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Keto lifestyle
Jamaica Observer advertising representative, Cassandra Wheeler-Harriott(right), was in multitasking mode at the event. She informed the audienceabout how advertising can be beneficial and here she is handing over ashopping bag to guest Keisha Samuda, who was a winner in one of theprize-giving segments at the event. (Photos: Gregory Bennett)
Central, News, Regional
April 8, 2019

Keto lifestyle

MANDEVILLE, Manchester- Manchester-based healthy lifestyle advocate, Michelle Jones, has officially ventured into consultation.

She launched the business during an event dubbed “The First Keto Healthy Lifestyle Brunch”, held at the Tropics View Hotel in Manchester on Sunday, March 31.

Jones explained that it was during her hectic career as a marketing and sales executive that she took the decision to make a transition in her diet and others seeing the difference wanted advice on how they too can make the change.

The Ketogenic diet, abbreviated as Keto, is low-carb and high fat and is said to have benefits such as lowering the risk of developing diabetes, assist in lowering high blood pressure, increase energy level, tone and build muscles and allows for an overall state of wellness.

Avocado (pear), seafood, nuts and seeds, olive oil, meats and vegetables are among the food items recommended to eat.

“Six weeks into Keto, I lost 9.5 pounds to be exact. I want to also tell you that when you start Keto, do not use the scale, your first scale should be your clothes,” Jones told the audience.

Admitting that she has been hypertensive for 15 years and since on the diet, she is now able to take less of her prescription medication.

“The more you practice it (Keto), the more you become encouraged to stick to it because you are seeing results (and the more you are also inclined to practice a healthier way of living generally),” added Jones, while emphasising that persons treating illnesses should not make decisions without checking with their physician.

The function was held under the theme “Turning Setbacks into Triumphs” and the importance of practicing positive affirmations and having the right mindset was also addressed.

Entrepreneur and keynote speaker, Antoinette Palmer-Davis, said that self-love is important, those taking the weight loss journey must be mentally ready and that the outcomes will not be a one size fit all.

Sponsors of the event included The Jamaica Observer, New Look Cosmetics, Vicbern Aluminium & Roofing, Peters Place, Fruits Gallery, Ettenio, Murray’s Fish and Jerk, and Fiyaside Jerk.

Keynote speaker Antoinette Palmer-Davis.
Master of ceremonies Francine Morris interacting with the audience.
Sponsors and exhibitors at the brunch, Nova Hair Boutique (left)and New Look Cosmetics.
Guests providing entertainment through dance.
Healthy lifestyle advocate Michelle Jones (2nd left) had the supportof (from left) son Nathan, her sister Beth-Ann and daughter Zoe forher inaugural Keto brunch
Make-up artist Nicole Stephens (left) allowing guest TraceyDrummond to try out a shade of lipstick.
Sponsor, exhibitor at the event and proprietor of Anita ElizabethBoutique, Summer James (right), engaged in discussion with aprospective client, Yaneaque Smith.
Healthy lifestyle advocate and host of the event, Michelle Jones(left), sharing a moment with one of her sponsors Tracy-AnnBourne, manager of TAJ Mega Office &School Supplies Centre.
Marcia Dobbs was responsiblefor the décor at the venue.
Skeita Ann Smith gave apresentation on exercise.
Keith Delapenha informed that he has taken on theKeto lifestyle for the past nine months.

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