In general, is not . The faster, tips, you , the faster you’ll gain it back. Here are the top 5 reasons plans are not

and muscle not fat.
, tips, and water not fat.
and cause shock. What is shock?
and make no lifestyle changes.
and fail at long term .
, tips, impacts your dieting efforts in so many negative ways, it’s hard to imagine how any dieting attempts could produce results.
The only thing I can think of, tips, is to use a lower goal for your . At a 5% reduction, your health improves, shock is minimized, and it’s .
So, if planned, tips, properly, you can , in shorter time periods focusing on 5% reductions in total body .
At first, you will mostly muscle and water. But as you progress through each period, more and more fat will burn and less muscle. The way I see it, no matter how many , tips, warnings we write, tips, about, many of you will try the next one that hits the market. Instead of fighting, I want to work with you and provide you the healthiest yet fastest way to .
The Healthiest Plan
Slow and consistent, a , tips, plan delivers small successes, tips, everyday, building momentum along the way, peaking at the point in time when you reach you’re goal. This, tips, is key to dieting success.
Most dieters do the opposite…they experience early, their momentum peaks mid-way, and by the end of the , they are completely deflated. With no energy left to carry them, tips, into the next stage of gain prevention — most dieters give up at this point.
My plan avoids the deflation and lack of motivation at the end of the because it evenly spreads the over 6 weeks. When do most dieters the most ? Weeks 1-3. On my plan?, tips, Weeks 2-5.
No, these results are not from a good rigorous clinical study. Instead, they are my own observation of several patients I follow in Dallas.
Steps

One, Part One — drink a supplement everyday. Do not change anything else. Drink a that’s, tips, a 50:50 mix of whey to casein proteins. The best time to drink the depends on your physical activities.
Since most bodybuilders know what to do, I suggest for the rest of us, a between breakfast and lunch or between lunch and dinner. The time you choose depends on when you have the longest period of fasting. For me, it’s between lunch and dinner, so my comes around 3pm.
One, Part Two — Start an exercise program, with the first involving nothing but stretching major muscle groups. Stretching increases the tonal stimulation to muscles (tone) causing them to burn more calories at rest. Plus it protects against injuries. The second start some form of low impact aerobics…walking! Walk for 40 minutes everyday.
Two — Start dieting by replacing 1/2 of a meal with the same , tips, from last , tips, . Do this for 1 .
Three — Replace one whole meal, tips, with a . Change the mixture of the to 60% whey and 40% casein proteins. For most people, this comes out to about a 500 calorie reduction.
Four — Reduce caloric intake by another, tips, 250 calories. I suggest adding a second , made up of the same 60:40 mix and use it to replace 1/2 of a another meal.
Record the amount of you’re losing. Never let it reach a rate of more than 4 pounds per (that’s double what I normally recommend).
Five — Repeat four.
Six — Add back the last 250 calories you dropped and stop, tips, drinking the second .
End Result — 12 to 18 pounds of average . The exact amount depends on many factors including exercise.
Summary
Don’t do it. inevitably will lead to future gain. Just don’t do it. But, if you do, at least follow my steps, the healthiest, tips, steps to .
To Living!
Michael A. Smith, MD

Chief Medical Consultant

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Dr. Smith is the Chief Medical Consultant for the Basics Website. His medical experience includes Radiology, Internal Medicine, and Preventative, tips, Medicine. He trained at the University, tips, of Texas, Southwestern Medical School for all post-graduate years, 7 in total. His most memorable experience was training under Drs. Michael Brown and Joseph Goldstein, the Nobel Laureates in Medicine for their pioneering work in fat, tips, and cholesterol metabolism. Please visit Dr Smith’s website at, Basics.