Dr. Samuel Shatkins and Sharon Lawrence, R.N., C.D.N. are being interviewed about Transitions Weight Loss Program and Lifestyle Program on AM Buffalo "Good Looks Monday" Program and the focus is health from the inside out. Transitions is marketed through Dr. Smith's Market America Web Portal, which provides the foods, weight loss vitamin products and lifestyle program. This YouTube is the first of two segments on this Transitions Interview.

The Transitions Weight Loss and Lifestyle Program provides well-balanced, low glycemic-index prepared foods. Most people are aware of a Nutra-Systems. Transitions costs less and the macro-nutrient balance of the nutrients are better. Transitions also provides weight loss supplements and a Lifestyle Management Program for the purpose of weight loss.

Dr. Smith does not endorse this Program without her guidance because professional guidance is required for best results. If you choose to follow the Transitions program, without professional guidance, Dr. Smith would recommend that their weight loss supplements not be taken more than two months in a row at one time, and avoid taking any products with Guarana in it. Dr. Smith may utilize the Transitions Low-Glycemic Foods and Lifestyle Management parts of this Program, in addition to designing a therapeutic, whole food supplement program to use instead of the Transitions weight loss supplements for those seeking a systematic, well-planned weight loss program.

Transitions Weight Loss Program and products are available through Dr. Smith's Market America web link. Once at the site, scroll down the left column to access information on Transitions and to order.

Dr. Shatkins is a plastic surgeon. Though you are aware, after reading Dr. Smith's article on Scars & Tattoos, that she does not endorse liposuction or other surgical cosmetic procedures, fortunately, Dr. Shatkins also educates his patients on the importance of diet, supplementation and lifestyle changes., which is the focus of this interview on Transitions.

Sharon Lawrence is a Registered Nurse (R.N.), She is also a Certified Dietitian-Nutritionist (C.D.N.) as is Dr. Smith. You will note that Dr. Shatkins made a mistake, when he referred to her as a Clinical Dietitian, which to our knowledge, their is no such thing as a Clinical Dietitian.