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Saturday, June 28, 2008

 

Fat Burning Furnace Review - How to Achieve Maximum Fat Loss Fast?

Is the Fat Burning Furnace ebook really that much different from other fitness guides online? This ebook is written by Rob Poulos who used to be an overweight person. He claims that he has found the best methods to trigger fat loss and boost metabolism, but is that true? This article will discuss some of the sections I found in Fat Burning Furnace.

1. Diet and Nutrition Information

Rob says that a good diet contributes to at least 80% of the fat loss results you see, thus it goes into detail about how you should eat to maximize the effects of your workouts.

2. 15 Best and 15 Worst Foods

Rob then puts the foods that he recommends most, and the foods he wants you to stay away in a separate component called 15 Best and 15 Worst Foods. This part of the guide makes it much easier for me to focus on eating the right foods to trigger fat loss, and I simply have to avoid all the foods listed as the 15 worst.

3. What Makes Fat Burning Furnace Different From Other Guides?

The core of this ebook focuses on using workouts to trigger fat loss and metabolism increase. Yet the workouts he recommends do not require a significant amount of effort, and take a fairly short time than those recommend by other guides. Rob explains to you why doing many reps is not the best way to lose fat, and then states the specific number of rep each set of your exercise should contain. He has also chosen to use all multi-joint exercises, as he says that such exercises are much better for fat loss.

4. Conclusion

This ebook has helped me progress slowly from a beginner to the more intensive workouts I am able to perform today. This guide is most unique in terms of the type and frequency of workouts it recommends, and has slowly helped me achieve a ripped body.

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