Cheat Your Way Thin

Dayne on 05 2, 2009

Stalled fat loss, decreased muscle mass, battered metabolism, psychological defeat—every single diet that restricts calories over the long term falls victim to these “dead end” finales.

At best, you struggle and sacrifice to lose more muscle than actual fat and finish with a metabolism so beaten down and useless that the minute you even try to resume some form of normal eating pattern the weight comes piling back on.

Sound familiar?

Well, I’m here to tell you that today it’s over. With the creation of the Cheat Your Way Thin program, “dead end” dieting is officially DEAD.

DEAD END DIETING	CHEATYOURWAYThin
Destroys your metabolism through week after week of calorie restriction	Protects your metabolism throughout the entire course of your fat loss journey via strategic cheating and calorie manipulation
Leads to massive breakdown of muscle tissue, further decreasing metabolic rate	Promotes maintenance of calorie-burning lean muscle tissue as you strip away fat
Causes any “weight” loss that does occur to be quickly reversed when normal eating is resumed due to damaged metabolism	Ensures lost fat stays lost when you reach your goal as metabolism is preserved, not destroyed
Requires that you give up your favorite foods for weeks and months at a time—highly unrealistic	Requires that you regularly indulge in your favorite foods—extremely practical
Provides no psychological outlet to take a break from dieting and enjoy substantial quantities of food	No 100-calorie snack-packs here; substantially quantities are a must, especially when you cheat
Inevitably leads to stalled fat loss and fat loss plateaus	Produces measurable, consistent results, week after week after week
Frustrating; miserable	Exciting; enjoyable
Plummets natural hormone levels causing decreased sex drive and overall lethargy	Maintains natural hormone levels for increased energy and libido
Works against the body	Works *with* the body

So which diets qualify as a dead-end diet? Virtually ALL of them. Add a tweak or two along with a new cover and name and you’ve got the same friggin’ diet packaged 90 different ways, all sharing the same exact problem: