LOSE WEIGHT THE SAFE MEDICAL WAY! |
Slender Wonder is a medical weight loss program that treats patients who struggle with overweight or obesity. Only Slender Wonder accredited doctors, who were trained by the organisation, are allowed to prescribe and distribute the program. Slender Wonder was developed by a South African doctor, Dr Jan Botha and has between 150 and 180 accredited doctors countrywide. |
We have the solution |
Using scientific and personal analysis, we established your individual needs. We help you to achieve success by focusing on the physical, mental as well as emotional aspects involved in losing weight. What does this really mean? It means we look at you as a real person, at the whole you – body and mind. We approach the challenge of being overweight on every level. And we find the solution. |
What is the Slender Wonder System? |
Based on more than 30 years’ experience, the doctors at Slender Wonder combine the very latest discoveries in the field of weight loss with scientifically proven principles that have stood the test of time. |
The Slender Wonder Meal Plan |
The flexible, practical plan will help you to change your eating habits without starving yourself. It is a well-balanced and incorporates a meal replacement shake to ensure optimal nutrition while you lose weight. |
The Slender Wonder Supplements |
Containing the most up-to-date natural weight loss aids, the Wonder range helps to normalize your body’s fat burning mechanism, helping you to feel great with abundant energy and improved health (see some of the exciting benefits further on). |
The Slender Wonder Exercise Plan |
The plan is designed for home or gym to greatly improve your weight loss results, health and sense of wellbeing. |
The Slender Wonder Support System |
We committed to walking the road with you, providing emotional and motivational support. Your success is our success. Major causes of being overweight: |
Inherited slow metabolism |
Research has proven obesity to be linked to genetic inheritance. Thus body weight can be influenced by genetic factors such as inherited slow combustion mechanism. Endocrine factors, increased deposition, etc. |
Hormone sensitive metabolism |
Puberty, contraceptives, pregnancy, hysterectomy, fertility treatment or hormone replacement therapy often results in weight gain or obesity. |
Low Leptin Levels |
Leptin is circulating protein hormone produced by fat cells. Leptin regulates food intake by binding to specific receptors in the brain and thereby regulates neuroendocrine function and energy intake and expenditure. Deficiencies of Leptin are associated with obesity. Patients with high leptin can eat almost anything without gaining weight. Patients with low Leptin levels suffers from an increased appetite and desire for food, and everything they eat is changed into fat and stored. Causes of low Leptin levels include genetic factors, hormonal treatment, medication such as cortisone, antibiotics and antidepressants, viral infections, emotional trauma and stress, anaesthetics and compulsive eating habits. |
Overeating |
Some people overload their metabolism so much that the body can’t burn excess food fast enough, so the food is stored as fat. When this happens regularly, the brain’s ability to differentiate between hunger and cravings becomes diminished. Eventually it become extremely difficult to resist any craving for food and this leads to a destructive cycle of obesity. |
Risks associated with obesity |
Obesity is recognized as the most common disease in many countries all over the world. The term “disease” is perfectly justified since it can lead to illness and premature death due to a multitude causes. |
Morbidity |
Obesity influence both morbidity and mortality. Statistics shows a mortality rate of more than 50% greater than normal in overweight persons in the same age group. |
Heart failure |
Obesity causes an extraordinary burden on the heart function and eventually leads to heart failure. |
Coronary artery disease |
The majority of obese patients also suffer from high blood pressure, high cholesterol, arteriosclerosis and poor circulation, all which can result in a heart attack or stroke. |
Diabetes |
Obesity is an important cause of Type 2 (late onset) diabetes. |
Lung diseases |
The increased burden on the lungs to supply adequate amounts of oxygen to the tissues, as well as the decreased ability of the lungs to move and thus properly function within the obese patient, leads to lung disease and heart failure. |
Joint pain |
Spinal vertebrae, hips, knees and ankles frequently show the effects of obesity. |
Hormone disturbances |
This frequently occurs in obsess woman and may lead to infertility. |
Complications during pregnancy |
It is known that obesity is one of the primary causes of complications during childbirth. For more information, phone 082 495 8142 or email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Slender Wonder - Where your health is a way of life |