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Dr., Certified Fitness Trainer Says Reform of Lifestyles Needed First

 

Dr. David Robinson, certified fitness trainer cites the dismal health statistics for proof that Americans should first reform their own lifestyles and priorities before taking a position on health reform.

 

New Bedford, MA, September 29, 2009 --(PR.com)-- "There is an unprecedented level of short-sightedness on all sides of this health reform debate," says Dr. David Robinson, certified fitness trainer and published author (Transforming Body, Mind and Spirit, The NonDiet Way to Live Fit, Trim, Healthy for Life, Strategic, April 2009).

Dr. Robinson goes on, "The absurd thing is there are these self-serving, entitlement attitudes toward health insurance and care that run right along side of a blatant apathy and in some cases even an antipathy toward healthy living and being responsible for one's own health." Armed with dismal health statistics from the C.D.C., W.H.O., the U.C.L.A. RAND Center and other sources, he easily backs up his statement.

Regardless of one's position on health reform, Robinson appears correct. No matter what stance or position they may take, the majority of Americans do need to realize that health care is first and foremost a self responsibility.

Robinson further points out that for the most part, when people do decide to make healthy changes or to lose weight, they turn to the newest health or diet or weight loss pill, plan or product. In regard to this approach, he asks, "If any of these paths or products worked well or long term, why do the statistics on obesity and chronic conditions exist?"

It appears as though Dr. Robinson has a valid point. "Judging from the statistics, most people are in need of lifestyle overhauls and serious lifestyle priority reform. Before they sound off complaining about health care and insurance costs or reform, they have to get their own lifestyles in healthy order.", he concludes.

 

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 

TRANSFORMING BODY, MIND and SPIRIT

 

New York, 3 April 2009 - Learning from His Own Experiences, Dr. David Robinson Knows that a Healthier Life is the Best Life and is Possible.

 

The lifestyle priorities of most Americans are entertainment and image, but with the exploding cases of obesity and chronic disease, we all need to lead a more balanced and healthy life. Read on to find out how.

                   

For decades, Americans’ lifestyles have been extremely unhealthy and they have been apathetic about it. And the results have been dramatically worsened levels of health and the number of cases of chronic disease exploding.

 

The fact is, lifestyle changes will be made or the price will be paid. And it is already happening. Mandatory Minimum health care insurance is law in Massachusetts and this mandate is likely to become national policy. Merit-Rated health insurance premiums and Lifestyle Contributed Surcharges on health care may be the next wave of changes implemented!

Don’t get trapped by this “New Order” of health insurance. Learn how to make lifestyle changes that last a lifetime and learn how to make a total transformation while achieving great energy, great health and great looks. Transforming Body, Mind & Spirit is your A to Z, concise guide to a balanced and healthy life that will teach you that you can live fit, trim and healthy for the rest of your life!

 

More about the book at www.TransformingBodyMindandSpirit.com.

 

About the Author:                                                                                             

Chiropractor turned Certified Personal Trainer, Dr. David Robinson has a passion for helping people achieve life-long results with weight loss and leading a healthy lifestyle. Throughout his time in private practice, he counseled many clients on the various aspects of healthy living. In addition to writing this book, Dr. Robinson has written numerous articles on maintaining a healthy lifestyle which have appeared on many web sites. He has been a guest on many radio shows both web-based and media-based.

His Web site is www.DrDavidRobinson4Health.com.

 

                               

For media inquiries, appearances, or other publicity please contact the author directly through his website.

 

 

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