Dr. Reynes has declared a War on Midlife Belly Fat
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I am waging a war against midlife belly fat and insulin resistance. Not because it’s cosmetic. But because too many people have been quietly taken hostage by insulin resistance and visceral belly fat—and they don’t even realize it. There was a time when the most common question in the office was: Now, that question has been replaced by something else: And that shift matters. Midlife belly fat isn’t just frustrating—it’s a warning sign. It reflects changes in insulin signaling, muscle loss, stress hormones, sleep disruption, and hormone decline. When these forces line up, the body is pushed into storage mode, especially around the abdomen. I’ll say it plainly: belly fat in midlife is becoming epidemic. That’s why we’re hosting a live community webinar: Waging War on Midlife Belly Fat: Taking Back Control from Insulin Resistance This is not another weight-loss talk. During this webinar, we’ll break down:
At the end of the session, we’ll officially introduce our 12-Week Belly Fat Founder Program—our first founding group built around structure, accountability, and physiology-first lifestyle change. This is for people who are ready to stop being reactive and start being strategic. People who want energy, strength, metabolic resilience, and control back—not another short-term fix. If you’ve felt stuck despite “doing the right things,” this conversation is for you. Topic: Beat the Midlife Belly Fat Time: Jan 19, 2026 07:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82951220095?pwd=eUoq3LnXSfQnLRcoKbwHOBskRPRg24.1 Meeting ID: 829 5122 0095 Passcode: 303052 Let’s take the hostages back. |
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