When Calories & Cardio Don't Cut It

Calorie restriction and heart pumping cardiovascular exercise have been the mainstay of weight loss programs for decades, they are so ingrained in our belief system that we fear if we eat too much or exercise too little we will be instantly punished with overnight weight gain.

This approach never did explain why body shapes change and weight gain seems unavoidable for those racing towards middle age. An age, where many of us are exercising more diligence and accountability than we ever did in our youth.

So why do we hold on to such unfounded (unproven) beliefs? Because we don’t know what else to do.

“When Calories & Cardio Don’t Cut it” is a fascinating look at the major influencers that impact body composition and fat patterning. It explains how these players pay little heed to our obsessive tracking of intake vs expenditure and it will show you how you can control them to work in your favor.

Losing weight is one of the greatest challenges a person may face in their lifetime. A thickening waistline that defies our best efforts affects our self-confidence and we have no idea what to tell our kids so that they can avoid the same frustration.

We live in exciting times as we are now clear about what causes the physical changes we abhor and although calories and exercise play a role, they are deep in the shadows of the hugely dominant players who ultimately control what we weigh and what shape we take.

In “When Calories & Cardio Don’t Cut It” you will learn

None of which have anything to do with calories or cardio.

You will also learn

Before you hang your hat on the next diet or go back to the one that ‘worked before’ take this opportunity to explore how to live lean for a lifetime. It is entirely possible and extremely probable with the right know how.

This book is borne of the belief that if you give people valid information that they can relate to they will make better decisions without instruction. The hope is that in reading this book you will cause an inspiring ripple effect within your family and community.