Zoe Finch Totten, founder of the Full Yield, offers a 12-month wellness program with personal coaches to encourage members to change their diet and exercise often.
(Michele Mcdonald for The Boston Globe)
Making a lifestyle of healthier choices
New company coaches clients on diet, exercise
Zoe Finch Totten, founder of the Full Yield, offers a 12-month wellness program with personal coaches to encourage members to change their diet and exercise often.
(Michele Mcdonald for The Boston Globe)
WELLESLEY - Many professionals believe the best way to lower health care costs is with better food. A Boston-area start-up wants to prove that notion true, that you can decrease the risk of diabetes and hypertension by making the right choices at the table. (Full article: 663 words)
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