“I was actually pretty thin up until middle school,” Suzanne remembers. “But after my parents divorced and my brother and I ended up living with my father, I was dealing with a lot of emotional issues, and food became a source of comfort.” Moreover, the food that was available to her had little nutritional value. As busy man with limited financial resources, Suzanne’s father often took the family to McDonald’s, pizza, and other fast food places. “I also drank soda all the time. It was our main beverage. We didn’t even really drink water,” she recalls.

“My dad and brother ate all the same stuff I did and stayed thin, but by about fifth or sixth grade, I began to really put on weight,” says Suzanne. “It was really tough, because not only was I taller than all of my classmates, but I was heavier as well. I didn’t look like any of them or like I fit in, which is all you really want at that age. When you’re that much bigger than everyone else, you just stick out. I was constantly picked on because of my size.”

Over the years, Suzanne tried many other diets to lose weight. “You name it, I tried it,” she says. “Juicing, vegetarianism, Weight Watchers, South Beach, and others I can’t even remember right now.” She also briefly took the supplement Hydroxycut and even the prescription medication fen-phen during high school, which made her feel sick, light-headed and dizzy. “Every time I learned about something new for weight loss, I thought, this is it. This is going to be what works. But of course, nothing ever did. I couldn’t stick with any of them for more than a few weeks, so I’d only lose a few pounds. It was always just a quick fix and never a lifestyle change.”

Suzanne married her husband Mick and three years later, she gave birth to her daughter, Olivia. Once Olivia became an active toddler, Suzanne found that taking care of her was increasingly difficult. “I just didn’t have the energy to keep up with her,” Suzanne says. “My back and neck hurt, my joints were cracking, I was sleeping nine hours a day but had no energy, and I was just miserable. And I was only 30 years old.”

Envisioning a future of continued weight gain, pain, and worsening health problems, she briefly considered weight-loss surgery. “I had a friend who had lost a lot of weight after having gastric bypass, so I asked her about it. But I just thought it wasn’t right for me, because in my own case there was such an emotional component to eating. I figured even if I had the surgery, I’d probably go back to eating the same way eventually, and I’d end up in the same spot. I needed to work on the emotional issues and figure out why I wasn’t making the investment in myself.”

Shortly thereafter, she was on the Reddit forums and noticed a keto thread featuring “before” and “after” photos of a woman who’d successfully lost a lot of weight. She appreciated that the person had a body similar to her own. She noticed that the people with the biggest success stories were using Keto Advanced Weight Loss. She started doing research into Keto Advanced Weight Loss and found out that it helped people on the keto diet and off maintain a level of ketosis - which allows the body's metabolism to maintain a constant state of "on."

Ten weeks into her keto lifestyle, Suzanne began a YouTube channel to share her keto weight loss and health journey. Every week for a solid year, she posted a video to document her transformation, provide helpful advice, and share her challenges and successes with a steadily growing audience.

Although she became more active after losing weight, she didn’t work out or participate in any kind of formal exercise.

“I didn’t want to do too many things at once, because it’s too difficult to make changes in diet and also start exercising,” she says. “I just focused on one thing at a time. And even now, I don’t really work out, other than that annual 5K run. I don’t like going to the gym, but I love being more active and walking a lot. I go to the park or the zoo or hike with my five-year-old daughter. Before, I was a couch potato kind of girl, but now I really like to go out and explore and do things. Honestly, that's it, I take my Keto Advanced Weight Loss, and eat a sensible diet. And the weight just keeps coming off.”

Dr. Oz has endorsed dozens of diets over this 10 years on the air. So what makes Keto Advanced Weight Loss different?

"Keto isn't just a supplement. It's science. It's a real solution to a real problem. It's more than just a supplement, it safely changes your body chemistry so that your metabolism starts buring calories. It convinces your body it's starving. It ensures that you will burn more calories than you consume. And keep losing weight. I truely believe it's the answer to the obesity epidemic. The signs are all around us. We have seen thousands and thousands of people come forward adn say keto is helping them lose weight, where they couldn't before. and Keto Advanced Weight Loss is a big part of that. Whether you want to lose huge amounts of weight fast, by combining diet, exercise and Keto Advanced Weight Loss or you want to lose weight in a way you know you can stick to - but just taking Keto Advanced Weight Loss twice a day and burning more calories than you consume, keto is the dieting answer." - Dr. Oz told People magazine's health reporter.