Sue McCreadie, MD
drsuemccreadie.isagenix.com
Before Isagenix, Christine was simply existing. She wasn’t happy, felt humiliated about her weight, and had no desire to take care of herself or be fully present around her children. She didn’t feel comfortable in her own skin and had absolutely no self-love, which led to putting health and fitness low on her list of priorities.
Eventually, though, Christine decided enough was enough.
“In that moment, I made the decision that I am worthy of becoming the best version of myself,” she said. “I realized that I can achieve goals I once felt were impossible.”
Christine’s friend showed her how to register for the IsaBody Challenge® and explained that she could get a $200 Isagenix product certificate for completing the 16-week Challenge. Christine had no idea what to expect, but she was ready to change her life.
Since that day, Christine has completed nine IsaBody Challenges and has discovered an entirely new way of living, in which she has learned to embrace her imperfections and go after any goal she desires. Since starting her weight loss journey in 2013, she has lost more than 100 pounds in total. She has lost 33 pounds† since joining Isagenix in 2015, and she has competed as a bodybuilder and become an endurance runner, completing four half marathons and many more 15K races.
“My most proud moment was when my 7-year-old son decided to run his very first race, because he was inspired by me,” said Christine. “We completed the Easter Sunday 15K race together at Santa Monica Beach, and it was an experience we won’t ever forget.
“Each IsaBody Challenge, I have pushed myself to step out of my comfort zone, and today, I am stronger mentally and physically than I was 16 weeks ago. I am so proud of how far I have come. I am Isagenix for life.”
† Weight loss, muscle gain, lifestyle, and other results depicted here reflect exceptional individual experiences of Isagenix Customers and should not be construed as typical or average. Results vary with individual effort, body composition, eating patterns, time, exercise, and other factors, such as genetic and physiological makeup.
