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Lose 50 pounds of fat without dieting

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  1. http://naturalhealthperspective.com/exercise/losing-fat-without-dieting.html
    "Losing weight is actually a misnomer. What an overweight person is
    actually trying to do is lose excess body fat. And, the only way that
    this can be done is by 1) restricting caloric intake (or what is
    commonly referred to as dieting), 2) exercising (in order to burn up
    calories stored in your body as body fat), or 3)some combination of
    both dieting and exercise. There are two basic forms of exercise to
    consider: aerobic and anaerobic (or what is commonly referred to as
    bodybuilding).

    While the end result is a lost of body weight, no matter how you do it,
    are some methods of losing excess body fat better than others? Or, in
    other words, does the method of fat lost utilized make a difference in
    how your body will look afterwards? And, can you actually lose your
    excess body fat without dieting?"

    Read the rest of this article for the best way to lose fat without
    dieting.
    --
    john gohde
    http://naturalhealthperspective.com/exercise/losing-fat-without-dieting.html

  2. How to lose 50 pounds of ugly fat without dieting?

    Cut off your head!

    <rimshot>

    Hope this helps, ;-)
    Bob

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