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		<title>By: Ryan Adler</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 31 Jul 2010 23:23:31 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>The new year has come and gone for many of us, and for some this could help a purchase, we were again off the couch and be in good form. I know that is why I bought it at first. What I do not have to recognize is the inherent motivational value of this book. &lt;br /&gt; &lt;br /&gt; I am the new year began years at 242 pounds, overweight and lazy, breathing hard to get my stairs at home. Reading this in the night, and during my time off, instead of sitting on the couch watching television, helped me a lot, my thoughts into reality, just do it. The recipes are great, with all that I can only wish. Best Yet, cooking instructions, the book details from 4 weeks of meals and example exercises. During the exercises a little less value in this book, because it usually takes knowledge of the preparation of the how-to, they are an added bonus to understand. &lt;br /&gt; &lt;br /&gt; In essence, this book tells exactly what you need to know. According to the letter he, like other diet books that would be a mistake, and the author of these points are carried out. In one part the author describes the book to be understood as a goal, how to eat healthier on a constant basis, not always apply to them a book or a chart to win but you know what respect and what will work and not to understand work for you. &lt;br /&gt; &lt;br /&gt; I have read this book, and 1 5 months after I am up to 20 pounds. I did not follow the entire four weeks medication or food, not every single exercise. Instead, I made it for ideas, recipes, and adding exercise to my growing repertoire, instead of my growing waistline. &lt;br /&gt; &lt;br /&gt; I recommend this book, male or female (although a bit of a to take masculine presentation, as it is by Men&#039;s Health). &lt;br /&gt; &lt;br /&gt; diets are guidelines for living, no restrictions or limits to be surrounded. This book shows you that really, and if you take something away from it, so in a positive sense, because that is the only way that this will ever work.Rating: 5.5</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The new year has come and gone for many of us, and for some this could help a purchase, we were again off the couch and be in good form. I know that is why I bought it at first. What I do not have to recognize is the inherent motivational value of this book. </p>
<p> I am the new year began years at 242 pounds, overweight and lazy, breathing hard to get my stairs at home. Reading this in the night, and during my time off, instead of sitting on the couch watching television, helped me a lot, my thoughts into reality, just do it. The recipes are great, with all that I can only wish. Best Yet, cooking instructions, the book details from 4 weeks of meals and example exercises. During the exercises a little less value in this book, because it usually takes knowledge of the preparation of the how-to, they are an added bonus to understand. </p>
<p> In essence, this book tells exactly what you need to know. According to the letter he, like other diet books that would be a mistake, and the author of these points are carried out. In one part the author describes the book to be understood as a goal, how to eat healthier on a constant basis, not always apply to them a book or a chart to win but you know what respect and what will work and not to understand work for you. </p>
<p> I have read this book, and 1 5 months after I am up to 20 pounds. I did not follow the entire four weeks medication or food, not every single exercise. Instead, I made it for ideas, recipes, and adding exercise to my growing repertoire, instead of my growing waistline. </p>
<p> I recommend this book, male or female (although a bit of a to take masculine presentation, as it is by Men&#8217;s Health). </p>
<p> diets are guidelines for living, no restrictions or limits to be surrounded. This book shows you that really, and if you take something away from it, so in a positive sense, because that is the only way that this will ever work.<br />
Rating: 5.5</p>
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		<title>By: David S. Keich</title>
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		<dc:creator>David S. Keich</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 31 Jul 2010 21:32:20 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I like it so far, but some of the recipes are those crazy. I&#039;m three weeks in the diet and have lost about 8 or 9 pounds. Fairly easy to follow and I have only done part of the ongoing exercises and not the body weight stuff. Basically there is no white bread, white rice, white pasta, minimal sugar, no alcohol and no potatoes for 4 weeks.Rating: 5.3</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I like it so far, but some of the recipes are those crazy. I&#8217;m three weeks in the diet and have lost about 8 or 9 pounds. Fairly easy to follow and I have only done part of the ongoing exercises and not the body weight stuff. Basically there is no white bread, white rice, white pasta, minimal sugar, no alcohol and no potatoes for 4 weeks.<br />
Rating: 5.3</p>
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		<title>By: knux436</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 31 Jul 2010 21:05:30 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>. . . . That was basically nothing. During the last half decade, I have drunk alcoholic beverages more frequently recommended as medically, skipping binging breakfast each morning, while almost all other meals, I eat McDonald&#039;s food (or just fast food in general) five out of seven days week, and I have the £ 1 Burger at Fuddrucker&#039;s appointed food competitions (between friends) on a close 3-5 occasions. All in all, my stomach up to the point that it all finally taken their toll on inflated my conscience. &lt;br /&gt; &lt;br /&gt; Like for me, with this book because my genetics have actually me strangely blessed with a thin frame and a high metabolism. Unfortunately, I begin my fifth Year of college in three weeks (I make my Pharm D; six-year program) and in the five years I have been out of high school, I have really abused this privilege. I have it on the point that when I&#039;m not wearing a baggy T-shirt or a jacket, it&#039;s how I first pregnant man in history have seen abused. I have the hard way that (at least for me personally learned) all my body fat accumulates in my middle section. And honestly, know my eating habits and lack of exercise, I deserve much worse. &lt;br /&gt; &lt;br /&gt; That&#039;s not to say that I&#039;m completely inactive all the time - for the first few years, I push-ups and Sit -ups tried sporadically from time to time to follow but no real program, I do not hold with that. Three semester I had a fairly easy course load, so I signed for a weight training class and a yoga class - and both were great. But unfortunately, when the courses were over, I stayed in the gym, I have convinced myself that I had to keep busy with her. &lt;br /&gt; &lt;br /&gt; I found out about this book by reading the Men&#039;s Health &quot;Beach-Ready Body Guide&quot; in June, we joked about it and leafed through a slow day of Pharmacy - until we realized how awesome it really was. The book lead me to this, which is unbelievable for someone like me who has had no experience of eating a proper, healthy diet and who has just transferred in and out of the hall is and always has been. The author takes you through everything you need to step-by-step to do for four weeks, he gives you a (very) specific shopping list for each week a recipe and plan for what each meal - and the what time they eat. The best part of the program is that it teaches you to work-out techniques that are nothing more than a chin-up bar requires (at first), so you can work at home and never the excuse that you are too busy to make it to the gym again. There are also brief reports from many people who have committed the same kind of programs with success. Although the book does not melt my waist, it will be a guideline for a healthier life in general. &lt;br /&gt; &lt;br /&gt; As great as I think this book, I am giving only 4 stars because, if the program the possibility that the author intended to follow to get into a lot of investments that could waste if you feel the program. Buying as 90% of the first weekly shopping list, I ran over $ 200. (Mind you, I do not clip coupons - if you&#039;re a better shopper than I am, it could potentially much less. It was also huge list just for me, so I hope it extends to the second week.) I had a to buy chin-up bar for my door, which was about $ 45, and from the second week with the training you will need to have a stability ball, which ran me about $ 25. So ideally, has my ~ $ 15 book I was already in the vicinity of $ 300 for only the first four weeks of the program. &lt;br /&gt; &lt;br /&gt; Later in the program you will need a set or two you dumbbells and a weight bench. I have already invested in this because I have done weight training experience and I know I will use it in future for curling and benching alone. I bought a set of 15-pounder (about $ 30), a set of 25-pounder (about $ 45), and the weight bench (about 100 U.S. dollars) at local fitness stores in the city. So yes, that another $ 175 was invested. So for the book, the equipment and the first grocery list, which is about $ 500 total. On the bright side, I am sure it is much cheaper than buying one of these huge home-gym machines. . . &lt;br /&gt; &lt;br /&gt; I still think this book is an excellent read and I would highly recommend it to friends and family at least as an eye-opener, the lessons in this book are worth the price recording alone. It&#039;s up to you whether you want to actually follow the program, though. As for me, I&#039;ll give it a shot, junk food and alcohol aside, I&#039;m pretty sure that I can look back and think that I have more money on worse things than this wasted. If you decide to read this book and trying the program, good luck! &lt;br /&gt; &lt;br /&gt; I&#039;ll be back to update this review if I end the first four weeks. Just in case anyone cares, I took my weight, got my fat and my BMI is calculated on the first day - £ 172, 20 3% body fat, and a BMI of 22. 6thRating: 5.4</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>. . . . That was basically nothing. During the last half decade, I have drunk alcoholic beverages more frequently recommended as medically, skipping binging breakfast each morning, while almost all other meals, I eat McDonald&#8217;s food (or just fast food in general) five out of seven days week, and I have the £ 1 Burger at Fuddrucker&#8217;s appointed food competitions (between friends) on a close 3-5 occasions. All in all, my stomach up to the point that it all finally taken their toll on inflated my conscience. </p>
<p> Like for me, with this book because my genetics have actually me strangely blessed with a thin frame and a high metabolism. Unfortunately, I begin my fifth Year of college in three weeks (I make my Pharm D; six-year program) and in the five years I have been out of high school, I have really abused this privilege. I have it on the point that when I&#8217;m not wearing a baggy T-shirt or a jacket, it&#8217;s how I first pregnant man in history have seen abused. I have the hard way that (at least for me personally learned) all my body fat accumulates in my middle section. And honestly, know my eating habits and lack of exercise, I deserve much worse. </p>
<p> That&#8217;s not to say that I&#8217;m completely inactive all the time &#8211; for the first few years, I push-ups and Sit -ups tried sporadically from time to time to follow but no real program, I do not hold with that. Three semester I had a fairly easy course load, so I signed for a weight training class and a yoga class &#8211; and both were great. But unfortunately, when the courses were over, I stayed in the gym, I have convinced myself that I had to keep busy with her. </p>
<p> I found out about this book by reading the Men&#8217;s Health &#8220;Beach-Ready Body Guide&#8221; in June, we joked about it and leafed through a slow day of Pharmacy &#8211; until we realized how awesome it really was. The book lead me to this, which is unbelievable for someone like me who has had no experience of eating a proper, healthy diet and who has just transferred in and out of the hall is and always has been. The author takes you through everything you need to step-by-step to do for four weeks, he gives you a (very) specific shopping list for each week a recipe and plan for what each meal &#8211; and the what time they eat. The best part of the program is that it teaches you to work-out techniques that are nothing more than a chin-up bar requires (at first), so you can work at home and never the excuse that you are too busy to make it to the gym again. There are also brief reports from many people who have committed the same kind of programs with success. Although the book does not melt my waist, it will be a guideline for a healthier life in general. </p>
<p> As great as I think this book, I am giving only 4 stars because, if the program the possibility that the author intended to follow to get into a lot of investments that could waste if you feel the program. Buying as 90% of the first weekly shopping list, I ran over $ 200. (Mind you, I do not clip coupons &#8211; if you&#8217;re a better shopper than I am, it could potentially much less. It was also huge list just for me, so I hope it extends to the second week.) I had a to buy chin-up bar for my door, which was about $ 45, and from the second week with the training you will need to have a stability ball, which ran me about $ 25. So ideally, has my ~ $ 15 book I was already in the vicinity of $ 300 for only the first four weeks of the program. </p>
<p> Later in the program you will need a set or two you dumbbells and a weight bench. I have already invested in this because I have done weight training experience and I know I will use it in future for curling and benching alone. I bought a set of 15-pounder (about $ 30), a set of 25-pounder (about $ 45), and the weight bench (about 100 U.S. dollars) at local fitness stores in the city. So yes, that another $ 175 was invested. So for the book, the equipment and the first grocery list, which is about $ 500 total. On the bright side, I am sure it is much cheaper than buying one of these huge home-gym machines. . . </p>
<p> I still think this book is an excellent read and I would highly recommend it to friends and family at least as an eye-opener, the lessons in this book are worth the price recording alone. It&#8217;s up to you whether you want to actually follow the program, though. As for me, I&#8217;ll give it a shot, junk food and alcohol aside, I&#8217;m pretty sure that I can look back and think that I have more money on worse things than this wasted. If you decide to read this book and trying the program, good luck! </p>
<p> I&#8217;ll be back to update this review if I end the first four weeks. Just in case anyone cares, I took my weight, got my fat and my BMI is calculated on the first day &#8211; £ 172, 20 3% body fat, and a BMI of 22. 6th<br />
Rating: 5.4</p>
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