September 3, 2010
Low Fat Food = High Fat People?
It seems there are more low fat foods than
ever.
We have all these low fat foods…but are there more
low fat people than ever?
Recent statistics from the National Institute of Health
indicate that 26.7% of the US population is now
obese.
So why haven’t low fat foods led to more low fat
people?
This is because there is no relation between fat
calories eaten and the amount of fat on your body.
Your body can convert ANY type of calories into fat,
not just fat calories.
If you ate white rice for every meal you’d add fat to
your body even though rice is fat-free.
So don’t automatically reach for the low fat foods.
Reach for the Get Lean Program instead:
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The only fat that really matters is body fat.
Body fat percentage is better indicator of
your health than your weight.
The way your jeans fit you will tell you more about
the success of your diet than the scale will.
This is today’s fat loss secret:
Your body is more than willing to work WITH you and
burn your fat.
If you’ve tried many diets in the past but didn’t have
long term success, then I know it probably doesn’t
seem that way.
It might seem that your body is destined to work
against you.
But if you try fitness model Belinda Benn’s
Get Lean Program for just a week or two,
you’ll see that your body really does want to
work WITH you:
Aren’t you ready to start thinking about food in a
brand new…and freeing….way?
P. S. You’ll get the right amount of protein, carbs
and fat at each meal without even trying. This plan is
so easy and does all the work for you.

Filed under Blog, Expert Advice, Expert Interviews, Nutrition Tips & Strategies by Dr. Saman
September 2, 2010
Are Calories Your Enemy?
Today I thought I’d kick things off by addressing the
question people who want to lose weight always
get around to asking sooner or later.
Do you really have to count calories?
Let’s look at it this way…calories are like
money.
If you spend money mindlessly, you eventually get
into trouble and get into debt or run out of
savings.
It’s the same with calories.
If you mindlessly eat food without paying any
attention at all to calories you eventually pay a steep
price.
And you know what that is…unwanted fat.
So it’s good to know how many calories are in the
foods you typically eat.
Knowledge is always a good thing.
But does this mean that you have to slavishly
count calories at each meal?
Nope.
Look at our ancestors and the way humans lived up
until 10,000 years or so ago.
Some days they feasted, when the hunting was good.
Other days they barely scraped by with whatever
scraps they could find.
Our bodies are not machines – they are versatile
and can adapt to changing situations.
This is why it’s best to keep your metabolism
on its toes and not eat the same way all the time,
like most diets require that you do.
Otherwise you hit a plateau and can’t lose
weight even on a low calorie diet.
If you’ve been there and are tired of it, I have
good news for you, compliments of fitness model
Belinda Benn:
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Belinda’s Get Lean program is designed with the
understanding that every body is different.
The number of calories that are just right for
your body aren’t the same for someone else’s
body, even if you are the same size.
But we do know that you need calories from
protein, carbs and fat.
A diet that is all about low carbs or high
protein or low fat shortchanges you.
So here is today’s fat loss tip:
Your body needs the right *types* of calories.
It needs them every day.
This is more important than the number of
calories.
The Get Lean program gives you recipes and daily
meal plans that you will work WITH your body,
rather than a one-size fits all diet.
You don’t have to starve yourself.
You don’t have to whip out a calculator.
Calories are no longer your enemy.
Isn’t it time for healthy, lasting weight loss?
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P. S. Would you like to see a change in your body
in as little as 30 days? Then go here:
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Filed under Blog, Expert Advice, Expert Interviews, Guest Blogs, Nutrition Tips & Strategies by Dr. Saman
September 1, 2010
Get Lean By Eating More
That’s right…
Getting lean by eating.
You see, it’s not so much about eating less food.
It’s about eating the foods that fire up your metabolism
and help you burn fat.
If you’re skeptical, take a look at how our ancestors
lived back in the day.
Turns out we’re hardwired for short spurts of
intense physical activity.
That’s how early humans moved around.
Their physical activity pretty much involved
throwing spears, dashing over to fallen prey,
lifting heavy carcasses and stones..
Our early ancestors were lean, mean fat burning machines.
They also ate plenty of food throughout the day.
Rather than 5 course meals, it was lean meats, lots of greens
and veggies. No dairy or junk food.
Here’s where I’m going with this…
They didn’t spend an hour a day doing aerobics or arm curls.
Most of the time they were moving around at a normal pace.
Conserving their energy for those moments when physical exertion
was needed.
That’s how our bodies were built — it’s the most
efficient way we burn fat. So they ate accordingly (and
so should you).
Rather than heavy, fat laden meals, they ate healthy
mini meals throughout the day.
They weren’t slaves to a stove either and didn’t obsess over
portions but naturally ate the foods that worked with their
bodies.
Now flash forward to the present.
Belinda Benn‘s Get Lean Program works with your biology
and delivers fast and powerful results.
It’s a way of eating that is easy to stick to and follow.
The recipes and nutrition plan she gives you is flexible
enough to fit any lifestyle.
So what are you waiting for?
Belinda herself has an inspiring story and she will
personally coach you through weekly emails after you
purchase her program.
There’s a money back guarantee and only a one-time
payment.
Come join the Get Lean revolution!
P. S. Stop fighting biology. Your body actually is hardwired to
burn fat efficiently. You just need to start working WITH
your body. The Get Lean Program will show you how.

Filed under Blog, Expert Advice, Guest Blogs, Nutrition Tips & Strategies by Dr. Saman
August 30, 2010
Weight Gain Is It Inevitable?
Weight gain doesn’t have to be inevitable. But so many middle-aged
people – and even young people – seem to believe that.
For example, I’m sure you’ve known women going through
menopause who just gave up and assumed gaining 15 or
more pounds was “natural.”
Or know men with back pain and other problems
that would go away if they just ate a better diet and lost some
weight.
If you find yourself listening to the chorus of
people who say that weight gain in middle age
is normal…or that you have to spends hours
per week exercising… stop it right now.
Check out Belinda Benn’s Get Lean Program immediately:
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Be sure to watch the video on the website so you can
meet Belinda and see how much food you get to eat
in one day in her Get Lean Program.
It’s a lot of food!
She gives you 50 recipes and a 90 day nutrition plan.
As you’ll see in the video, the foods are natural and you
won’t have to do much cooking because it’s not
processed or loaded with sugars and fats.
Don’t worry though…Belinda will show you how to include
occasional cheat foods in your diet.
Simply by eating more lean you will lose weight gradually
You don’t have to do 1000s of crunches or endure
long boring cardio routines.
You’ll lose actual fat, not water. And it will happen
gradually so that it stays off.
Imagine how you’ll feel when that happens.
You’ll be healthier, happier and in control.
Your energy will skyrocket.
You’ll do more without feeling tired.
You’ll boost your immune system.
You’ll say goodbye to medical bills and hello to freedom.
You’ll go from frumpy and dumpy to sleek and sexy.
That’s what you want, right?
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Don’t forget there’s a money back guarantee. There’s
literally no risk.
P. S. Say goodbye to restrictive diets forever.
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