Next Workshop:
April 16-17, 2012
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Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine
starting soon ...
Somerset (BM) - Jan 4
Jeffersonville (IN) - Jan 8
Altoona (WI) - Jan 9
Mitchellville (MD) - Jan 10
Chippewah Valley (WI) - Jan 10
Cedar Lake (MI) - Jan 15
St. Louis Central (MO) - Jan 16
Scottsbluff (NE) - Jan 16
Greeneville (TN) - Jan 16
Port Orchard (WA) - Jan 16
Johnston (RI) - Jan 17
Orlando (FL) - Jan 21
Battleground (WA) - Jan 22
Ricklin (CA) - Jan 22
Sacramento (CA) - Jan 22
Houston (TX) - Jan 22
Escondido (CA) - Jan 22
Canoga Park (CA) - Jan 23
Winnetke (CA) - Jan 23
Warwick(Bermuda), Jan 23
Fayette (GA) - Jan 26
Ridgecrest (CA) - Jan 26
Rockford SDA (IL) - Feb 26
Juneau (AK) - Jan 29
Loveland (CO) - Jan 29
Lincoln (NE) - Jan 29
Lodi (CA) - Jan 30
Nelsonville (OH) - Jan 30
Fayetteville (NC) - Feb 2
Missouri State U (MO) - Feb 2
Spencer (WV) - Feb 5
Pensacola (FL) - Feb 6
Bemidji (MN) - Feb 12
Walla Walla - Feb 15
Raleigh (NC) - Feb 16
Fort Myers (FL) - Feb 16
Aldergrove (BC) - Feb 19
Manteca (CA) - Feb 20
Centerville (OH) - Feb 22
Central (WI) -Feb 26
Greenvale (VIC) - Feb 27
Hawerd (NZ) - Feb 27
London (ON) - Feb 27
Sarnia (ON) - Feb 27
Avon Park (FL) - Mar
Coquille (OR) - Mar
Round Rock (TX) - Mar 4
Savanna (IL) - Mar 4
Beltsville (MD) - Mar 5
Quesnel (BC) - Mar 5
Blairsville (GA) - Mar 5
Cottonwood (AZ) - Mar 6
Martinsburg (WV) - Mar 11
Oxford (ME) - Mar 12
San Francisco (CA) - Mar 12
Centerville (TN) - Mar 15
Loma Linda (CA) - Mar 18
Chadron (NE) - Mar 18
Berrien Springs (MI) - Mar 25
Des Moines (IA) - Mar 26
Martinsville (VA) - Mar 26
Coquille (OR) - Mar 30
Fort Wayne (IN) - April
Westminister (BC) - April
Neenah (WI) - Apr 2
Carson City (NV) - Apr 2
Athens (OH), Apr 3
Largo (MD) - Apr 8
Dodge Center (MN) - Apr 15
Winnepeg (MB) - Apr 15
Deltona (FL) - Apr 15
Johnston (RI) - Jun 15
Kota Kinabalu (MY) - May
Anchorage (AK) - Aug 1
Santa Cruz (CA) - Sep 2
Placerville (CA) - Sep 10
Appleton (WI) - Oct 1
Portage (WI) - Oct 3
Augusta (GA) - Dec 1
CHIP Clinical Results
The CHIP program produces amazing results for people who are willing to make some safe, simple lifestyle changes. Physicians and other health professionals frequently express surprise when they see so many people benefited so much in such a short time.
When people understand more clearly the cause/effect relationship between diet & exercise and disease, they become increasingly motivated to make changes. CHIP informs, motivates, and then supports the needed changes.
More than 50,000 graduates from four continents know how CHIP changes lives. A few simple, painless, and deliberate lifestyle choices can make all the difference in the world. What are the results of adopting the CHIP lifestyle?
Reverses and normalizes diabetes
Many Type II diabetics can be off their insulin within weeks. Oral medication can usually be reduced and sometimes eliminated.
Reduces stroke risk
CHIP decreases the risk of stroke, which is often more disabling than a heart attack.
Normalizes blood pressure
Many hypertensives can decrease and sometimes eliminate their need for medication.
Lowers cholesterol 10-25% or more
This means a 30-75% decrease in your risk for a heart attack. Persons being treated for high cholesterol can usually decrease and sometimes eliminate their need for medication.
Decreases the risk of osteoporosis
Following the CHIP lifestyle can markedly reduce the risk for this major cause of disability in later years.
Improves digestion
Many experience less discomfort and more regularity
Lessens Depression
Increased exercise and better sleep usually help lessen depression. The short-term recovery rate is 70%.
Lowers weight
That’s right, eat like a horse and still lose weight – for a lifetime, not just a few months.
Enhances the overall quality of life
The following clinical changes were achieved in just 30 days.
