18/08/2026
She lost 10 kg. But that’s not the result I’m most proud of.
Noemi lives with Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis.
So from day one, this could never be treated as a simple “eat less, move more” transformation.
Her nutrition, training, recovery, symptoms and body-composition data had to be considered together — and the strategy had to adapt as her body responded.
📉 Approximately 10 kg lost
📊 Recorded body fat: 24.2% → 17.8%
🍽️ Calories adjusted throughout the different phases
❤️ Today, she reports almost no pain and significantly better overall wellbeing
But there is another part of her story that matters.
During her medical follow-up, imaging showed no evidence of significant active inflammatory activity, a finding compatible with stable disease / radiological remission.
To be very clear: I’m not claiming that coaching treated her Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis. These conditions require appropriate medical care, and correlation is not causation.
What coaching helped us control were the things we could control: nutrition, training, body composition, lifestyle and continuous monitoring of her response.
And this is exactly why I believe a transformation shouldn’t be judged only by the number on the scale.
For Noemi, the biggest win isn’t simply being 10 kg lighter.
It’s being able to live her life with almost no pain and feeling better in her body again.
That’s what health and body recomposition should ultimately support: not just looking better, but building a body and lifestyle that allow you to live better.
Your body is data. Your plan should listen to it.
Individual results vary. Coaching does not replace medical diagnosis, treatment or specialist care.