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Have you ever been weighed down by guilt about cheating on your diet? Perhaps you’d been exercising regularly, eating sparse meals, yet failing to make any progress on your weight loss goals. There’s only so much self-denial a human being can withstand before needing that pizza, or those slices of chocolate cake. This is completely normal, and even, as personal trainer, nutritionist, and fitness expert Joel Marion explains, beneficial in the quest to lose weight. Dieting, Marion explains, is nothing more than premeditated starvation. You give your body less calories than it’s used to, and it fights for every ounce of body fat it can get, in order to avoid starving to death. It’s in your genes, it’s called the survival instinct, and it will overpower your conscious efforts to lose the body fat every time.
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| Enter Joel Marion’s groundbreaking technique, “Cheat Your Way Thin.” There is a way to trick your body into thinking that it’s not dieting in order to lose the weight faster, and this involves eating your favorite “unhealthy” foods. Does it sound too good to be true? Well, obviously you have to stick to your diet in general. You can’t give up, and you can’t cheat too much. You have to be strategic about when you eat those chocolate chip cookies, or when you polish off that pint of Ben and Jerry’s. It takes the body one week of dieting to enter into “starvation mode,” in which it fights for every scrap of fat it can find. It takes a much shorter time to take restore your body’s natural metabolism through strategic overfeeding, or cheating. So, about once a week, having that “bad” meal or dessert is actually beneficial, because it keeps your body from fighting your efforts to lose weight. |
| Joel Marion’s dieting technique, “Cheat Your Way Thin” is revolutionary. It’s already helped thousands of people. Most diets leave people with decreased muscle mass, battered metabolism, psychological defeat, and don’t even work all that well. Supercharge your weight loss and stay healthy and active while doing it. Work with your body, not against it, and lose weight, paradoxically, through cheating on your diet. |
