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Crack The Fat Loss Code

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By Haute Coco


Like any other code, The “fat-loss-code” solves the mystery of restricting calories, weight loss, and attacking the dreaded diet plateau. So cracking the fat-loss code is about understanding the 72/48 adaptive response:

  • ·You’ve got a body whose job is to survive.
  • You’ve got food coming in: intake.
  • You’ve got energy being used: expenditure.
  • Your body is a survival machine that analyzes the fuel coming in every seventy-two hours.
  • You’ve got the same survival machine processing the energy going out every forty-eight hours.
  • You’ve got a point of adaptation where the body analyzes the 72/48 code and realizes how much to spend with what’s coming in.
  • And You? You’ve a terrible dieter’s plateau just waiting to be overcome!


Fat Loss Code Cracker: These tidbits of information will help you to better understand how your body works to survive on food.

  • The body disregards our own wants and needs for the betterment of our survival.
  • To function, your body does a thousand things a day that you are not aware of.
  • When your body is in “survival mode” it reserves intake and conserves expenditure.
  • You want to make sure your body gets what it needs when it needs it.
  •  Much the way your body responds to intake on a 72 hour response time by reserving energy, it responds to a 48 hour cycle by conserving output.
  •  For your body to survive, it has to balance intake and expenditure.
  • If the body’s balance is off, you just don’t bounce a check or pay a late fee; your health suffers. The body sees imbalance as a threat to survival.
  •  The body’s survival depends on how efficient it is at taking care of all its tasks with one fuel source it has coming in: the food we give it.

Fat Loss Code Five Keys: Efficient for Fat Loss Success

  • Protect and support Muscle
  • Level your blood sugar
  • Create an energy deficit
  • Produce heat
  • Manipulate energy storage

Five Facts about Fueling Your Body with Protein

  • Protein is responsible for muscle maintenance, repair and growth.
  • Protein burns more calories.
  • An active person needs one gram of protein per pound of lean body weight.
  • Protein helps maintain positive nitrogen balance daily.
  • You need quality protein in every meal

It is extremely important to follow once you understand the code letters and create your tracking sheets. Keep a small notebook to track your progress. Remember, there is no "miracle diet".

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Jimmy Fuentes  says:
7 months ago

This is about as accurate and unbiased (promotional) as it gets. Very good hub

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