Sunday, February 5, 2012

Press Release Stress Management Seminar Coming to Kelowna

This unique and high-impact stress management seminar will be conducted by author and international speaker Cameron Johnston. He is the Stress Fitness Coach from the Silver Hills Lifestyle Center in the Okanagan.

Verna VanNuland Video

January 23, 2010 by  
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Verna VanNuland lost 75 pounds, bicycled over 1,300 miles and gotten rid of a boatload of medications since the CHIP program. In short, she got her life back.

Pat and Jerry Beam

January 23, 2010 by  
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Pat Beam is winning Olympic metals at the age of 72. Pat and Jerry Beam share their story about how the Coronary Health Improvement Project helped them.

Up Coming Kelowna CHIP Program September 2011

Attend a Free Information Session to learn more about CHIP, register for the program and schedule a HealthScreen:

Testimonial: Gerry Bakker

January 22, 2010 by  
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I had a heart attack in 2003 that, statistically , should have killed me. My odds of surviving were 50/50. I knew this statistic from previous study and I was horrified at the possible consequence of the predicament I found myself in.

Chocolate Bundt Cakes

November 3, 2009 by  
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Here is a once a year type of treat for those of you who like a little chocolate once in a while.

Program Results

The CHIP program in Kelowna BC produces amazing results for people who are willing to make some safe, simple lifestyle changes.

Banana Muffins

November 3, 2009 by  
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Banana Muffins – Here is a muffin that will compliment any breakfast.

Lecture Topics

November 3, 2009 by  
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CHIP participants attend classes that meet four days a week for four weeks. Class lectures are dynamically presented by Dr. Hans Diehl in a compelling video series complete with superb graphics, illustrations, and humorous stories.

Program Description

Read the program description about the Coronary Health Improvement Project (CHIP) Kelowna.

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