Cr Gaedtke supports local free health and well-being program

Cr Gaedtke supports local free health and well-being program

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Cr Gaedtke supports local free health and well-being program

After attending a meeting about the program, and learning that the program is for anyone struggling with a range of lifestyle-related diseases, Cr Gaedtke advises that she is all for helping the general well-being of community members of Kilcoy and surrounding areas.  4D Living, a registered not-for-profit charity is bringing to Kilcoy the “Diabetic Health Clinic Lifestyle Program” totally free of charge.  The Founder of the program, Mr Peter Pratt informed Cr Gaedtke that the program is for anyone who is sick and tired of struggling with weight issues, poor health due to lifestyle-related issues, such as high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol, arthritic pains, poor quality sleep and many others.

There would not be too many people in our community who would not have suffered at one time or another with at least one of the focused health issues.  Cr Gaedtke wants residents to fight back and join in with the sediment “That enough is enough!”.   A very unique program that has helped hundreds of people transition to an enjoyable way of life that allows participants to make the choices that remove the main cause of most chronic diseases.

Cr Gaedtke met some of the people involved with a pilot group of 16 who undertook the Diabetic Health Clinic Program in early 2017 under the guidance of Peter Pratt at the Kilcoy General Practice.  Some comments made by group members since the successful pilot are:  ´This program is professional, informative and life changing.  This is a great opportunity for everyone to learn to be healthy.   This program has changed my life, my outlook on life and the true meaning of great food.  So happy to be medicine free´.

Want to learn more?  The program starts on Sunday 4 February 2018 at the Kilcoy Memorial Hall and you can reserve your seats by visiting www.diabetichealthclinic.org/register or  complete a registration form available at the Kilcoy General Practice.

 


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