ONLINE EVENT REPLAY
No matter how broken you believe your metabolism is, it is possible to get it humming again, and in this 110-minute online event replay Dr Libby is going to teach you how.
5pm AEDT / 7pm NZT / 6am GMT
Watch anytime on demand for 60 days.
Does it feel like you just have to look at food for it to ‘stick’ to you?
Has this driven you to become so conscious of what you eat, that you feel like you make an endless effort, while those around you seem to eat with ease?
Or perhaps you believe it’s simply ‘in your genes’ and no matter what you do, you were just born with a slow metabolism.
Well guess what?
No matter how broken you believe your metabolism is, it is possible to get it humming again, and in this 60-minute mini-course Dr Libby is going to teach you how.
5pm AEDT / 7pm NZT / 6am GMT
Watch anytime on demand for 60 days.
Come and learn:
- What actually drives metabolic rate and how to influence this process
- Does the thyroid play a major role in driving metabolism?
- How exercise impacts metabolism
- Which foods can help to stoke the fire of your metabolism?
- How a sluggish metabolism impacts your energy and the foods you crave
- The link between appetite and metabolism
- If metabolism changes with age
- How intermittent fasting impacts metabolic rate
- The hormones that drive appetite and satiety
You'll get:
- 110 minutes of jaw-dropping insights on metabolism from Dr Libby
- Access to rewatch the recording for 60 days
What people have said about Dr Libby’s online events:
5/5
The event was very informative but what made it even more special was the extra time that Dr Libby took to answer questions at the end. She is amazingly generous with her time and comes across as kind and caring, and of course extremely knowledgeable.
I appreciate the in-depth logical flow of content without being too scientific. I find Dr Libby’s delivery easily digestible!
Great overview and blessed to be able to see Dr Libby all the way from Ireland. Covered lots of really relevant pieces.
I loved the fact that it was live, and I could ask a question and see other questions and answers as well.
Great to be involved in a 'live' experience.
Being live. Being able to take screenshots of the slides for reading over later. Having the scientific facts presented in a no nonsense but friendly way of Libby’s. Love her analogies to aid understanding. Very interesting questions.
I love watching Dr Libby give her presentations - I ALWAYS learn so much from her.
I loved the information and how well Dr Libby explained complicated mechanisms in the body. Also, that all listeners had the opportunity to tune in and to ask questions. All very interesting and motivating!!! Thank you!
A lot of detailed information that was well researched and thought out.
Thank you, Dr Libby, for yet another incredible event, great delivery & always enjoy your sessions plus it’s great that we can listen again within the next 60 days.
I loved that I could be at home while watching. The information is amazing.
Dr Libby makes things easy to understand and relatable to your own situation. She is very personable and a great presenter.
Great info and I gained new insights, the warmth, kindness and generosity that Dr Libby exuded, great Q&A.
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About Dr Libby
Dr Libby Weaver is one of Australasia’s leading nutritional biochemists, a 13 times best-selling author and a renowned international speaker. With a degree in dietetics, a PhD in biochemistry and over 20 years’ experience in clinical practice, Dr Libby draws on her wisdom and expertise to empower people to take charge of their health and happiness.
With a natural ability to break even the most complicated of concepts into layman’s terms, Dr Libby’s health messages embrace her unique three-pillared approach that explore the interplay between nutrition, emotions and the biochemistry of the body. Driven to help women better understand the complexities of their bodies, Dr Libby has spent the greater part of her career exploring the impact of hormones on overall health and how to correct imbalances.