Reduce body fat
Build lean muscle mass
Restore healthy metabolism

Are you ready to shed extra weight, end the cycle of yoyo dieting, and achieve lasting health?

Look no further!

SlimVida Weight Management Program

Science-Backed Approach: Our weight management program is built on robust scientific evidence, focusing on optimizing fat metabolism, building lean muscles, and restoring your healthy basal metabolism. The well-structured nutrition strategies ensure you feel as good on the inside as you look on the outside by addressing other weight related issues, such as fatigue, inflammation and energy levels that are critical for daily well-being.

Four-Phase System: The SlimVida Program is carefully designed to support you through every stage of your weight loss journey. Each phase of the program is based on scientific studies to identify the most effective dietary and exercise plans for optimal progress.

The duration and necessity of each phase are customized based on individual assessments, fitting into 1, 3, or 6-month timeframes. Whether you need to lose a few kilos quickly for an upcoming event or you’re seeking a long-term health transformation, our program will be tailored to meet your specific needs.

Phase 1

Rapid Kickstart

This is the initial phase focused on achieving significant weight loss quickly to boost motivation and provide immediate results with carbohydrate restricted diets (CRDs). The duration varies between 2-6 weeks depending on your basal weight and goals. By following this phase, you can achieve a strong start on your weight loss journey, setting a solid foundation for subsequent phases.

Phase 2

Plateau Breaker

This phase focuses on overcoming weight plateaus through caloric and macronutrient cycling, adjusting protein intake, and varied exercise strategies. It may last 1-2 weeks with expected minimum weight loss. It can also happen at various stages if you are on a long-term plan. Combining the dietary approaches with progressive strength training and daily activity can effectively break plateaus and continue progress towards weight loss goals.

Phase 3

Steady Slim

This phase is designed for slower, more sustainable weight loss, focusing on fat loss and muscle building. Effective dietary strategies include Moderate-Calorie Reduction and increased protein portions, which create a balanced caloric deficit while maintaining muscle mass. This phase emphasizes consistency, patience, and the integration of healthy habits into daily life. By following this phase, you can achieve gradual and sustainable weight loss, paving the way for successful weight maintenance in the final phase.

Phase 4

Forever Fit

This is the phase focused on maintaining the weight loss achieved through previous phases. It emphasizes sustainable and flexible dietary approaches combined with consistent physical activity and active lifestyle habits. By following these strategies, you can achieve long-term weight maintenance and overall health. Regular monitoring and adjustments will help ensure continued success and prevent weight regain.

4 simple steps towards your goal

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1:1 assessment session for goal and plan setting

Follow personalized meal, exercise, supplementation plans within easy-to-use mobile app

Book your weekly 1:1 coaching to review on the progress. Join online group session for more support

Comprehensive Support for Your Success

Goal Setting

Begin with a personalized goal-setting session to define your objectives and outline your journey.

Practical and Delicious Meal Plans

Enjoy real food meal plans that are nutritious, balanced, tasty, and easy to prepare.

Easy-to-Carry-Out Exercise Plans

Engage in exercise routines that fit seamlessly into your daily life, helping you build lean muscle mass and improve fitness.

Personalized supplementation plan

Receive a customized supplementation plan tailored to your unique nutritional needs and health goals, ensuring optimal support for your body.

Weekly Coaching Sessions

Receive ongoing support to tackle obstacles, address gut health, improve sleep quality, and manage stress effectively.


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