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Slimming and Healthy Food Programme

PREMIUM PLAN
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Choose the Premium Plan if you think you need even more customized support to effectively carry out your weight loss and healthy eating program.
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Premium Plan is the thrully customized Plan.
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In addition to all the content of the Standard Plan, the Premium Plan includes much more customized support, which means that subscribers to this Plan will benefit from:
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Customized weekly menu
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Customized teleconsultation
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Customized motivational program
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Customized physical activity program
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Customized assessment of the evolution of cardiovascular risk
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Weekly customized report
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The Premium Plan includes:
1. Miosotis Healthy Life Program – Printed Edition
- Duration: 18 weeks, divided into 5 phases.
- Format: High-quality 295-page book sent by mail.
- Objective: To facilitate physical consultation and manual recording of notes, weight, abdominal circumference, and vital signs, allowing the subscriber to track their progress tangibly.
- Monitoring: Data must be recorded weekly in the online section so that the clinical team can assess progress and adjust the menu for the next phase.
2. Miosotis Healthy Life Program – pdf Edition
- Duration: Identical to the print version (18 weeks, 5 phases).
- Format: Available as an eBook (upon subscription) and as weekly PDFs with specific content for the following week.
- Objective: To allow practical consultation anywhere and anytime through digital devices.
3. Standard menu for each phase
- Structure: Basic menu provided at the beginning of each phase.
- Adaptation: The user must adjust the menu according to their biometric evolution, dietary restrictions, and recommendations from the clinical team.
- Online Support: Weekly access to standard recommendations and adjustments suggested by clinical management at the end of each phase to refine the meal plan.
4. Weight and waist monitoring at each stage
- Key Indicators: Weight and abdominal circumference are the fundamental metrics for measuring program effectiveness and cardiovascular risk reduction.
- Dynamic Adjustment: Monitoring occurs at the end of each phase to allow precise adjustment of menus (standard and customized) for the next stage.
5. Literacy Programme on Healthy Eating
- Education: Ongoing training as a cornerstone for the treatment of obesity.
- Newsletter: Weekly delivery of content on healthy cooking techniques, food properties, and current topics in the nutritional sector.
6. Customized menu for each phase
- Exclusivity: In addition to the standard menu, subscribers receive a personalized plan at the beginning of each phase.
- Customization: Based on individual goals, parameter evolution, and personal preferences.
- Coverage: Includes all daily meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks).
7. Advices on physical activity
- Frequency: Minimum recommendation of 30 minutes daily.
- Method: Focus on integrating exercise into the daily routine (exercises at home such as push-ups, sit-ups, and squats), not limited to running or walking.
- Benefits: Reduced cardiovascular risk, weight loss, improved sleep, stress reduction, and prevention of chronic diseases.
- Flexibility: Teaching "physical activity equivalents" to adapt exercise to each individual's lifestyle.
8. Motivational advices
- Mindful Eating: Transforming the act of eating into a conscious ritual, eliminating the automatic consumption of excessive food and alcohol.
- Emotional Control: Learning to distinguish physical hunger from emotional hunger ("cravings") to eliminate compulsive behaviors.
- Techniques: Eating slowly, recognizing satiety signals, using the five senses, and dealing with guilt or food anxiety.
9. Menu advices on super, functional, and sirt foods
- Superfoods: Rich in antioxidants and vitamins (e.g., açaí, chia, quinoa).
- Functional Foods: Contain active compounds that prevent chronic diseases (e.g., olive oil, green tea, broccoli).
- Sirtfoods: Foods that activate sirtuins (proteins that repair DNA and burn fat), such as dark chocolate, nuts, and turmeric.
- Application: These foods are integrated into menus in optimized quantities to maximize metabolism and longevity.
10. Customized weekly menu
- Hyper-personalization: In addition to the generic menu per phase, the subscriber receives a personalized menu every week.
- Criteria: Plans are adapted to goals, actual progress, restrictions, and dietary preferences.
- Coverage: Covers all meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks) during the 3 active phases (weeks 3 to 14).
- Variety: Includes suggestions for healthy substitutes and supplements to increase food options.
11. Customized Healthy Food teleconsultation
- Ongoing Support: Permanent support from the clinical management team to answer questions about weight loss and nutrition.
- Access: Questions are submitted via online form or chatbot.
- Quick Response: Clarifications provided in real time or within a maximum of 24 hours.
12. Customized weekly physical activity program
- Structured Approach: Unlike the basic plan, this is a program designed and coordinated by Exercise Physiologists.
- Content: Includes daily activities and aerobic exercises introduced in phases 0 and 1.
- Monitoring: Physiologists monitor the execution and introduce specific adaptations for each subscriber, aiming for cardiovascular, metabolic, and mental benefits.
13. Customized weekly motivational program
- Focus on Mindful Eating: Transforms eating into a conscious act to eliminate compulsive behaviors and food "cravings."
- Specialized Support: Structured weekly program guided by psychologists.
- Methodology: Teaching techniques in phases 0 and 1, followed by weekly follow-up and corrections based on individual progress after phase 1.
14. Weekly monitoring of weight, waist and vital signs
- Double Registration: The subscriber registers their data weekly on the online portal and in the print edition.
- Clinical Analysis: The data allows the clinical team to adjust the diet composition for the following week and phase.
- Alerts: The clinical team issues alerts if it detects significant deviations from the objectives, suggesting immediate corrections.
15. Customized cardiovascular risk assessment
- Periodic Calculation: Performed at the end of each phase based on subscriber data.
- Differentiated Objectives:
- High Risk: Focus on significant reduction by the end of the 18 weeks.
- Low Risk: Focus on maintaining and stabilizing values.
- Long Term: Promotion of habits that ensure the reduction or maintenance of cardiovascular health over the years.
16. Customized report at each week
- Detailed Feedback: Delivery of a weekly report prepared by the clinical team.
- Content: Analyzes adherence to the program, weight progress, abdominal circumference, and cardiovascular risk.
- Adjustments: Includes specific recommendations to correct or optimize dietary and exercise habits for the following week.

