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Lisa Luehman, NP

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Weight Management

Meal Replacements

Top 10 reasons

What is BMI?

BMI calculator

What does my BMI mean?

I am done with dieting

Nutrition Basics

Which diet is best?

Tools for Weight Loss

Structured Eating

Build a Meal

Get Ready, Get Set

Keep Track

Weight Loss Medication

Fresh Steps

Weight Management Visits

Administration

1: ordering out

2: sugar is not so sweet

3: your microbiome

4: IF and keto

5: sweet dreams

6: good mood

7: thyroid balance

8: just breathe

9: cortisol connection

10: hormone imbalance

11: obesity and cancer

12: staying motivated

Lifestyle Modifications

Exercise

Sleep Hygiene

Manage Your Stress

Breathing Techniques

Mindful eating

Sustainable Kitchen

Self-monitoring

Your Wellness Journey

At Home Workouts

Total Body Workouts

Core Workouts

Lower Body Workouts

15 Minute Workouts

Pilates, Yoga & Stretches

How to Choose Your Diet

Ketogenic Diet

Mediterranean Diet

Paleo Diet

Vegan Diet

Whole30 Meal Plan

Food Plans

Core Food Plans

Cardiometabolic Food Plan

Elimination Diet

Detox Food Plan

GI Specific Plans

Mito Food Plan

Recipes

Keto Morning Joe

Breakfast Ideas

Build a better smoothie

Lunch Ideas

Dinner Ideas

Side dishes

Snacks

Dessert

HealthTrac App

How to Use HealthTrac

Getting Started

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Weight loss that is VIRTUALLY DUNNE for YOU

Preparing for your First VIRTUAL Weight Loss Visit


     

     

READ
1-2 days 
BEFORE
your visit

Document
Nutrition summary
Please READ this nutrition summary BEFORE your virtual visit. 

It will help set the ground work for your weight loss journey

     

PLEASE download these 3 documents to have available for your FIRST VIRTUAL VISIT

Document
First visit paperwork
Document
Nutrition made easy
Document
Eat the Rainbow
     

On the MORNING of your VIRTUAL VISITS

Take 
your 
measurements

1. measure your WEIGHT
weigh yourself on your home scale

2. measure your WAIST CIRCUMFERENCE
measure your waist at the narrowest point - usually around the belly button
if you do not have a measuring tape, use a string or ribbon and then measure with yardstick, etc

3. measure your HIP CIRCUMFERENCE
simply measure the widest part of your hip

The WAIST to HIP ratio (WHR) is an easy way to monitor body composition and thus metabolic health. A healthy WHR for women is less than 0.85