After Rebooting, most of the symptoms I'd attributed to the MS began to disappear and it became obvious that it was merely the crap I was eating.

After Rebooting, I lost 22 kilos/48 lbs. and according to my wife I became another person.

My daughter was born in January, and it just didn’t seem fair to have her grow up with a Dad who was too fat to do things with her or chase her around the yard.

I suffered from an autoimmune disorder that left me tired, depressed and overweight. One night, I stumbled across “Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead”.

I weighed 240 pounds and was suffering from chronic back pain and an unknown illness that the doctors were unable to diagnose.

At 44 years old with MS, Gus had no energy to lose weight. He decided to embark on a 60 day Reboot and was finally able to lose 30 lb.

Joe gave me a copy of the movie and the inspiration I needed to take it to the next step.

At 285lbs and 49 years old, my Doctor informed me my cholesterol was high, as was my blood pressure and that I was a hair away from Type II diabetes.

I used to dread looking in a mirror or getting on a scale because it brought me instant shame. Today I do both regularly to be sure I never see that obese person ever again.

We are both down 2 pant sizes and 1 shirt size so far. We recently have taken long walks without breaking a sweat or shortness of breath.

I was inspired to do a Reboot when my son and I wanted to go on a ride at our local amusement park. No big deal right?

My son was then born in Dec. 2012 and after realizing I would be no role model to him by living an unhealthy lifestyle, I took on the challenge to Reboot.