I was 30 pounds overweight and carrying a lifetime of anxiety woven into my skin. This program didn’t just make me lose weight. It taught me to see anxiety as an ally, not an enemy. It showed me that the dizziness I was afraid of could be the same sensation you feel when you fall in love. Today I am nearly at my ideal weight. But the real loss wasn’t the pounds. It was the loss of the fear of being myself. It’s not for everyone. It’s for those ready to look. I did it. And I would never go back.

Thank you so much David Zappasodi, for changing my life❣️ I’ve experienced unbelievable freedom in the area of weight loss (lost over 50 pounds with no fear of it ever returning), eliminated all food cravings (which haven't returned in a year!), and no more food noise. And that isn't even the best part! The thing is, this program has transformed my life in ways I couldn’t even imagine when I started. I highly recommend this program. It has simply been an amazing journey, with lots more to come🎉

After a lifetime of struggling with food, I’m confident that I found my forever program. I’ve just entered into phase two and I’m so excited to see the possibilities around the corner. So far my cravings are practically zero. My overeating has almost stopped and I haven’t even gotten to that phase yet. Right now in my work kitchen there are brownies, cookies, banana bread, lemon bars and snack cakes. No desire. I’m so excited I found this group. David, you are a master at what you do.

I joined as a skeptic after losing— & regaining—more than 100 pounds twice. Joined 4/25, took 3 mths off for surgery (unrelated), & returned in January. I’ve released 94 pounds! My cravings and eating patterns have changed, but this program goes far beyond weight. David’s coaching and the supportive community help you become more honest, vulnerable, and confident. This IS sustainable. Brain Flip hasn’t just helped me lose weight—it has helped free me from food’s hold. YEAH!!!

It only took me about a month to realize what I had known when I was 14. From 14-78 I often fails to believe in myself when it came to food. I managed pretty well until I was about 40. Then I began to really beat up on myself. Today I live food free and I have the tools to choose.