The 2 Week Diet is divided up into several distinct parts.
1. The Diet: the diet portion of The 2 Week Diet is just that—diet.
It consists of two phases (each phase being 1 week long). During
your first week on the diet, you will likely see a drop of weight in the
neighborhood of 10 pounds. It will give you all the information on how
you can lose up to one pound of body fat (or more) per day, simply by
the foods you eat and don’t eat. The diet requires some motivation and
short-term changes to your eating habits but I promise you that if you
can make it past the first week of this diet, you will be in total control
of your weight for the rest of your life. In fact, many people have said
that after finishing Phase #1 of The 2 Week Diet, they felt like they could
accomplish anything.
2. The Workouts: one of the reasons people fail in their diets is because
the workout required to succeed is just too much for most people to
handle. This is not the case with The 2 Week Diet. The 2 Week Diet
workouts are designed to burn fat and get you into great shape in
about 20 minutes just a few times each week. While you can lose weight
quickly on the diet alone, a quality workout like the one in The 2 week
diet, can double your fat loss results. The 2 Week Diet workout is
broken down into two separate workouts. One is for those who would
rather workout at their local gym and the other is a home workout,
using just your body weight and the one single piece of equipment. No
matter which of the workouts you choose, you’ll find that they are, by
far, the best fat-blasting workouts you will ever see!
3. Supplements: The supplement report provides a look at some of the
most popular diet supplements being used today. These will include a
review of the supplements not included in The 2 Week Diet itself.
4. Motivation & Mindset: the motivation report contains valuable
information that I have used on my clients in the past. It will show you
how to focus your energy on achieving your goals. There are some really
great tips, tricks and secrets to losing weight and keeping the weight off.
The 2 Week Diet - Launch Handbook | 10
To Summarize
So Far…
The purpose of this book is - simply cut to the chase—to help reduce the confusion...
to eliminate the nonsense and to help you burn stubborn body fat as fast as possible.
On the diet alone, you should see weight loss in the range of around 1 pound of body
fat per day.
Losing weight is simply a matter of science. How we gain and lose weight is
controlled, in large, by our biological makeup. You will gain a better understanding of
the body’s hormones and how they react positively or negatively with the nutrients
you eat with regards to weight loss and weight gain.
You’ll learn how to get off the weight loss carousel and instead of taking a
“roundabout” approach, you’ll deal with weight loss straight on.
It is my intention that this diet book will be the very last one you’ll ever purchase. It
promises to be an absolute goldmine of information that cuts right to the heart of
rapid fat loss.
There is really just one set of instructions that we all can follow to achieve rapid
weight loss and body transformations in record time and that information is
contained in this book.
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The Hidden Truth About Cardio
How your daily gut busting routine may actually be preventing weight loss and pushing you closer to death
In western cultures like ours, countries like the U.S., UK, Australia, Canada and other European nations, what’s the first thing that anybody thinks of or tells you whenever the idea of weight loss is brought up? You’ve got to hit the treadmill, exercise bike or the streets and burn those calories!
On the surface of it, this makes sense, right? After all, you’re doing a lot of work and you’re sweating and breathing heavy. Surely running a few miles every day must be dissolving those unsightly LB’s like crazy, right?
Would you be surprised to hear that this is actually wrong?
No, I’m not crazy – let me lay it out for you…
Yes, cardio does burn calories, it’s true. And yes, some cardio is good for you. Light cardio promotes a healthy heart and increases your endurance. On the other hand, though… heavy cardio actually begins to have the opposite effects.
Before I get into why, let me give you a simple but common sense example. Imagine pre-historic Man. These men and women are running around the Paleolithic world chasing down antelope, red deer, aurox, bison and the occasional wooly mammoth. Most of their diet comes from animal protein and what edible plants they can scrounge.
Well, if cardio was so great for losing weight, these people would simply starve to death while running down their food. All that cardio would burn through their energy reserves faster than they could replace them. Yet they didn’t starve to death… why?
For one thing, a lot of heavy cardio is hard on your knees and feet. Second, it’s also hard on the heart. Too much cardio actually begins to add scar tissue to your heart and increases your rate of heart attack. We didn’t realize that for a while until many scientific studies were done on the subject.
As for losing weight, excessive cardio actually has the reverse effect and here’s why. Our bodies are genetically designed to survive. Our body’s job is to store energy as fuel both for its immediate use and in the form of fat for those times when food is scarce. In modern times, of course, food isn’t really scarce, so this built in safety feature is rarely needed.
However, when you deprive your body of the nutrients it requires, either by starving yourself on some crazy diet or by over-taxing your body with lots of cardio, it begins to switch into survival mode.
Additionally, and unfortunately with heavy cardio, your body also becomes anabolic.
This means that it begins to burn the most effective source of energy first – and that’s not fat… it’s your muscle. Take a good look at some of these chronic long distance runners who compete. Many of them are kind of stringy looking and have to pack in the carbs just to maintain their muscle mass.
You want your body to burn fat, not muscle, obviously. It’s not really about calories, as many diets and so-called fitness gurus try to make you believe. Calories are only a means of measuring food energy. Yes, if you want to lose weight, you must take in less calories than you consume, yet there’s so much more to it than that.
The biggest secret to weight loss isn’t running 10 miles every day, starving yourself or even avoiding some of your favorite carbs, believe it or not. In fact, if you’re going to lose weight properly, it’s actually important that you do eat some of your favorite foods!
I know that sounds crazy, too – but it’s absolutely true, and I can prove it to you! If you know how to
use your body’s natural processes to your advantage, it’s entirely possible to lose 10, 20 or even 30+
pounds in a single month without starvation diets, gut wrenching cardio, ridiculous workouts and eating
anything gross! It’s true and I can show you the science to prove it!
Want to know more about dropping some stubborn LB’s right away? Then click this link and I’ll show you a video that’ll explain how and show you the science backed by independent clinical studies to prove it.
How your daily gut busting routine may actually be preventing weight loss and pushing you closer to death
In western cultures like ours, countries like the U.S., UK, Australia, Canada and other European nations, what’s the first thing that anybody thinks of or tells you whenever the idea of weight loss is brought up? You’ve got to hit the treadmill, exercise bike or the streets and burn those calories!
On the surface of it, this makes sense, right? After all, you’re doing a lot of work and you’re sweating and breathing heavy. Surely running a few miles every day must be dissolving those unsightly LB’s like crazy, right?
Would you be surprised to hear that this is actually wrong?
No, I’m not crazy – let me lay it out for you…
Yes, cardio does burn calories, it’s true. And yes, some cardio is good for you. Light cardio promotes a healthy heart and increases your endurance. On the other hand, though… heavy cardio actually begins to have the opposite effects.
Before I get into why, let me give you a simple but common sense example. Imagine pre-historic Man. These men and women are running around the Paleolithic world chasing down antelope, red deer, aurox, bison and the occasional wooly mammoth. Most of their diet comes from animal protein and what edible plants they can scrounge.
Well, if cardio was so great for losing weight, these people would simply starve to death while running down their food. All that cardio would burn through their energy reserves faster than they could replace them. Yet they didn’t starve to death… why?
For one thing, a lot of heavy cardio is hard on your knees and feet. Second, it’s also hard on the heart. Too much cardio actually begins to add scar tissue to your heart and increases your rate of heart attack. We didn’t realize that for a while until many scientific studies were done on the subject.
As for losing weight, excessive cardio actually has the reverse effect and here’s why. Our bodies are genetically designed to survive. Our body’s job is to store energy as fuel both for its immediate use and in the form of fat for those times when food is scarce. In modern times, of course, food isn’t really scarce, so this built in safety feature is rarely needed.
However, when you deprive your body of the nutrients it requires, either by starving yourself on some crazy diet or by over-taxing your body with lots of cardio, it begins to switch into survival mode.
Additionally, and unfortunately with heavy cardio, your body also becomes anabolic.
This means that it begins to burn the most effective source of energy first – and that’s not fat… it’s your muscle. Take a good look at some of these chronic long distance runners who compete. Many of them are kind of stringy looking and have to pack in the carbs just to maintain their muscle mass.
You want your body to burn fat, not muscle, obviously. It’s not really about calories, as many diets and so-called fitness gurus try to make you believe. Calories are only a means of measuring food energy. Yes, if you want to lose weight, you must take in less calories than you consume, yet there’s so much more to it than that.
The biggest secret to weight loss isn’t running 10 miles every day, starving yourself or even avoiding some of your favorite carbs, believe it or not. In fact, if you’re going to lose weight properly, it’s actually important that you do eat some of your favorite foods!
Want to know more about dropping some stubborn LB’s right away? Then click this link and I’ll show you a video that’ll explain how and show you the science backed by independent clinical studies to prove it.
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