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1Calorie counting backfiresFacebook post
Tracey Trimmer says that is not a willpower problem. Her view is that restricting calories sends your body into what she calls "panic mode", so it holds on to fat instead of letting it go.
So her program asks you to do the opposite of every diet you have tried: no calorie counting, no forbidden foods, and eat more, not less. She explains why in a free presentation here:
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2Bread is allowedFacebook post
That is Tracey Trimmer talking about her weight-loss program. Carbs stay on the menu, no food is forbidden, and part of the method is learning which carbs are the best ones to eat.
If you have spent years pushing the bread basket away, have a read:
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3A food lover's storyFacebook post
She never gave that up. She says she lost sixty pounds with her own program and has kept it off for years. That is her story, and everyone's results are different, but the way she did it caught my eye: no calorie counting, no forbidden foods, and room for a slice of cheesecake when you really want one.
Here is how she does it:
https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=trimmerm&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=main
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4The plain factsFacebook post
It is a digital weight-loss program by Tracey Trimmer, with one version for men and one for women. It costs $37 as one payment, down from $49.95, and comes with three bonus reports listed as worth over $85: one on fasting, one on emotional eating and one on 20-minute workouts.
It is covered by a 60-day money-back guarantee, so you can read it, try it and still change your mind.
See it here:
https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=trimmerm&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=main
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1Eat more, not lessInstagram post
Tracey Trimmer says you need to eat more, not less, and her plan spreads it over six meals a day. Her view is that going hungry is exactly what keeps so many of us stuck, because a body in "panic mode" stores more fat, not less.
No calorie counting. No forbidden foods. Her free presentation explains the rest. Link in bio.
#weightloss #nodiet #dietfree #healthyhabits #eatmore #foodfreedom
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This one says eat more, six meals a day.
The woman behind it says hunger is the reason diets stop working.
She explains why in a free presentation. Link in my bio. #ad
2The 10pm fridgeInstagram post
Tracey Trimmer says that moment is rarely about hunger. In her report on emotional eating she writes that "food isn't what you need": it is a stop-gap for something else that is missing, like rest, the company of friends, laughter or fun. That is why it never fills the gap.
That report comes free with her diet-free program, The Trimmer Method. Link in bio.
#emotionaleating #mindfuleating #weightlosssupport #foodfreedom #selfcare #healthyhabits
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If this is you at 10pm, you are probably not hungry.
A report I read calls food a stop-gap for something else you need.
It changed how I see that fridge door.
It comes with a program I recommend. Link in bio. #ad
3The 5 Fat-Making LiesInstagram post
1. Eat fewer calories.
2. Eat low-fat food.
3. Go low-carb.
4. Take fat-burning supplements.
5. Eat "diet foods".
Tracey Trimmer calls them the 5 "Fat-Making" Lies, and her letter explains what she thinks each one does to you. Number 5 is the one that made me check my cupboard.
Read all five: link in bio.
#dietmyths #weightlosstips #nodiet #healthyeating #foodfreedom #realfood
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Eat less. Low-fat. Low-carb. Fat burners. Diet foods.
One program calls them the five fat-making lies.
Wait until you read what it says about number five.
Link in bio. #ad
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1Eat more, not lessFacebook and Instagram ad
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One author says that instruction is the reason so many diets stop working after a few weeks. Her view is that when the body thinks food is short, it holds on to what it has.
Her approach turns it round: six meals a day, no calorie counting and no foods that are off limits.
The full explanation is free to read.
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2Bread on the tableFacebook and Instagram ad
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This one keeps them on the table. The author's words are "bread is actually your FRIEND", and she explains which carbs she thinks are the best ones to eat, and why.
If giving up the foods you love has never lasted, this is a different way to look at it.
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3The 10pm fridgeFacebook and Instagram ad
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A short report on emotional eating explains why that moment is rarely about hunger, and what the food is standing in for: rest, company, a laugh, some fun.
It is part of a diet-free program that looks after the emotional side of eating as well as the food on the plate.
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4Diet-free and low-riskFacebook and Instagram ad
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A weight-loss program built the other way round from the usual diet, with versions written for women and for men.
It is a one-time payment of $37, it comes with three bonus reports, and it is backed by a 60-day money-back guarantee, so there is time to read it and decide.
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