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How Calorie Restriction Diets Keep You Fat

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At least one-third of the North American population is obese and more than two-thirds overweight.

Conventional wisdom says its because we take in more energy (calories) than we burn. Implying that our unfit, unhealthy body is our fault, because we lack the discipline to walk away from our plates or commit to a calorie burning fitness regimen.

But, the problem isn’t you. It’s this misconception that losing weight is all about eating less and exercising more. That’s why you’ve lost and regained in the past, and that’s why you continue to struggle today.

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Why Do All Diets Seem To Work?

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You’ve likely heard of your friends or family detailing a new diet that they’re trying and it’s working great, only to hear about someone else explaining a completely different diet that is also working great!

How can this be?

How is it possible that completely contradictory diets still seem to work for some people?

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Partner Program

Partner Program

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The Life By Design Partner Program has been created to help YOU easily integrate each of the Life By Design steps into your lifestyle.  All of the “Approved” Businesses have been handpicked to deliver the best quality service or product necessary in fulfilling the given requirement for an extraordinary life.

Whether it is Power, Eat, Move or Think By Design, everything you’ll need is readily available and at a discount just for YOU!

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Nutrition

7 Food Myths That Are Sabotaging Your Health And 10 Steps To Engineer Your Perfect Diet

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If you are like us, at some point you have probably thrown your arms up in exasperation, and said:

“Why is eating healthy so complicated?”

It’s no wonder… According to Amazon there are over 108,000 books relating to nutrition and I can guarantee that there’s almost as many different opinions and recommendations about what constitutes a healthy diet.

We get it. We know first hand how frustrating it is to be told one thing by one expert only to be contradicted by the next.

Who do you believe?

Or more to the point, why should you trust us?

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