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Originally Posted by Chloe222
Evepet,
Was it considerably different than the previous version (the one that was on his website last year)? I'm assuming you read that since I know you like to do research, and are really good at it.
BTW, any update on leptin supplements?
Thanks,
Chloe
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Some of it was a bit different and fairly motivational. A lot was repetitious from what I'd already learned about the IP philosophy of weight loss, and weight loss in general.
I'll give you the Content Page:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
THE KEYS TO LOSING WEIGHT
Preamble: What I know About Beauty and Women - page 11-15
Introduction.... 17 - 21
PART ONE: ENDING THIRTY YEARS OF MISUNDERSTANDING - pgs 23-50
By Way of Preface: Diets are a Pain!
1. Accountable, but not Guilty
2. Is Losing Weight Only a Matter of Willpower?
3. Every Pound Has a Story
4. Weight and Pleasure, the Principle of Connected Vessels
5. Treating Yourself When You Don't Like Yourself
6. Weight loss, a Sacrifice or a Gift?
7. Having or Being?
Conclusion: Finding Yourself Again Through Weight Loss - page 48-50
PART TWO: DIETS - pg 51 - 86
By Way of Preface: Firefighting and Bricklaying are Two different Professions - page 52
1. No opposing Schools of Thought
2. Why do the Pounds Refuse to Come off?
3. Why One Diet Rather than Another?
4. What is the Solution?
5. What are the Steps to follow?
6. The Transition Phases
7. The Second Contract: Weight Stabilization
8. Ending the Criticism that Protein-Sparing Diets are Dangerous
The Weight-Loss Process at a Glance - page 85
PART THREE: UNDERSTANDING YOUR BODY - page 87 - 109
Introduction: If you want to take Part in a Car Rally, You Need to Know Mechanics
Weight Loss Mechanisms - pg 89
1. How Does Weight Loss Occur?
2. Some Facts on Ketone Bodies
3. Insulin Threshold
Your Questions Answered:
1. What is Sugar?
2. Why is Sugar Bad, and why is it wrong to forbid it?
3. the Ideal Protein Weight Loss Method: The Begining, the End or an Illusion?
4. what are the Pros and cons of the Ideal Protein Weight Loss Method?
5. Do Overly Restrictive Diets Cause More Eating Disorders?
6. Is Water Retention a real or an imagined problem?
7. Is Cellulite a disease?
8. Will physical activity make you lose weight?
9. Can physical activity replace proteins?
10. Comments made
11. Tips for carrying on. - pg. 107
PART FOUR: TRUE STORIES - page 111 through 124
(stories of some individual dieters)
CONCLUSION: page 127
APPENDICES page 129-144
Dieting & Calories
Could protein intake adversely affect your body? page 132
Weight gain and metaboic syndrome: the role of insulin & glucagon - page 134
Calorie Chart page 136
Glycemic Index Table page 141
Foods Permitted during the Weight-Loss Phase page 143
Body Mass Index (BMI) page 144
Glossary - page 145-147
Bibliography - page 148 - 150
As to the leptin supplements, I haven't had time to really delve into it as much as I will, but at this point I think I'm giving up on the idea. I've read comments (just like the one that Patns found) that make me think supplements aren't necessarily the best way to go. Not unless I went to a naturopath or equivalent professional, and got what I considered to be a trustworthy opinion on what was a good supplement. There are too many 'hoaxes' out there and I'm nervous about messing with the balance of my hormones. From what I'm reading I'm feeling more like eventually adapting an eating style that supports leptin supplementation naturally. I ended up buying the ebook version of 'The Leptin Boost Diet' by Dr. Scott Isaacs, and have been reviewing his ideas and basic protocol. I think once a person is at their weight goal, that it wouldn't be too hard to switch over into this leptin-supplementing eating lifestyle. There are a few authors who have written on this subject, and they don't all seem to agree on the best protocol. I definitely need to read more.