FITworks!™ - Corporate Wellness

Corporate Wellness Program
 Reap the Rewards of Corporate Wellness
 Improved Professional Image
 Increased Productivity
 Improved Morale
 Reduced Turnover
 Increased Recruitment Potential
 Reduced Absenteeism
 Lower Health Care Costs
 Improved Employee Health
 Increased Profit
 Based on the latest cutting-edge innovations in human
biochemistry and exercise philosophy research
 The nutritional component of the program focuses on
choosing the right food as fuel
 The exercise component of the program focuses on “smart”
exercises
 The supplement component of the program focuses on
natural, nutrient packed supplements
 The theoretical underpinning is an understanding of the
blood sugar and inflammation pathways
 The effect of the three macronutrients (namely protein, fats,
and carbohydrates) on the body's blood sugar and hormonal
balance
 Resultant effect on energy, fat storage, hunger, mental and
emotional state, stress, and disease prevention.
 Unlike traditional diet programs, the FITworks lifestyle
approach does not advocate the outdated paradigms of
calorie counting, use of scales, and dieting.
 Awareness of physical, mental and emotional energy levels
(how you feel)
 Health-enhancing food choices
 Philosophy is very clear, effective, and is sustainable longterm
 No gimmicks, pre-packaged meals, or quick-fix, cure-alls
 The program is result-oriented, with 75% of the results
attributed to nutrition, 20% to effective exercise, and 5% to
essential vitamin/mineral supplementation.
 Objectively measurable indicators
 Body composition, circumference measurements,
cardiovascular fitness
 Subjectively measurable indicators
 energy levels, mental clarity, sense of well-being, and
strength
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Hunger avoidance (through 4-6 meals and/or snacks per day)
Realistic "cheating" (allowing 1-2 cheat meals per week)
Smart exercise
Extraordinary supplements
Reprogramming lifestyle habits
Metabolism correction
Detoxification
 What is the cost-to-benefit analysis of a
Workplace Wellness Program?
 Cost of Absenteeism
 Average rate of absenteeism is 2.5%
 Cost of sick day = salary + 30% employer costs ÷ 240
working days
 Example
 Company with 150 employees
 Absenteeism rate = 4
 Assume average wage $40,000
 Employer Cost of Sick Day
 ($40,000 + $12,000) ÷ 240 = $217 per day
 Example
 Employer Cost of Sick Day
 ($40,000 + $12,000) ÷ 240 = $217 per day
 Assume 4 absences a day
 $217 x 4 = $868 per day
 240 working days
 Approximately $208,000
 $1,387 per employee per year
 Example
 Average Cost of Absenteeism
 $1,387 per employee per year
 Based on existing data from companies with FITworks
the anticipated absenteeism would be approximately
17.5%
 $243 per employee, per year
 $36,500 per year
What does FITworks cost?
$29.95 (one time) – membership fee
plus
$9.95 monthly - online access to FITworks!™
FITworks!™ Product Packages
$99.00
$175.00
Estimate of FITworks!™ Membership Commissions
# of Members x $77.00* x 15%** = Commissions
100 Members x $77.00 x 15% = $ 1,155.00 Monthly
500 Members x $77.00 x 15% = $ 5,775.00 Monthly
1000 Members x $77.00 x 15% = $11,550.00 Monthly
*$72.00 average monthly customer order + $5.00 BV on FITworks!™ membership fee.
**15% commissions paid monthly by It Works! Marketing.
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Questions?
Backup Slides
 Exercise Video
 Online and Interactive
 Newsletters
 12 Day FITstart
 eBook
 Thermogenic Foods
 Personal 1 on 1 consultations
 Meal Planning
 24 hour access
 Recipes
Key Facts
Gluten Free
Vegan
QAI Certified Organic
Low Glycemic
Raw, cold pressed
Prebiotic
Zero Trans Fats
High Fiber
Low sodium
Key Ingredients
Omega-3
Cacao Nibs
Goji Berries
Coconut Oil
Quinoa
Omega-3
The Omega-3 is from flax
Essential Fat
Fiber helps to keep weight down in several ways
 Flax helps stabilize blood sugar levels
Goji Berries
Grown in the valleys of the Himalayan mountains
Super antioxidant
ORAC value of over 25,000
Numerous Health Benefits
Cacao Nibs
Essential Fat oleoylethanolamide (OAE)
Cocoa
ORAC value of over 25,000
Unique properties and minerals
Numerous Health Benefits
Coconut Oil
Rich in lauric acid, known for anti-viral, antibacterial
and anti-fungal properties
Often used by thyroid sufferers to increase body
metabolism, and to lose weight.
Essential Fat
Quinoa
Super Grain
More protein and iron than any other grain and
fewer carbohydrates
Provides all 8 amino acids