

A Leading Brampton Weight Loss Clinic since 2014
Typical results vary up to 6 to 8 pounds lost during the first two weeks and up to 2 pounds per week thereafter when the Ideal Protein Weight Loss Protocol is followed properly.
The Ideal Protein Weight Loss Protocol
Take a minute to learn how others have achieved weight loss SUCCESS with IDEAL PROTEIN
The BODY is built to gain weight. Ideal Protein is built to BURN it.

Lost 45 Lbs

Lost 126 Lbs

Lost 83 Lbs

Lost 45 Lbs
*Results of individual. Typical results vary up to 6 and 8 pounds lost during the first two weeks and up to 2 pounds per week thereafter when the Ideal Protein Weight Loss Protocol is followed properly. Consult your Healthcare Professional before starting this or any other diet program.
How Does The Ideal Protein Protocol WORK?
PHASE 1: Weight Loss
Reset Body
Reset BODY to BURN FAT and LOSE THE WEIGHT

In Phase 1, optimize fat loss through nutritional ketosis and preserve lean body mass through an adequate daily intake of high biological protein. Essential nutrients are provided through daily supplements, water and low-glycemic vegetables.
WHAT YOU'RE EATING
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3 Ideal Protein foods per day
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Vegetables
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Unlimited lettuce
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Dinner protein of your choice*
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Daily supplements
PHASE 2: Stabilization
Reset Mind
Reset MIND to MAINTAIN a HEALTHY WEIGHT and build HEALTHY HABITS

Beginning with a Step-down week, food intake is recorded for seven days to create the nutritional foundation for Stabilization. Healthy fats and complex carbs are reintroduced in a measured and deliberate fashion, assessing the tolerance each week to effectively manage hunger and maintain weight loss.
WHAT YOU'RE EATING
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You may have up to 2 Ideal Protein foods per day
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Unlimited vegetables
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Unlimited lettuce
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Expanded selection of protein choices
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Reincorporation of complex carbohydrates and healthy fats
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Daily supplements
PHASE 3: Maintenance
Reset Possible
Reset POSSIBLE and live your FULLEST, HEALTHIEST, BEST LIFE yet

For the first 12 months following Stabilization, you will continue to receive ongoing education, support and strategies from your coach and clinic.
WHAT YOU'RE EATING
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You’ll reintroduce many of the foods you love, with moderation and guidance. Continue to enjoy Ideal Protein foods, Ideal Complete meal replacement drinks and bars, and Ideal Protein supplements.
Ideal Protein Foods
During your weight loss journey, you will get to choose from a variety of Ideal Protein foods that are super tasty, easy to prepare, and available in a variety of textures, tastes and flavors.










































Achieving your goals with your Ideal Protein Coach
This isn’t just about losing weight. This is about tapping into your own strength, courage and optimism through personal coaching so you can hit reset and ignite a big, bright, healthy, new life full of possibility. Your personal coach will motivate and hold you accountable every step of the way.
Advanced Vitality's specially trained, dedicated coaches provide:
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Weekly empowerment sessions, ongoing education and support
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Weekly personalized weight and measurement progress analysis and healthy strategies
At the same time, the Ideal Protein app and website arm you with daily online support and tips with unlimited access to recipes, videos and more.

Maria Assing
Advanced Vitality Ideal Protein Coach
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What are the benefits of massage therapy?Add a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) to your health care team to help relieve: Inflammatory conditions such as arthritis and tendinitis Stress relief and associated conditions Headaches and migraines Muscle and related conditions such as spasms, strains and sprains Back pain Repetitive strain injury Circulatory and Respiratory problems Pregnancy and labour discomfort Post-injury and post surgical rehabilitation And many other conditions. â Massage therapists participate in a Quality Assurance Program that assists them in the maintenance of high professional standards and quality care of their clients.
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Does massage therapy hurt?As with many treatments affecting the soft tissue, there are times when massage therapy can cause some light discomfort but it is not harmful. Discomfort usually diminishes and no technique of this nature is used without the therapist first discussing it with the client and obtaining your permission. A comfort scale will be established and the therapist will work to the client's tolerance level. The client can stop or change the treatment at any time and Massage therapists will modify their techniques to meet their client's needs.
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Is massage therapy a regulated health profession?The practice of massage therapy is regulated under the Regulated Health Professions Act, 1991 (RHPA) and is therefore a Regulated Health Profession. Only individuals who have completed the requisite training and have met the strict competency requirements of the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario (CMTO) can call themselves a "Massage Therapist" or a "Registered Massage Therapist". â
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Do I have to remove all my clothing for massage therapy?No. Your comfort as a client is of the utmost to all Registered Massage Therapists, whether that is in the context of the clothing you wear or the treatment you receive. Massage Therapists can provide important treatment whether you elect to remove any, some, or all of your clothing. All RMTs are trained in proper draping procedures to ensure that your privacy is completely respected at all times during treatment. Your comfort and ability to relax is paramount to effective treatment. Registered Massage Therapists will also describe the treatments to be provided to ensure that you are comfortable with them. Your consent is sought before treatment is provided. If you are uncomfortable, your RMT wants you to let them know immediately, whether that discomfort involves the treatment, draping or any pain you may experience. Be sure and discuss the most effective means of treatment with your Massage Therapist at Advanced Vitality.
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Why do Massage Therapists charge HST?Under the federal Excise Tax Act, massage therapy is a service to which GST was applied. While massage therapists are considered health care practitioners under Ontario Regulated Health Professions Act, 1991, massage therapy is not included in the definition of health services that are exempt from the application of the HST. The list of exemptions is controlled by the federal government and the federal Minister of Finance has made it clear that the current policies governing exemptions will remain in place. A health profession can be exempted if is it regulated in five provinces or territories or if it is paid for in the health plans of three provinces. Massage therapy does not meet either of these conditions.
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How do I know I am using the services of a Registered Massage Therapist?All Registered Massage Therapists (RMTs) have photo ID cards, issued by the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario, showing the Therapist's registration number. All clients of massage therapy services have the right to view this ID card in order to be assured that you are visiting a Registered Massage Therapist. â More simply, all members of the Registered Massage Therapists' Association of Ontario must be registered and in good standing with the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario. You may therefore look for this logo as your assurance that you are in the hands of a professional RMT.
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