A Shocking Expose of the 12 Biggest
Scams, Cover-ups, Lies, Myths and
Deceptions In The Diet and Weight Loss
Industries!
By Tom Venuto, Author of
Burn The Fat, Feed The Muscle (BFFM)
Copyright 2003, Fitness Renaissance, LLC
All Rights Reserved
“Quickly” and “easily” are relative terms. If someone is
eating poorly and
not exercising, then they can lose fat very quickly and
very easily, relative
to their previous disappointing results. All they have to
do is improve their
nutrition and exercise habits and a quantum leap can be
made.
With that distinction made, let me state unequivocally that
permanent fat
loss is never “easy.” There is always effort and discipline
involved, as there
is with any worthwhile achievement. Endlessly searching for
an easier way,
a magic bullet, miracle cure, a holy grail, is a misguided
quest.
Losing fat is simple, but for most people it is NOT easy.
There's a big
difference between simple and easy:
"Simple" means there is nothing complicated about the
process - it's like
algebra; just plug in the numbers where the X's and Y's
are, and the
formula always produces the correct result.
"Easy" implies that something can be done with little or no
effort. Anyone
who tells you they've discovered an “easy” way to lose fat
is lying.
Getting a lean and muscular body requires two
things:
1) You must be willing to work hard
2) You must be patient
The problem with many people is that they shy away from
anything that
appears to be hard work. They’re always looking for short
cuts. As soon
as they see something that promises results "quickly,"
"easily,"
"effortlessly," "while they sleep," "without exercise," and
so on, they whip
out their wallets and take the bait, hook, line and sinker.
Shortcuts always fail! Take a shortcut and you're going to
get lost, fall into a
deep hole, or smack into a brick wall!
Everything worth having in life has a price attached to it
- EVERYTHING!
(Study Emerson’s essay on Compensation). If you want a lean
and
muscular body, you must be willing to pay the price for a
lean and muscular
body. STOP looking for easy ways. Just pay the price and
it’s yours – and
it’s yours for life, because you didn’t depend on the
crutch of a short-term
gimmick.
Make no mistake; people with great bodies, especially
bodybuilders and
fitness models, have worked very hard for a very long time
to get where
they are. Many of the best natural bodybuilders in the
world are in their late
30's or early 40’s and have been training for 10, 15, even
20 years.
It's an absolutely unbreakable law of the universe that you
can't get
something for nothing. Your results will come in direct
proportion to the
amount of effort you put in. You can only reap what you
sow.