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Joseph Arangio posted an update in the group WeddingShape:
Congratulations on your decision to be healthy!Like a successful marriage, good health requires careful planning, focused effort, and a lifelong commitment. There are no shortcuts… just time-tested strategies (and many uncommon tips) to help you march down the aisle with confidence, and live happily ever after.
Wouldn’t it be odd to hear these vows at a wedding ceremony?
I, (Bride/Groom), take you (Groom/Bride),
to be my (wife/husband), to have and to hold,
for better or for worse, for richer, for poorer,
in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish;
from this day forward until the end of the month.Of course it would! It should read, “until death do us part.” So why would you make a short-term commitment to your health, only to go back to your less-than-perfect lifestyle after you return from your honeymoon?
Now is the time to establish healthy habits as you start a fresh chapter in your new life together. Since you’re just getting started, you’ll need four things:
1. a smart workout program
2. portion controlled nutrition
3. at least 8 hours of sleep every night
4. savvy relaxation strategiesGo to WeddingShape.com to find calorie-blasting, body-sculpting secrets that you’d have to pay a team of nutritionists and exercise scientists thousands for. You’ll learn stress-busting tips to calm your frazzled nerves while you drop pounds. And who doesn’t want to firm up while you snooze? You’ll even get hush-hush sleep strategies to torch fat.
The best part is that you get everything you need to look and feel fabulous for less than the cost of one hour with a personal trainer.
WeddingShape.com will show you how to practice these training, nutrition, sleep, and stress management principles from this day forward, right through your wedding-day celebration. When your big day has passed, simply maintain the WeddingShape lifestyle as you expand your family, accomplish your life goals, and plan your 50th wedding anniversary.
