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01:13 Hi, friends, and welcome to another edition
01:15 of NEWSTART Now. 01:17 I'm your host Ron Giannoni. 01:19 We have a unique story in here today in our studio, 01:23 Jeffrey Neuvenheim from San Jose, California. 01:28 I'd like to take a look when Jeffrey first arrived. 01:34 Well, I'm here because I'm concerned, 01:37 you know, I have health problems, 01:40 a variety of health problems. 01:42 And I'm overweight for one, which is not acceptable. 01:45 It creates problems, other health problems. 01:48 And what I'm trying to do though is, 01:52 I have emotional difficulties, 01:54 you know, I feel down sometimes and stuff. 01:58 And that's tough, you know, 01:59 and that's one of the hardest things for me. 02:01 And it's kind of tied into my food cravings I have. 02:05 I'm trying to be vegetarian and even vegan, 02:08 but I obsess over cheese, 02:12 I like the oval. 02:14 But still, it's hard, you know, 02:15 'cause it puts on weight, you know. 02:17 And you got to make sure you have enough exercise 02:20 and, you know, the weight is an issue. 02:22 And then there's other disease 02:24 that can come from that kind of lifestyle. 02:25 And I don't want to get involved 02:28 with those if possible. 02:30 I've been like overweight since I was like 19 years old. 02:35 You know, I was almost the same weight since then. 02:38 It's amazing, I haven't lost anything. 02:40 I've gained up to a certain point, 02:42 but then it just stopped, and I've been in this weight... 02:45 My weight is 289, and it's very close to 300. 02:51 I never want to see 300 because that's terrible. 02:54 That's terrifying. 02:56 Yeah. 02:59 Welcome back, friends. Help me welcome Jeffrey. 03:02 How are you, brother? Good to see you, brother. 03:05 It's good to see you too. 03:07 More importantly, 03:08 I want to hear what's happened to you. 03:12 We talked a little bit before the interview, 03:14 but tell me again, what has happened? 03:17 Remarkable changes. 03:20 I came here struggling with sleep, and emotional, 03:23 mental, physical, spiritual problems. 03:26 Majority of them are gone. 03:28 The number one thing though is I lost 14 pounds. 03:30 You lost 14 pounds? In three weeks. Yup. 03:32 That was pretty significant. Wow, good for you. 03:35 Yup. 03:37 And anything else happened? Anything significant? 03:40 I got re-baptized. 03:42 And why did you get re-baptized? 03:43 I just felt a move that my life had to be changed. 03:46 I said, "I've gone far enough." 03:47 And I said, "I got to give my life again to God." 03:50 And so I did, it was great. 03:54 You know, there are viewers out there 03:56 that are struggling with similar situations. 03:59 That's right. 04:00 When I came here, I was depressed. 04:02 Yes. 04:04 Amongst a lot of other things, 04:05 but tell me a little bit about this emotional thing 04:09 that has transpired for you. 04:11 Can you? 04:12 Oh, yeah, I had some problems when I was younger, 04:14 and I was able to get it under control on my own. 04:17 But coming here was more the nutritional side of it. 04:20 It kind of pulled me through. 04:22 Yes. You know... 04:24 So I've always been a big believer in healthy eating, 04:28 and vegan lifestyle, and exercise, 04:30 but this place, like I told my friends, 04:33 what I could have learned in three weeks here, 04:34 takes me three years to learn at home, 04:36 so I said, "Just come here." 04:39 So now you have a PhD in your new lifestyle. 04:41 Exactly. 04:42 Now were you on any medication when you got here at first? 04:45 Yeah, but a lot of them are just not necessary anymore, 04:48 especially my blood pressure pills and whatnot. 04:51 My pressure is back to normal, so... 04:52 Your blood pressure is normal... 04:54 Exactly. 04:55 You were taking blood pressure meds. 04:56 Yup. 04:58 And now you've eliminated them. 04:59 And I lost two to four inches around my body. 05:02 All right. 05:04 Now were you on any other medication? 05:06 Yeah, but it was very minimal, you know, but yeah. 05:10 Like what? 05:11 Oh, I had a, you know, 05:12 anti-anxiety and stuff like that. 05:14 It's different stuff like that. 05:16 You're not taking those anymore either? 05:17 Not really, no. 05:19 It's so much like 05:20 I'm just so much a happier person. 05:21 Yeah. 05:23 And all the walking and the exercise 05:24 and, you know, they really fill your day here. 05:27 All the educational classes and... 05:29 It's quite phenomenal. Yeah. 05:32 So you attended the cooking classes? 05:34 Everything, yes. Cooking, we had an outing, 05:36 we went to Target, we went to Sizzler for lunch. 05:39 And all this stuff to test 05:40 how we could behave when we got home. 05:42 Well, and show you what to eat in a restaurant. 05:46 Yes, exactly. They kind of... 05:48 What did you have at the Sizzler? 05:49 I had to have salad, so I took salad. 05:52 No baked potato? No bake... 05:54 But well, we could have a baked potato, but... 05:56 But you didn't. But yeah, well, I did. 05:58 But, you know, we try to keep it simple. 06:00 I found out they feed you so much of healthy food, 06:03 you don't want to eat anymore. 06:04 You're just like, "I'm so full." 06:06 And your weight just melts off, you know? 06:09 Who was your doctor during the program? 06:10 Dr. Gallant. Dr. Gallant. Excellent. 06:13 Excellent doctor. Yeah, a fine doctor. 06:14 Wonderful guy. 06:18 Aside from Dr. Gallant, I assume 06:19 you had a great relationship with him... 06:22 Yes, yes. 06:23 Who is your... 06:25 What part of the program was your favorite? 06:27 I like the outings, like we went to a trip, 06:29 to the hiking trails of up... 06:31 There was a Biblical park, 06:33 I think, something as well and... 06:34 Yes. That was fun. 06:36 We had a picnic, and we had veggie burgers, 06:37 you know, it was really fun, yeah. 06:39 I enjoyed that. 06:41 Yeah, that's a bike ride as well. 06:42 Yeah. That was fun ride. 06:43 Yeah, nice. 06:45 And were you satisfied with... 06:49 Did the program meet your expectations? 06:51 Yes. 06:53 Above and beyond. Above and beyond. 06:54 I mean, yeah, I had the hot 06:55 and cold treatment water showers 06:57 and massages and baths and everything. 06:59 It was great. Yeah. 07:01 Good. 07:02 And the people that you met in the program, 07:05 did you meet any lifelong friends? 07:07 Yeah. Lifelong friends, yes, several. 07:09 Yeah, really good people. 07:11 Really good people. Yeah. 07:13 And could you tell us about the massage and hydro? 07:16 That was great. It was a little bit... 07:18 At first, it was difficult, but over the last 07:19 two or three days in a row, I started feeling... 07:21 I actually started liking it. 07:23 You feel like you can never get over the freezing cold, 07:25 but you eventually get used to it at some point, yeah. 07:29 Who is your therapist? 07:31 Phil. Phil is my therapist. Oh, he's great. 07:32 Yeah. He's great. 07:34 Now here comes an important question, 07:37 not that those weren't, 07:39 but what are you going to do when you get home? 07:41 Well, I've been meditating on this 07:44 and praying about it. 07:45 And I learnt from NEWSTART, beans, beans, beans. 07:50 Eat your beans, get those starches in. 07:52 Get the lentils, the nuts, the seeds, fortify your diet. 07:58 I learned a lot, you know, and then Dr. Gallant 08:00 really explained a lot. 08:02 Eileen, the nutritionist, everyone kind of collaborated 08:05 and helped because healthy people... 08:10 And what about the foods 08:11 that you currently have in your cupboards 08:14 and in your refrigerator? 08:15 What are you going to do with all those? 08:17 Out the door, in the garbage can. 08:18 In the garbage, right. Yeah, no more of that. 08:21 Good. Good. Yeah. 08:22 And do you live alone? 08:24 Yeah, I'm on my own, yeah. 08:26 Okay, and what about 08:28 when you go out with friends and such? 08:30 Well, they help me out with that. 08:31 They said, you know, there's always a way 08:32 to call ahead and find out what they serve there 08:34 and maybe they can make a special dish for me or, 08:37 you know, you can know what's on the menu 08:38 ahead of time. Yeah. 08:39 You know, I don't know... 08:41 If you recall my presentation Yes, I do. 08:43 The first Saturday. Yeah. 08:45 I have not been to a restaurant 08:47 where they wouldn't accommodate me 08:49 with something vegan. 08:50 Right. 08:52 And so even when I test the chef, 08:54 "Hey, look, I'm vegan. What can you prepare?" 08:57 And they come up with some great ideas, 09:00 so I just go for it, 09:01 making sure there's no fish broth. 09:04 Right. Or chicken broth. 09:06 Other things, yeah. 09:07 Right, other things that might creep in. 09:09 Yeah. 09:12 Are there any words of encouragement... 09:16 Yeah. 09:17 That you can give to our viewers? 09:19 I'd say, stick to it. 09:21 Get in the program, stick to it, 09:23 you will see results. 09:25 Your walking will increase, your oxygen will increase, 09:28 your water will increase, and everything will increase, 09:30 and you will decrease what matters. 09:34 Your problems with weight, that'll go away, 09:37 and that's one of the best things 09:38 'cause obesity is a disease. 09:40 Amen, amen. 09:43 You know, friends, what Jeffrey is saying is true. 09:46 If you have any kind of a difficulty 09:49 and you need a change in your life, 09:52 pick up the phone and give me a call 09:53 at 800-525-9192. 09:58 Jeffrey, Thank you so much. Thank you, sir. 10:01 God bless you, brother. You too. 10:02 Thank you. Friends, don't go away. 10:03 Dr. Gallant's up next. 10:07 Every year in America, 10:09 there are over one million deaths 10:10 because of type 2 diabetes and chronic obesity. 10:13 This includes heart attacks and strokes. 10:15 That's six and a half 747s crashing every day. 10:19 What's even more surprising is that the fix is easy. 10:22 It's your lifestyle. 10:24 Wouldn't it be nice 10:25 if you could actually add quality years to your life 10:27 rather than dying one organ at a time? 10:30 Obesity and diabetes are the cause 10:32 of over million deaths per year. 10:34 Most diseases are reversible 10:36 because most diseases are lifestyle diseases, 10:39 especially type 2 diabetes and chronic obesity. 10:43 Seriously now, they can be reversed 10:45 and the quality of your life can be renewed. 10:48 Call NEWSTART today at 1-800-525-9192. 10:55 You will see dramatic changes 10:56 in the first few days of our program 10:58 and you'll be on the road to a better, 11:00 more robust quality of life. 11:02 The NEWSTART programs are simple and effective. 11:09 Welcome back, friends. Dr. Gallant. 11:11 Ron, good to be here with you. 11:12 Good to talk to you again. Yes. 11:15 And still... Yes. 11:17 You know, I want to get right into Jeff. 11:21 You know, when Jeff first got here... 11:25 As you know I talked to his aunt, 11:26 and we got him coming here, 11:29 and he wanted to attend the program. 11:32 And I was a little concerned. 11:36 I think we all were. 11:37 Yeah, as I shared with him during the interview, I said, 11:40 "Jeff, I didn't know how you were going to do." 11:42 And... Yeah. 11:43 But from a doctor's standpoint... 11:46 Well, when he came in... 11:48 He has a history of some mental diagnosis 11:53 and so he was... 11:54 There was concern about that, 11:56 but he was very open to what we were doing. 11:58 He was willing to make changes and that is... 12:00 That is big. 12:02 That's half the battle right there, you know. 12:05 And he told me, right when I met him, 12:07 that he likes food, and he's a big guy. 12:12 And he says he used to eat a lot, 12:13 not eat the right ways. 12:15 So we started sharing with him how to change that. 12:19 He also went through a fast, 12:22 and the fast changed 12:24 his nutritional understanding 12:30 because he thought that he couldn't live 12:33 without eating a certain amount 12:35 a certain number of times every day. 12:38 Meat and chicken and whatever. 12:40 Whatever, but he thought he had to eat 12:43 significant quantity of food several times a day. 12:46 Yeah. 12:47 After fasting, he realized that he didn't have to do that, 12:50 and he started to lose weight, and then he felt better. 12:54 And when he felt better, he could walk more. 12:56 When he could walk more, his life got better. 13:00 So by the time he was leaving here, 13:02 he was starting to feel better, 13:03 not only emotionally but also physically, 13:07 and we were starting to see the beginning 13:09 of change in his body and in his lifestyle. 13:13 And that goes a long way, makes a difference. 13:16 So from a clinician's point of view, 13:19 you think he's doing very well, real well. 13:23 I mean... 13:25 I think he has made significant strides, 13:29 and he's gotten over a hump, which is good. 13:33 And now he needs to continue that. 13:34 Yeah, yeah. 13:36 Because that's the key. 13:37 You know, when you go home, 13:38 you've got to implement these habits 13:40 that you learn while you're here. 13:42 And that's what I tell the patients is 13:44 don't wait to start your habit until you get home, 13:47 start them now, and continue them 13:50 when you go home. 13:51 Because if they don't... 13:53 They may never start. 13:55 And they'll revert back to the old lifestyle 13:58 which put them in a condition 14:00 that led them to want to come here and get well. 14:03 Right. 14:05 I see it all the time, 14:06 but I know you see it a lot too. 14:10 You know, Sister White says that we all have 14:15 inherited and cultivated tendencies and habits. 14:22 And those are the things that affect our lives. 14:27 We all are born into families 14:29 and we have things that we learn from them. 14:33 And then as we develop and grow, we cultivate our own. 14:37 And those things are the things that prevent us 14:39 from reaching the successes and reaching the height 14:44 that God had intended for us. 14:46 Amen. 14:47 So we need to break those cultivated 14:49 and inherited tendencies and habits. 14:52 So would you say... 14:53 Is it fair to say that, you know, to our viewers now, 14:58 and people who are depressed 15:00 and it seems to be a lot more than actually realize it, 15:04 and I know you were at that. 15:05 But most people don't know they're depressed. 15:08 I mean, some do 15:09 because somebody said they were, you know? 15:10 Right, right. 15:12 But do you think changing a lifestyle can reduce, 15:16 in fact reverse depression on most people? 15:20 I think it can. I think it can. 15:22 I've seen it happen. 15:24 Every program, we have patients 15:25 who are struggling with depression. 15:28 And we work with them on their depression 15:31 but also just the lifestyle 15:34 puts your brain in a better condition. 15:37 Your frontal lobe has to function properly 15:40 in order for your brain to be optimal. 15:42 And frontal lobe is so impacted by our lifestyle. 15:47 So we've got to have a good lifestyle, 15:49 a healthy lifestyle to try to get our brains better. 15:52 So that means we have to eat right, 15:54 we have to exercise, drink plenty of water, 15:57 temperance of course, air, rest. 15:59 Rest, I find to be significant. 16:02 Absolutely. And trust in God. 16:04 Absolutely. 16:05 When I came through the program 16:07 and I realized that this was a Christian campus 16:11 and God was definitely in this place, 16:14 I felt so comforted, I felt like, 16:18 well, I'm going to achieve. 16:19 And I started getting better and better, 16:22 and I see it with our guests, I see it with Jeff. 16:25 Yes, absolutely. 16:26 You know, every program, 16:28 we have guests who say we can feel God here, 16:31 we see the people, they're different, 16:34 we see that this place is different, 16:36 we feel peace, we feel comfort, we feel happiness, 16:39 we start to feel better. 16:41 And praise the Lord for that, you know? 16:43 Amen. It's a blessing from God. 16:45 People have shared with me that they think 16:48 being here is what it's going to be like 16:51 when they get to heaven. 16:53 I say, "Well, you might think so, 16:54 but it's going to be a whole lot better than that." 16:57 That's right, we can't even imagine 16:58 how good it will be. That's right. 17:00 Well, we've run out of time, 17:01 and I want to thank you, doctor. 17:03 Good to see you, Ron. Thank you for being here. 17:05 And thank you, friends. 17:06 But don't go away 'cause Pastor Snead is up next. 17:14 Welcome back, friends. And welcome, Damon. 17:17 How you doing, brother? I'm doing well, brother. 17:18 Yeah, good. 17:20 You know, I'm pretty amazed 17:22 about what's happening with Jeff. 17:26 When I first interviewed him, I was a little... 17:30 I was concerned 17:32 that we wouldn't get through the interview 17:34 because he seemed to be very upset 17:36 and emotional and such, 17:38 which I'm sure you've seen that during your time with him, 17:43 but now, this interview, 17:47 we actually had good communication, 17:49 he's feeling much better. 17:53 Would you share with us 17:54 how the Holy Spirit works in the hearts 17:57 and the minds of those of us, and including myself, 18:02 who need kind of a mental twist to life? 18:07 Sure, those that are struggling with some emotional troubles? 18:11 Yeah, yeah. 18:13 And that's the best way to describe him. 18:14 You know, when I first met him, he was really struggling. 18:18 He was sharing with me. 18:20 He's shared things with the class too. 18:21 And so we all knew that he was struggling at home, 18:24 struggling with decisions, struggling with his life 18:27 which direction it's going to take. 18:28 He was under stress, tangled up here in a mess. 18:32 And so again he's another one of these that you think, 18:34 "Well, how's lifestyle going to help this guy? 18:36 I mean, these are situational life problems." 18:40 And he shares, 18:42 you know, the issues that he's going through, 18:44 and you think, "Whoa." 18:46 I don't know how NEWSTART is going to... 18:47 I'm still kind of new here, learning. 18:49 But NEWSTART fixes almost everything. 18:51 I mean, there's no one that can't be helped by this, 18:54 at least in some kind of way. 18:55 And I'm amazed. 18:57 So Jefferey, we have our sermon, 18:59 we have our lecture where we do on hope. 19:02 And that particular lecture, 19:04 he honed in on me like a laser beam 19:07 which is difficult for him to do to pay attention. 19:09 Sure. 19:10 But he really was listening to this concept 19:13 that God is the God of hope, and there is no problem, 19:16 no situation, nothing that can befall you 19:19 mentally, physically, or spiritually, 19:22 that He can't come in and help to untangle. 19:25 And so with Jefferey, our little extra time together, 19:28 our counseling time, was letting God 19:30 have access to your heart. 19:32 Opening up your heart, 19:33 not just talking about sins or evil things 19:35 but just allowing Him permission 19:37 to come into the mind 19:39 and begin a process of untangling 19:42 the mess that we get ourselves in. 19:45 And Jefferey understood 19:46 that the health message was directly related 19:49 as it allowed him some thinking time, 19:51 it allowed him some time to get off 19:52 his stimulants to have a clearer mind, 19:55 and combined with this idea of letting God come in 19:59 and start to sort out your problems, 20:02 "Let's deal with this one first, Jeffrey." 20:04 That's one thing I said. God is going to tell you, 20:06 "Let's deal with this issue first." 20:08 So that's how it began to take it. 20:09 "Okay, I'm going to deal with this problem first, 20:12 then I'm going to worry down the road these other issues," 20:14 that was driving him crazy 'cause... 20:16 Logical. 20:17 Yeah. So logical. 20:19 Nothing wrong with that. I like that. 20:22 Okay, you pick up your socks first, 20:23 then pick your trousers, your shoes... 20:27 I like that. 20:28 But that's what I saw, I saw this change, 20:33 it only can be the hand of God. 20:35 Sure. 20:37 What are we going to do? We did the best we can. 20:39 And by the way let me touch on NEWSTART, 20:43 the program could heal most any disease, 20:46 I believe that in my heart. 20:48 I believe that anybody who comes here for... 20:51 I don't care what it is, nobody could figure it out, 20:55 they come here, they get well 'cause I've seen it. 20:57 Yeah. 20:59 And thank you for sharing that 21:00 because it really means a lot to me, 21:02 especially with this young man because he needs our prayer, 21:06 and he needs to stay connected with us, and... 21:09 Sure. 21:10 What you're seeing graduation night 21:13 was the man that don't get at all worked out yet, 21:15 but a man that's got peace, 21:17 we talked about sleeping in the boat like Jesus. 21:20 In the words, the storm is going to rage, 21:22 the problems are going to be there, 21:24 but as God begins to work them out, 21:26 you can have some peace in your life. 21:29 And so that's what you saw graduation night, 21:31 a man that finally said, 21:32 "Okay, God, I'm going to let You work." 21:35 And I believe the health message had everything 21:37 in there to help him get into the state of mind 21:40 where he could receive that spiritual concept 21:43 to start to allow him to have some peace. 21:47 And state of mind, 21:48 it is so important to have the right attitude, 21:51 and he's going there, 21:53 he's going in the right direction. 21:55 And I'm just grateful that you're there counseling 21:59 and helping him because he is another brother 22:03 just like you and I. 22:04 And Christ loves him as much as the rest of us, 22:08 we must not forget to feed them, 22:10 and clothe them, and house them, and teach them. 22:13 That's right. 22:14 Thank you, brother. We're out of time. 22:16 But you did a great job. 22:18 Thank you, friends, don't go away. 22:20 Stay tuned for the next segment. 22:26 Welcome to NEWSTART Now. 22:27 I'm Dr. Neil Nedley, 22:29 and with me today is Dr. Eddie Ramirez, 22:32 one of the researchers and physicians 22:34 here at NEWSTART, 22:36 who actually has published scores of peer-reviewed 22:40 scientific studies in the medical literature. 22:43 And today, we're going to be highlighting 22:45 particularly one aspect of NEWSTART 22:48 what the N stands for, the area of nutrition. 22:52 And I know there's a lot of controversy out there, 22:56 people think maybe the Paleo Dietis the best diet, 23:00 maybe the Mediterranean diet, 23:03 maybe, you know, some sort of modified Florida Beach diet, 23:07 but actually NEWSTART has demonstrated 23:11 that an ideal diet not just NEWSTART 23:13 but other places as well, 23:15 an ideal diet is one that is modeled at NEWSTART, 23:18 and it's actually the easiest diet to comply with. 23:22 A lot of people think, 23:24 "Hey, this diet at NEWSTART is too extreme, 23:26 how am I going to be able to comply with this?" 23:28 Actually, you'll much better comply with this diet 23:31 than you will even the American Diabetes Association diet 23:35 because once you learn it, it's pretty simple. 23:38 Tell us about what this diet is Dr. Ramirez. 23:41 This consists of the best ingredients 23:45 is that vegetables, fruits, legumes, whole grains, 23:51 and a little bit of nuts, 23:53 that's what we call a good complete diet. 23:56 It tastes good, it's good for you. 23:58 And as we were publishing in this paper 24:00 that will be coming up later in the journal Atherosclerosis, 24:04 thrombosis, and vascular biology, 24:06 it helps improve glucose metabolism, 24:09 a huge problem today. 24:11 Yeah. 24:12 And I tends to occur 24:14 when you have the gene for diabetes 24:16 and you have the lifestyle that's conducive for it, 24:20 diabetes is not just a genetic condition, 24:23 genetics loads the gun, 24:25 but lifestyle pulls the trigger. 24:27 And so how many patients were studied in this particular... 24:30 So in this paper, we were studying 1,827 patients, 24:37 a good, big, nice group of patients 24:41 that went through our 18-day program. 24:43 And including in that group were very 24:46 vulnerable populations to diabetes 24:49 such as Native Americans, 24:50 Hispanics, Half African-Americans, 24:53 and Asian people 24:54 which are very vulnerable as they gain weight, 24:57 they develop many metabolic problems. 25:00 Ethnic groups, really throughout the ethnic spectrum 25:04 but one thing that tended to be similar 25:06 among most of these diabetics 25:08 no matter what their ethnicity was being overweight. 25:11 And how overweight were some of these people, 25:14 Dr. Ramirez? Yes. 25:15 Some actually have severely more weight, obesity. 25:20 We're talking about 495 pounds, 25:23 some of the participants in this study. 25:25 Okay. 25:26 So almost 500 pounds, these are people 25:29 that probably would have difficulty 25:31 walking across a room, they're so big, 25:35 but they were able to come to NEWSTART, 25:38 and what happened to them? 25:40 And that's the beauty of this, even those people have hope 25:44 as they come to the NEWSTART program, 25:46 then we start changing their lifestyle, 25:49 that group in particular the people 25:51 that had severe obesity, 25:54 it was 20-plus pounds that they were able to lose 25:58 during this 18-day program. 26:01 And as we've had highlighted before, that's just the start. 26:04 Many of them are losing 140 pounds 26:06 by the time a year and a half goes by 26:10 because this is a diet that you can actually stay on. 26:13 We train you here at NEWSTART to be on the best diet 26:17 and stay on the best diet at home. 26:19 Anything else you'd like to reveal about this diet? 26:21 Yes. On average, 108 of glucose, at the end, 26:26 they had 102 glucose, 26:28 and that's after some of them actually decrease 26:31 in their medication of diabetes. 26:33 Okay, so their blood sugars went down, 26:35 while their medications were able to be reduced 26:37 at the same time. 26:39 So that's something beautiful, we'd like for you to reach 26:42 under a 100 here in the American measurement, 26:45 European and Australian is a little bit different. 26:47 But that's the goal that we would like for you to have. 26:51 Under 100, and so by the time 26:53 they were through with the program, 102, 26:55 but that means they're still going to sty 26:58 on the program at home 26:59 and easily be able to make it under 100. 27:03 Really, what we're training you for is for life, 27:06 and you're just doing the first 18 days 27:09 of the rest of your life here at NEWSTART. 27:12 And so I would encourage you to consider, 27:14 come into Weimar to get a NEWSTART now. 27:19 For NEWSTART Now, I am Dr. Neil Nedley. 27:23 Join us again next week. 27:26 Well, friends, that's it for today. 27:28 But join us next week for another episode. 27:31 In the meantime, pick up the phone 27:33 and give us a call at 800-525-9192. 27:39 Mention the NEWSTART Now program 27:41 and receive the NEWSTART Special. |
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