fallen autumn leaves and use as a mulch or add to the compost heap. Alternatively collect leaves in black plastic bags and leave to decompose into wonderful leaf mold. Mind that you don’t use diseased leaves though.
Vegetables: Asian greens, Beetroot, Broad Beans, Cabbage, Red Cabbage, Kale, Kohlrabi, Celery, Chinese Cabbage, Carrots, Leeks, Lettuce, Onions, Parsnips, Peas, Radish, Spinach, Swiss Chard and Turnips.
Flowers: African Daisy, Alyssum, Aquilegia, Antirrhinum, Bellis, Calendula, Cineraria, Dianthus, Diascia, Gazania, Godetia, Linaria, Nemesia, Pansy, Phlox, Fairy Primulas, Petunias, Poppies, Stocks, Viola and Virginian Stocks.
Plant your Sweet Peas seeds now in a sunny spot in the garden for spring fragrance and joy!
Plant winter vegetable and herbs seedlings out into prepared beds when they are strong enough – as a rule of thumb when they have four true leaves. Plant with bone meal and feed with seedling food to give them a good start. Mulch well and keep moist.
Do a final harvesting of annual herbs. Dig up what’s left and add to the compost heap. Some herb plants like comfrey, borage and yarrow will speed up the decomposing process and add precious nutrients to the compost.
This is a good month to plant deciduous fruit trees like peaches, plums, nectarines and apricots. If space is a problem, why not try your hand at the art of espalier?
Keep citrus trees moist and replenish the mulch layer around the trees if needed.
Garlic bulbs can still be planted in April. Plant in full sun in beds or containers with well-draining soil. Click |HERE| to read all about planting and growing your own garlic.
Divide and re-plant or plant new strawberry and rhubarb plants.
Harvest the last of your potato crop and summer veg now and pull up spent plants.
Now is a good time to have some fun and grow your own mushrooms. Lifestyle Home Garden stocks a variety of mushroom kits to experiment with.
Bring colour indoors and onto the patio with the Phalaenopsis Orchid (Moth Orchid), Cyclamens or Chrysanthemums available in striking colours.
As temperatures start to drop, decrease the watering of indoor plants. Click |HERE| to read the Benefits of Indoor plants.Koehler alleged that Litehouse’s Bleu Cheese Yogurt Dressing with Probiotics falsely claimed that it “May boost immunity” and the rear label of the product claims that it “May enhance the body's immune system,” in violation of the usual California statutes (and in breach of express warranty/constituting negligent misrepresentation).
Koehler’s amended complaint quoted from his expert’s affidavit; the court struck the references to the affidavit because they included only conclusory assertions, not nonconclusory factual statements. Litehouse then argued that all Koehler’s claims failed as a matter of law because of the qualifier “may” in the statements. Qualifying statements are important for a reasonable consumer’s understanding; the court found that “may” was similar to “up to,” and would signal a lack of certainty to a reasonable consumer. However, at least some of the complaint seemed predicated on the idea that a consumer would understand the statements to mean that there is a possibility that the product would enhance the immune system, but that it does not, in fact, do so. If the