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Lose Fat…Not Muscle

9 Comments 19 September 2009

Lose Fat…Not Muscle

In 1980 35% of Americans were overweight to obese.

46 BILLION Dollars and hundreds of diets later…

More than 65% of Americans are overweight to obese.

Why Most Diets Fail

Most Diets Are:

  • Nutritionally inadequate = you feel bad, sooner or later
  • Too hard to follow= interferes with life
  • Results are too slow = frustration
  • Unsafe ingredients = negative side effects (Ephedra, Ephedra Alternatives, other stimulants)
  • Slow your metabolism = the Yo-Yo effects

The Vicious Diet Cycle:

  • DIET (decrease in calories)
  • FAMINE RESPONSE (lose weight from lean muscle and fat; reduce your metabolic rate, which increases your fat storage)
  • FALL OFF (increase in calories)
  • FEAST RESPONSE (reduced metabolic rate, you’ve lost muscle mass, so therefore you regain the weight from fat)
  • REPEAT (overweight)

**So in a nutshell: You deciddiet cyclee to diet, so you reduce your calories, which DOES cause you to lose weight, BUT there is no way to tell if you are losing MUSCLE or FAT!  The less lean muscle you have, the slower your metabolism runs. The slower your metabolism, the less fat you burn! So when you fall off the diet, or maybe you have reached your goal weight so you have start eating “normal” again, you have less lean muscle and therefore gain all the weight back and some!  If you don’t have muscle you don’t burn fat!

So remember, most diets will not help you retain your muscle mass and keep of the weight.  But we have the solution! It’s called CINCH. Click here to read more about how CINCH works to lose the fat but keep the muscle!

 

 

Your Comments

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  1. Richard Catt says:

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  2. dianne says:

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  3. Mina says:

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