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ARE YOU INSULIN RESISTANT?

Discover if Insulin Resistance is causing your low energy, cravings and stubborn weight

What's Inside

This simple checklist will help you uncover whether insulin resistance could be the cause of your low energy, cravings and stubborn weight.

SIGNS &
SYMPTOMS

Learn the early, everyday signs of insulin resistance – like energy crashes, cravings, and stubborn belly weight – and how they often go unnoticed or misdiagnosed.

HIDDEN
PATTERNS

Understand how insulin resistance develops over time, why it’s more common in women over 40, and how it quietly affects your metabolism, hormones, and mood.

SELF-CHECK
TOOL

Use our quick and practical checklist to spot patterns in your own body and take the first step toward getting real answers and lasting energy.

AMELIA PHILLIPS

Nutritionist & Exercise Scientist
(BHSc, MNut)

As a nutritionist, exercise scientist and published researcher, Amelia’s goal is to empower individuals to take control of their well being 
and unlock their full potential.

Meet Your Experts

DR. JASMINA DEDIC-HAGAN

Functional Medicine GP
(BSc, PhD, MBBS)

Dr Jasmina practices Functional Medicine, a science based approach that seeks to understand the root cause of illness and the biochemically unique aspects of each patient.

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