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10/12/2026

DR G AT 57💥 UNSTOPPABLE 💪

WHY BUILD MUSCLE?

MUSCLE IS THE ORGAN OF LONGEVITY 💪

Women start losing muscle at age 30, which is called sarcopenia.

I am here at Orlando Sports Medicine with the incredible Dr. Bill Biaggi, to build muscle week after week!

I have struggled with my weight and body fat percentage since I was 23 years old.

Just like me, your struggle with your weight in NOT YOUR FAULT!

Come in for your free consultation with Dr. Allison Haughton-Green, voted Orlando’s Best Weight Loss Physician, by clicking the link below:

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10/12/2026

If you feel like you’ve lost control of your health, please remember that your body is not your enemy. It is communicating with you in the only way it can. The fatigue, the brain fog, the weight gain—these are not failures, but invitations to look deeper.

I am here to help you uncover what’s truly going on and to create a plan tailored specifically to your needs. With the right support, your body can heal, and you can feel like yourself again🌞

👉 Book your free in-person consultation today: https://buff.ly/riHkqwf

10/08/2026

UNBELIEVABLE! WHO CALLS HER PATIENT AT 9 PM? 🌙

Dr. Allison Haughton-Green called me at 9:00 PM... and then her chiropractor called me at 9:15 PM to make sure I was okay after my car accident on June 1st caused me to miss my weekly accountability appointment."

Don't miss Attorney Belinda Rivera's powerful testimony about the exceptional concierge medical care she is receiving from Dr. Allison Haughton-Green at The Orlando Institute of Weight Management and Metabolic Medicine, a concierge functional medicine practice specializing in insulin resistance, sustained weight loss, and chronic disease prevention.

After Belinda was involved in a car accident that prevented her from attending her weekly appointment, she was surprised to receive a personal phone call from Dr. Haughton-Green at 9:00 PM to check on her well-being. Just 15 minutes later, Dr. Green's chiropractor also contacted her to ensure she was safe and to offer support following the accident.

In today's healthcare environment, where many patients struggle to speak directly with their physician, this level of accessibility, compassion, and personalized attention is truly remarkable. For Dr. Haughton-Green, patient care extends far beyond the office visit. She believes that every patient deserves to feel supported, valued, and cared for throughout their health journey.

This is the essence of concierge medicine—building meaningful relationships, providing individualized care, and being present when patients need guidance the most. Attorney Rivera shares that knowing her physician genuinely cares about her health and well-being has been one of the most meaningful aspects of her experience.

Whether helping patients overcome insulin resistance, achieve sustainable weight loss, prevent chronic disease, or navigate unexpected life events, Dr. Haughton-Green remains committed to treating the whole person, not just a diagnosis.

For Belinda, those phone calls were about much more than healthcare—they were a powerful reminder that she is never alone on her journey to better health.

10/07/2026

WHAT WEIGHT LOSS CENTER IN ORLANDO WAS VOTED THE BEST IN 2025?

Dr. Allison Haughton-Green, CEO and founder of The Orlando Institute of Weight Management, was proudly voted Orlando’s Best Weight Loss Center in 2025, a recognition that reflects her outstanding success in transforming lives through lifestyle medicine.

She is living proof that addressing the root causes of metabolic dysfunction can dramatically improve health and weight, having personally experienced the transformative power of her approach.

After struggling with weight and the challenges of insulin resistance, Dr. Haughton-Green developed and successfully implemented her Insulin Resistance Weight Loss Program, losing 70 pounds of water weight and fat in just three short months.

Even more impressive, she has maintained that weight loss for over 17 years, showing that sustainable results are achievable when patients are equipped with the right knowledge and tools. Passionate about teaching her patients, she emphasizes that lasting weight management is not about quick fixes, but about understanding how the body responds to food, hormones, and inflammation. Her journey exemplifies the 80/20 rule she champions in her practice:

80% of successful weight management comes from implementing an anti-inflammatory diet that stabilizes blood sugar and keeps insulin levels low, allowing fat to burn efficiently, while the remaining 20% may involve supportive therapies like GLP-1 injections or tablets, targeted supplements, and consistent movement to enhance metabolic health. Central to her philosophy is the belief that food is the most powerful drug we consume daily. By educating her patients on choosing nutrient-dense foods, reading nutrition labels, avoiding inflammatory ingredients, and prioritizing balanced meals,

Dr. Haughton-Green empowers them to take control of their health. Her educational and holistic approach instills a deep respect for what goes into the body, helping patients achieve not only weight loss but also long-term metabolic wellness, improved energy, and prevention of chronic disease.

10/07/2026

What are you having for dinner? Take a peek into my secret fat burning meals!
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10/07/2026

What are you having for dinner? Please share your low glycemic dairy free and gluten-free recipes because I share them to inspire you and if we all do this together, we can inspire each other to eat healthy.

10/06/2026

🚹 MEN 50+, THIS MESSAGE IS FOR YOU!

Why does Dr. Allison Haughton-Green measure David Alan Knight’s blood pressure every single week instead of focusing solely on what the scale says?

Because the scale only tells part of the story.

Dr. Haughton-Green teaches her patients that true health is not measured by pounds alone. A patient can lose weight while still having uncontrolled high blood pressure, insulin resistance, inflammation, and an increased risk of heart attack, stroke, kidney disease, and dementia. Conversely, a patient may experience dramatic improvements in metabolic health before significant changes appear on the scale.

Blood pressure is one of the most important vital signs because it provides a real-time window into cardiovascular health. Elevated blood pressure often reflects underlying metabolic dysfunction, excess visceral fat, chronic inflammation, insulin resistance, poor sleep, stress, and other factors that increase the risk of chronic disease. By monitoring blood pressure weekly, Dr. Haughton-Green can track improvements in a patient's health long before they become visible in the mirror.

As David Knight begins his weight loss journey, Dr. Haughton-Green is focused on much more than helping him lose pounds. Her goal is to reduce his risk of heart attack, stroke, kidney disease, and other chronic illnesses by improving his overall metabolic health. She carefully monitors key markers such as blood pressure, body composition, laboratory values, insulin levels, and inflammation markers to ensure that his body is becoming healthier—not simply lighter.

"The scale measures weight, but blood pressure measures health," explains Dr. Haughton-Green. "I would rather see a patient improve their cardiovascular health, lower their disease risk, and add healthy years to their life than obsess over a number on the scale."

At The Orlando Institute of Weight Management and Metabolic Medicine (Orlandoweightlossdoc) success is measured not only by pounds lost, but by lives transformed, diseases prevented, and years of healthy living gained.

10/05/2026

Today Attorney Rivera hit a milestone! She is now officially under the 200 lbs mark and we at the Orlando Institute are beyond proud of her. Thanks to Dr. Allison Haughton-Green and Attorney Belinda Rivera-Sánchez’s determination this milestone was hit! 🙏🏾 🎉

10/05/2026