Weight Loss For Men
Posted Under: Weight Loss For Men
OK. In my last post I said I would explain how intermittent fasting and the Eat Stop Eat program can work as an effective tool for weight loss for men. There are two basic rules at work here:
1. If you eat less calories than you burn you will lose weight
2. Your body will adapt to your habits
The “Starvation” Problem
The second rule comes into play when people try to starve themselves to lose weight. What happens is this: they eat a lot less food for a short period and during that period their body adjusts by slowing down their metabolism. When they give up the diet and resume normal eating, the additional calories result in permanent weight gain before the body has had a chance to reset its metabolism rate.
The reason I say intermittent fasting is the most effective weight loss for men system is that you can reduce your “weekly” calorie intake, without reducing your “daily” calorie intake. Let’s say you typically eat 2000 calories a day. That equates into 14,000 a week. Now if you were to start eating only 10,000 calories a week, you would lose weight. No argument.
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Reducing Calories Without Sacrifice
What a typical diet would do would be to divide those 10,000 calories equally over the seven days for 1428 calories a day. Any man trying to live on 1428 a day who was accustomed to 2000 is going to be miserable. And his metabolism will reset.
This is where this program shines. Instead of suffering on 1428 a day let’s stick to 2000 a day or even 2400 a day but only for 5 days and fast on two days. Your metabolism will not reset, because it’s getting the same amount of daily calories as before and you won’t feel like you’re on a diet at all.
Guys, I’m telling you, I love this. You can actually increase the amount of food you eat daily and still lose weight. That’s how it works. It’s simple weight loss for men science that can’t be disputed.
Are You Man Enough To Lose The Weight?
Now I know you’re thinking that there’s no way you can go 24 hours without eating, but I’m telling you: when you know that you’re going to be following it with your normal diet, it’s not hard at all. I’m sure that you done it before, maybe not voluntarily, but you certainly fasted before. When you resumed eating, was there any negative effects? Of course not.
Click this image below to get started today, I guarantee you’ll love this:








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