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Meet this 40-day, science-backed wellness program in Chattanooga

Find out how Bragg Weight Loss Chattanooga can help you achieve your health goals.

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before and after photos of people who participated in Bragg Weight Loss Chattanooga's programs

The science-based weight loss program has been shown to produce effective results in just 40 days.

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Whether finding it difficult to achieve your health goals or needing the supportive guidance of a program, Bragg Weight Loss Chattanooga focuses on using science and technology — and some good old fashioned coaching — to identify and develop a personalized weight loss program that works best for you.

Here’s a look at what this 40-day program does and doesn’t do.

The program does:

  • Utilize advanced intelligence technology and 40 years of research to comprehensively assess your body’s optimal fat-burning zone
  • Factor in health history when formulating a customized, physician-led weight loss plan
  • Use only real food + all natural supplements
  • Provide a weight loss coach to monitor and support your wellness journey
  • Result in an average weight loss of 20-30 pounds (Want proof? See success stories.)

The program doesn’t:

  • Use shakes, bars, or pre-packaged meals
  • Use drugs, stimulants, or appetite suppressants
  • Require exercise (though physical activity for your health is always encouraged)
  • Offer a quick fix (that doesn’t last) — the program is Strongscience-certified for safe, lasting results*

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