Belly Fat treatment

The belly Fat treatment by Jorge Cruise has found its way in the New York Times Best Seller, and is one of the latest diets hoping to appeal to the millions of people who struggle with obesity.

Jorge Cruise is also the author of the popular 3 hour diet, the dieters to eat every three hours to lose weight.

So, what does new diet of Cruise promotion to help dieters lose belly fat and the promised "4 pounds a week"?

The basic principle of the new diet of Jorge Cruise is based on the levels of insulin in the body, the belly Fat treatment indicates that insulin levels cause the liver to convert sugar into fat, which finally gets stored in the belly.

If a Dieter wishes to preserve insulin levels in a healthy range must be rid of simple sugars from the diet. Jorge says that the belly Fat treatment is about counting calories, but on the attention paid to the nature of the calories consumed.

Jorge claims eat less, exercise more is not working and this guarantees if the Dieter spades on the project "with the letter", he lost 4 pounds a week, and the results are almost instantaneous.

Cruise candidates dieters offering free 7-day plan and promises to with Dieter every step of the way.

Breakfast 2 or 3 eggs any style with a slice of whole grain toast with an external constituents of butter or cream cheese. Cup coffee cream or half and half, but no milk, full snack lunch snack night salad with baby spinach, grilled chicken hidden sugar, crushed black pepper and olive oil dressing a side broccoli or courgettes, sauteed in butter and melt mozzarella with however.DessertDecaf Espresso with a dollop of whipped cream sprinkled with heavy cream kanella and sweetened with a packet of stevia. While cutting from simple sugars is not really anything new and proven effective in helping people not only lose weight, but to have better health, and many of the claims of the Cruise in The belly Fat treatment is not based on solid research, and is more or less marketing hyperbole.

Proposals such as "almost immediately" results "eat less, exercise more doesn't work", and "flavoring your three main meals a day with a pinch of salt will also aid in digestion and accelerate your weight loss, it is simply not supported by evidence.

I signed for the draft sample 7 days, which was really just a trick to get me on the mailing list Contained too few Cruise. information, apart from a few days worth of menu that seems to be fairly high in saturated fat, and is designed for 40-year-old woman, I am not.

Cruises automated email claiming as with me every step of the way, still read when I replied to the email with a query immediately recipients back explicit e-mail message limit exceeded.

Although Cruise is a fairly savvy marketing of products, they did this attention from Oprah and Dr. Oz, belly Fat therapy teaches nothing new and actually encourage dieters can consume large amounts of saturated fat and salt; not to mention the widely disproved notion that belly fat may be targeted by a particular diet or certain exercises.

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