Ex Tennessee Ball Player Loses 46 lbs on Plan Z
Add to favorites
Ken in Tennessee lost over 40 pounds on Plan Z. When he stopped playing baseball he stopped worrying about his weight. But it finally caught up with him on the Tennessee Titan’s bridge on his birthday. Finding himself out of breath he stepped on the scale for the first time in years and was shocked. He knew he needed to make a change. Learn what he did to make his Plan Z Dieting experience so successful in this fantastic interview.
MORE THAN 96% OF OUR CLIENTS TELL US PLAN Z MET OR EXCEEDED THEIR EXPECTATIONS.
Click on the pictures below to see more success stories.
I can do anything for 50 days
Dieter Grant was pleasantly surprised by how much weight he lost. During his interview he told us, “I kept having to re-set my goals, it was working so well.”
The best arthritis pain killer that I’ve ever had
My arthritis was pretty impressive. I was taking 12 Advil a day for pain. [After losing 46 pounds on Plan Z] I'm in pretty good shape with my arthritis. It's probably the best arthritis pain killer that I've ever done.
Biggie’s Favorite Recipes
“I never felt like I was truly dieting because everything I would eat tasted great…I never got frustrated where I would with other diets because I was consistently losing weight and I was consistently eating good food.” - Josh "Biggie" Ellinger, Greensboro, NC
No Longer the Big Guy in the Room
With some determination and a little bit of sacrifice (that was made a lot easier with the ZR50 Crave Control spray), I lost 70+ pounds! I have also stopped most of my medications, still working on that last pill. My knees don't ache when I get out of bed anymore. I was so successful, that both my sisters also started the plan.
Meet Paul, our 100 pound loser
Dieter Paul is our latest 100# loser. He'll share his secrets and insights in the interview. Hint: No more 32oz Mountain Dews in the afternoon.
Stuck No More
I thought I was stuck. I was 52 years old, 300 pounds, I was a heart attack waiting to happen...[but] you're never too far gone to come back.