LEESBURG, VA—7Company® Weight Loss & Wellness Center announced that Susan Lee has joined 7Company® Weight Loss & Wellness Center in their Leesburg office as a Wellness & Sales Consultant.

Susan is active in the Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce as one of the Chamber’s Ambassadors and was named the 2008 Ambassador of the Year.  In addition, she is a member of the Chamber’s Women In Business Alliance.  Susan serves on the Board of Directors for the Fur Baby Food Bank.

Susan became a client of 7Company Weight Loss & Wellness Center at the end of March of this year.  Her goal was to lose weight and she recently announced “I have lost 50 pounds using the Ideal Protein program at 7Company!”   Susan’s success has inspired many women in Leesburg to also participate in the Ideal Protein weight loss program.  Susan’s success with her weight loss program resulted in her developing a passion to help others to lose weight and that passion is being realized through her joining 7Company.

“7Company is pleased to have Susan Lee join our Weight Loss and Wellness Company.   Susan is a great example of what is possible if you have the motivation and coaching to lose weight’”, said Jennifer Seven, CEO of 7Company.

The Washington Post reported last month on, July 14, 2010, page E-1:

In 38 states, more than 25 percent of the adult population is obese.  One in three American children is considered overweight or obese.  Last year, obesity-related diseases cost the United States about $150 billion.

About 7Company® LLC:
7Company® is a seven year old, 100% woman owned certified Virginia minority owned business.  Office is located at 56 Sycolin Road, S.E., Leesburg, VA  20175.  Phone is 571 252-3775. Contact Susan Lee.

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Transformation from within
By Betsy Allen

America's got plenty of challenges on its plate, but obesity's one of the most pervasive. Today, a third of our nation's adults -- along with 25 percent of Virginians -- are obese. These folks suffer greatly increased risks of heart disease, Type 2 diabetes, hypertension, stroke, osteoarthritis, gallstones and some forms of cancer. Then there's the medical costs involved in treating these conditions, as well as the impact of lost work days and decreased productivity. 

Yet, what sometimes gets lost in the barrage of information is the emotional effect -- how it actually feels to deal with a weight problem, day in and day out. "For some women, intimate relationships suffer," says JoAnn Junk of 7Company Weight Loss & Wellness Center. "They might have stopped undressing in front of their husbands. Or they can't play with their children." Many people, Junk adds, worry about fitting into an airplane seat, or wonder if they'll break the chair they've just been shown to in a restaurant.

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