Sydney Naturopath Clinic Happy Healthy Wellbeing Centre Announces The Launch Of Their First Online “Kick Your Sugar Habit” Program
Mar 11, 2017
Happy Healthy Wellbeing Centre has recently announced the launch of their first online program called the “Kick Your Sugar Habit" Online Program”.
Sydney, Australia - March 11, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Happy Healthy Wellbeing Centre has recently announced the launch of their first online program called the “Kick Your Sugar Habit Online Program”. For the first time ever the company has opened its doors to patients world wide - as all plans, consultations and coaching is done online.
This program is perfect for those people wanting to live a healthier life but need help multiple times a week, can’t make it into the clinic in Sydney for every consultation or just need other people around them to encourage them along their "kicking sugar out of their life's" journey.
Hayden Keys, owner of the Happy Healthy Wellbeing Centre comments “Living a healthy and balanced life in todays fast paced environment is a constant struggle for nearly 80% upwards of our patients - add to that having to come into the clinic and it makes it really hard to achieve any kind of success. So launching this online program was a natural solution to help our current patients and new patients who have yet to experience any success in finding the keys to a more balanced and healthier life.”
The "Kick Your Sugar Habit" Online Program will help men and women who feel tired, sluggish and want a more balanced and healthier life. The program will help in many ways, including:
- Multiple interactions a week rather than just the one consultation.
- All sessions recorded and program resources for future reference.
- Closed door Facebook support group.
In Hayden’s own words “This is the best solution I have been able to develop in all my years of Naturopathy and the success stories featured on our website are testament to this.”
You can learn more about this brand new program at Happy & Healthy Wellbeing Centre’s website, the owner Hayden has put together an informative on the company's website: http://www.healthyremedies.com.au
Contact Info:
Name: Hayden Keys
Organization: Happy & Healthy Wellbeing Centre
Address: 3/522 Kingsway Miranda, New South Wales, 2228, Australia
Phone: (02) 9524 2471
For more information, please visit http://www.healthyremedies.com.au
Source: MarketersMedia
Release ID: 176810
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