Carolyn does not drink alcohol for various reasons – empty calories- does not help the body composition, also inhibits circulations and blood flow which lowers enjoyment of other facets in life, dehydrates you, and you just don’t need to loose your inhibitions. Those that feel inhibited have other aspects to work on. READ the following information. Karen Boyle, director of Reproductive Medicine and Surgery unit at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore:

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Carolyn’s philosophy is “no quick fixes” and address key causal factors prior to even considering intense surgical procedures that are a last resort after lifestyle choices have been addressed. Nutrition and exercise go a long way!

Weight-loss surgery may soon be widely used Advancements in procedures that are usually a last resort for the obese are making them potentially suitable for moderately overweight and diabetic people.

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Carolyn Moos USA BB, B.A.
Stanford, FIBA/WNBA, M.A. USC, ACE
Personal trainer, yoga instructor, nutrition consultant.

Student-athletes and parents, I would like to take the opportunity to introduce myself prior to writing about the important of Sports nutrition for you and your athletic family! My name is Carolyn Moos, I played for USA Basketball (6’5” F/C) winning a gold medal in the Jr. Olympics, I have a B.A. from Stanford, played for FIBA/WNBA, have a M.A. from USC and currently practice as an ACE Certified Personal trainer, yoga instructor and nutrition consultant in Los Angeles as well as provide virtual training (Skype, Flip) online with nutrition log analysis.

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LA TIMES

By Kim Geiger and Tom Hamburger
December 6, 2009
Reporting from Washington – Acupuncturists, dietary-supplement makers and other alternative health practitioners, some of whose treatments are considered unproven by the medical establishment, would be brought more squarely into the mainstream of American medicine under the health legislation now before the Senate.

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