I hope you had a beautiful summer!

Now that Labor Day has come and gone, it's time to refocus on our health and wellness goals. I'm thrilled to share some exciting updates that can help you stay on track and thrive.


   I have a NEW Facebook page. It’s a space where I’ll share expert tips, inspiring advice, and exciting updates. Follow me at facebook.com/PeggyKrausCoaching  Be sure to click LIKE in the top right of the page. If you follow me on my old page, go ahead and switch to this NEW page. I won't be posting on that page anymore, and I don’t want to lose touch.


  
       Instagram logo     Follow me on Instagram at @peggy_krausss for diet and health tips and ideas for healthy living. I'll be posting information designed to keep you motivated and on track.



    5 to Thrive logo My brand new, life-changing program, 5 to Thrive, begins another run on September 25th. 

5 to Thrive has already been making waves and bringing incredible results. It’s designed to bring you together with people who want the same as you: a strong, healthy body. Achieving goals together sparks lasting success. 


5 to Thrive's group support is the cornerstone of your health transformation.


Join weekly Zoom meetings and a private chat room. You'll find a vibrant community of like-minded folks who understand your challenges and celebrate your victories. We'll share tips, offer support, and hold each other accountable. Your 5 to Thrive eBook is your blueprint for the program. It's filled with delicious recipes, my 5 Power Moves, and tips for your success.

Don’t put off your health goals until after the holidays. Waiting only means you’ll start the new year behind on your wellness journey. Instead, get a jump on your goals now so you can start 2025 as the best version of yourself. 

Register today. Set yourself up for success. Feel strong, vibrant, and healthy this holiday season.



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Tired of feeling stuck with your weight or your health?

Most people aren’t given the simple daily habits that actually move the numbers — weight, blood sugar, blood pressure, cholesterol, energy, and more.

You can change your health by changing your habits.
Small, consistent shifts in what you eat and how you live can lower inflammation, support heart health, balance blood sugar, and help you feel better in your body.

Start with 5 simple diet habits that make a real difference.
These easy, practical tips will help you start losing weight, lower inflammation, and feel more in control — beginning today.



1 Comment

  1. Donna Andreassi  09/14/2024 06:54 PM Central
    I’m joining again Just behind

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This blog is dedicated to Irl Flanagan, who was my friend and grammar mentor. Over the last 20 or so years, he spent countless hours editing my manuscripts and teaching me the intricacies of sentence structure and the true meaning and the proper usage of words. 

Irl passed 4 months before his 100th birthday. He held my writing to a high standard, and I honor him by doing the same.

About Me

Most people want to feel better, live lighter, and get their numbers moving in the right direction — weight, blood sugar, blood pressure, cholesterol, energy. But lasting change doesn’t come from willpower or restriction. It comes from small, doable habits practiced day after day.

Peggy Kraus, MA, RCEP, CDCES, is a clinical exercise physiologist and diabetes care specialist who has spent nearly three decades helping people improve their health through simple, evidence‑based lifestyle changes. Her programs are grounded in research and built around habits that lower inflammation, support heart health, balance blood sugar, and make weight loss sustainable.

Peggy has worked with thousands of people, guiding them toward meaningful improvements in their health — from weight loss and lower glucose to better blood pressure, cholesterol, and energy. Her approach is practical, encouraging, and rooted in the belief that anyone can change their health by changing their daily habits.
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