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What You'll Get
Of the world's known substances, weight is the most difficult to lose, narrowly edging out clingy significant others and incriminating party photos. Tell weight to take a hike with today’s Groupon: for $30, you get five metabolic-uplift fat-burner injections with a five-week nutrition plan and weekly weigh-ins at MedShape Weight Loss Clinic, with locations in Mesa, Scottsdale, and Peoria (a $180 value).
MedShape Weight Loss Clinic assists its more than 12,000 patients in pursuing healthy shape shifting. The five metabolic-uplift injections, taken weekly and composed of a proprietary blend of vitamins, nutrients, amino acids, and minerals, awaken groggy metabolisms while providing corporeal shells with a surplus of new, more energetic energy. Injectees typically experience an average of two to four pounds of weight loss per week when the supplements are paired with the five-week nutrition plan, which instructs dieters' to swallow protein, fruits, vegetables, and anti-matter, customized to individual needs. Weekly weigh-ins with MedShape’s medical staff help body-fat combatants keep tabs on skedaddling lipids and otherwise quiet calendars.
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Nov 18, 2011. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, can buy multiple as gifts. New clients only. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About MedShape Weight Loss Clinic
Thanks to full medical staff, which includes registered nurses, medical assistants, and physicians, MedShape Weight Loss Clinic's weight-loss programs pack a more powerful punch than most. Take the signature Slim Now Therapy program, for example. It helps vanquish unwanted fat with medical techniques that include prescription-strength appetite suppressants, nutritional supplements, and, if needed, hormone therapy. Other helpful tools at the staff's disposal include Fat Burner vitamin injections and several methods for analyzing body composition without using mail-order x-ray specs.