Get Bonus Partners (Beta)

Find freebies & bonuses for your next campaign, promotion, joint venture or event!

Bonus: 6 Steps to Guilt-Free Eating

Leave a reply »

Name of Bonus:

6 Steps to Guilt-Free Eating

Type of Bonus:

Special Report (Under 25 Pages)

Value of Bonus:

$17

Description of Bonus:

Have you ever imagined what it would feel like to eat what you want without gaining weight – while loving every minute of it? If you thought this sounds way too good to be true, you’d be wrong. Not only is it possible, but for many women and men, it is a beautiful reality.

In her groundbreaking and eye opening Special Report, Healthier Outcomes founder, Gillian Hood-Gabrielson, has combined her years of successful experience as a personal fitness trainer and fitness coach, with extensive research and expert knowledge on Intuitive Eating, to develop her own comprehensive Intuitive Eating coaching process.

This simple, yet profoundly life changing process will forever change how you view eating and living a healthy lifestyle. You’ll learn to transition past obsession and guilt, as it relates to eating, and learn what it truly means to eat guilt-free.

Highlights of what you’ll learn in Gillian’s Special Report:

* Discover what physical hunger and true satisfaction mean
* How to avoid falling into the “all or nothing” trap with fitness and eating
* The importance of keeping your blood sugar balanced
* How to change your results by changing the way you speak to yourself

GET YOUR FREE REPORT TODAY and Become Friends With Your Favorite Foods!

URL of the Bonus Page:

http://www.healthieroutcomes.com/newsletter.html

Image to Accompany Bonus:

http://www.getbonuspartners.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/6stepsreportfrontcover.jpg

Bio of the Author:

Gillian Hood-Gabrielson is the founder and President of Healthier Outcomes.

A popular and in-demand fitness and intuitive eating coach, Gillian understands the unique needs of busy women in different ages and stages of life. She is widely known for her ability to create a high degree of motivation among her clients to make exercise and intuitive eating an enjoyable and integral part of their lives.

Gillian brings to each client a unique and rare perspective on what it takes to eliminate the diet mentality and overcome emotional eating. Prior to becoming a fitness professional, Gillian experienced many of the same struggles her clients and millions of women experience, from weight gain and poor body image to disordered eating and lack of exercise motivation.

Having personally faced and successfully overcome her own battles with emotional overeating, Gillian fully understands that eating healthy, exercising and maintaining your weight is not an easy task for most women. For the last 14 years she has dedicated her life to educating, guiding and helping women lose weight and get in shape while learning to eat their favorite foods without feeling guilty or punishing themselves.

The breadth and depth of Gillian’s knowledge on health, fitness and emotional eating is a result of years of research and study, culminating in achieving a Master of Sport Science degree from the United States Sports Academy and a bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology (Exercise Science) from San Jose State University.

In addition to the degrees she has achieved, Gillian has received advanced certification from several prestigious organizations including the American College of Sports Medicine, (considered the “gold standard” for personal trainer certification), and Wellcoaches, and she has achieved Master-level Personal Fitness Professional from IDEA (International Association of Fitness Professionals), the latter being the highest level of achievement for a professional trainer.

Gillian is often quoted in various print media including Energy for Women, Costco Connection, Better Nutrition and the Sacramento Business Journal as a result of her inspiring and proven approach to losing weight and keeping it off. She is also an in-demand speaker on the topics of fitness and intuitive eating.

Get Bonus Partners (Beta)

Bonus: 6 Steps to Guilt-Free Eating

Leave a Reply