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Discover the reasons why previous weight-loss programs have failed to work. The Food ARC presents a fresh approach to tackling diet-related illnesses and shedding unwanted weight.
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Receive assistance with managing your food and health from highly trained Advocates who are available now. Experience the comfort of being in the company of individuals who can empathize with your situation.
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Hi there! My name is Joan Ifland, PhD and I am the CEO of the Addiction Reset Community (ARC). I have been working hard since 1996 to create a reliable way for you to break free from the negative effects of processed foods. I want you to know that I care about your well-being and I am always here to help you.Â
“I am so thankful for Joan Ifland’s program. For the first time in my life, I have found a group that understands my relationship with processed foods and, even more importantly, has a solution. Joan’s expertise is astounding. She has such a welcoming nature and understands that each person is an individual coming from a different platform. Although I realize this is just the beginning of healing my compulsive overeating after 45 years of searching, I am so thankful for the program.”
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~ S F. ARC Member
How the ARC has changed my life ...
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People look to the ARC...
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Because weight-loss and eating disorder approaches have not worked. The ARC is based on recovery from processed foods.
Because the ARC is easy to access, if you can watch TV, you can succeed in the ARC.
Because it is affordable, membership starts from only $59 per month.
Because it doesn't require extra time, just listen in the background as you go about your day.
Because Dr. Joan Ifland, the lead author/editor of the Processed Food Addiction textbook, leads it. It is science-based.
Because live group support is available over Zoom by trained advocates 15-17 hours per day worldwide.
Because the ARC teaches over 150 skills to manage cues and stress, food is only 20% of getting control over your health.