Anyone have success with Belly Fat Cure ?

bump to follow. what is the belly fat cure?

I've noticed if I try to stick to a low carb/sugar plan, I get all shakey and light headed when I'm exercising.

I have seen a dietitian. this is an EASY way to watch for sugar. It is not so much the "sugar" on the numbered label. Greek yogurt has sugar in it, but it is not bad sugar. look for the word "SUGAR" in the ingredients. If something has 24g sugar then look right at the ingredient list, if the word sugar, dextrose, or anything containing "glu" you know you have yourself some sugar. Charboni Greek yogurt has no table sugar in it. The sugar is from the fruit and milk, those are good sugars! Don't be fooled. not all sugar is bad. It is the white table sugar that is bad for you. there is sugar in milk and fruit that would put you over your count for the day with just one serving of each! you need your fruits and milk. Everyone's body is different so it works differently for everyone. Watch your carbs and stay under the recommended value for your goal.

What she said^^^ You still need some type of sugar just like you still need some type of carbs to keep your body going. When you heard people say cut out sugar, their talking about sugar from processed (prepackaged) foods that contain added sugar. Eating fruits is healthy, its all natural sugar. If you eat canned fruits, your eating some sugar rather its real added sugar or artificial sweetners like splenda, sweet n low, etc.

I have seen a dietitian. this is an EASY way to watch for sugar. It is not so much the "sugar" on the numbered label. Greek yogurt has sugar in it, but it is not bad sugar. look for the word "SUGAR" in the ingredients. If something has 24g sugar then look right at the ingredient list, if the word sugar, dextrose, or anything containing "glu" you know you have yourself some sugar. Charboni Greek yogurt has no table sugar in it. The sugar is from the fruit and milk, those are good sugars! Don't be fooled. not all sugar is bad. It is the white table sugar that is bad for you. there is sugar in milk and fruit that would put you over your count for the day with just one serving of each! you need your fruits and milk. Everyone's body is different so it works differently for everyone. Watch your carbs and stay under the recommended value for your goal.

What she said^^^ You still need some type of sugar just like you still need some type of carbs to keep your body going. When you heard people say cut out sugar, their talking about sugar from processed (prepackaged) foods that contain added sugar. Eating fruits is healthy, its all natural sugar. If you eat canned fruits, your eating some sugar rather its real added sugar or artificial sweetners like splenda, sweet n low, etc.

You do know that sugar and carbs are the same thing, right? And that the natural sugar in fruit is the exact same sugar that "processed sugar" is? Where do you think sucrose comes from? It's taken from plants, mostly sugar cane and beets, which are vegetables.

ok, well I just learned something new...thanks for that info, I guess I was told wrong by some other people.

Every single person I know that has used this book as a learning tool to change their eating habits FOR GOOD and NOT AS A TEMPORARY DIET, have been successful! I've lost a total of 60 lbs (with little to no regular exercise) and have never lost more than 10-15 lbs on any other diet in the past 16 years of trying and I've done them all from Atkins to Weight Watchers to NutriSystem. It's very easy to follow and I'm never hungry. You won't feel like you're dieting!

The best part about this book is that it TEACHES you how to eat and change your lifestyle/eating habits instead of being a crash diet that is not something you can reasonably do for the rest of your life! For example, you aren't going to eat NutriSystem food forever, so what happens when you hit your goal weight and go back to normal foods? You still haven't learned HOW to eat healthy!

I couldn't believe how many things I thought were healthy but were loaded with sugar or foods that I was avoiding because I thought they were bad but were truly okay! It's unrealistic to cut out foods you enjoy and this book will teach you how to still enjoy those things and successfully lose weight. I still drink cola (not diet) and because of the other changes, I'm still able to be successful!

Dr. Oz LOVES Jorge Cruise and has him on his show a lot, so you can trust that this is a healthy way to change the way you eat. The reason why diets don't work is because diets are temporary. You need to change and develop habits that you maintain for the rest of your life, not just until you hit your goal weight!

Fiber Carbs = Good. Sugar Carbs = Bad. Sugar is a carbohydrate but not all carbohydrates are sugar.

I think it's an excellent plan. I was on it for about 5 months and lost 47lbs and 10 inches in waist. I felt great and my blood chemistry changed for the better unbelievably. Triglycerides went from 400 to 100 for example. I felt great and had great energy. I was also exercising daily. I think it's the way to eat for rest of your life. After a year and a half I got any injury playing lacrosse (I still play at age 56.5) and it threw me out of my cycle. I have since gained back 20 lbs and feel crappy knowing how good I felt before. I am starting back on it today I know it will work. You basically have to cut out all desserts like donuts, cakes, pies; etc and most fruits (berries are best but not too many). Use lite bread only, no bagels; etc. Try flat outs too. It's very doable as you can basically have 120 g of carbs/day which is doable long term. The 15 g of sugar is the tough one. I just got out of it which is bad. This should be a lifelong eating plan.

I have been on it since 1/1/14 and so far I have lost 22 lbs, and 14 inches!!! I love this program. Ive already tried calorie counting or fat free weightloss to no success. This program has allowed for a life change. I am super happy with it and I see and the days go by getting lower and lower on my sugar because more and more easy!

Just finished my first week and lost 9 lbs. I have stuck to it perfectly which in the past other diets have been harder because I crave sweets! I believe that reducing insulin has made me feel better and there must be an increase in Leptin because I have not craved sweets at all. I eat all carbs before 3 pm and have been snacking on walnuts and small amounts if cheese along with lower carb fruits.