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Sockerton 06-02-2009 04:39 AM

6 Week Body Makeover
 
Has anyone tried the 6 week body makeover? I have heard some good reviews online, but wanted to check here first. I think these places pay people to write great comments online, so I am hesitant to trust them.

So, has this worked for anyone? I did a search and couldn't find this in another thread. If there is one that I am not seeing, please point me in the right direction.

canadianangel 06-02-2009 07:07 AM

Good morning!

I havnt heard of the 6 week body make over..im currnetly doing a online body makeover..its called online weightloss wars..basically we go on line to get our daily exercises, and every two weeks we have to submit our weight, mesuments, and photo...its great for support, there is a blog for us, and the person running it, is amazing...she runs alot of diffrent fitness groups. The one im doing right now is for twelve weeks, and the inches are coming off..so far in 9 weeks ive lost twenty three inchs..and thats with a leg injury(she even motified my exercises for my leg injury) but i didnt do them. I took the time off instead. And the best thing about is, you dont need any fancy equipment, and at the end whoever loses the most weight percentage wins 500.00. im noit sure if i can put the information link up, but if you want her information..pm me and i will give it to you...its a amazing program..

ang

sawa1210 06-02-2009 08:08 AM

I was suckered for the 6 week body makeover. All it really is is eating MINISCULE meals every 3 hours. Depending on how you're "classified" you might be told to avoid certain foods. I was allowed 2oz of chicken or 1 egg white, plus a handful of veggies or half of one fruit. Too little food! I never did get into the exercise portion of the plan, eating those tiny meals I could not get the energy up to do so.

I think it's a really extreme plan, maybe it works for some but I put me into instant starvation mode.

bacilli 06-02-2009 08:16 AM

DH and I did it a few years ago. We both dropped a good deal of weight, but it was a huge pain in the rear. We ended up being different types, so I was preparing 6 very different meals and 6 very different snacks - every day. I didn't find it to be too little food, but rather too much work.

SkinniVivi 06-02-2009 09:05 AM

The program was so expensive, and I only lasted 5 days. As others have said, you eat 6 small meals a day. The main issue is all the prep work that's required... They tell you to prepare a large amount ahead of time, then break it into meals, but you end up eating the same things for days on end. The big downfall for me was that my body type couldn't eat cheese (I don't usually eat alot of cheese anyway) but by Friday I was in a bad mood, had bad headache, and all I wanted was a grilled cheese.

I did like the idea of more frequent meals, and I was never hungry, but I felt like I was on a diet.

I wouldn't recommend it. For me, it was just too strict.

mizski 06-02-2009 01:45 PM

Are you talking about Michael Thurmond's 6 Week body makeover? The "6 Week Body Makeover" is an expensive (6 payments of $19.99 plus $19.95 shipping), gimmick-based program that basically tells you to eat healthy and exercise. Keep your money and do just that. If long-term weight loss was this straight-forward, The "6 Week Body Makeover" would be a house-hold name and sold in mainstream stores instead of obscure websites and infomercials.

ringmaster 06-02-2009 08:16 PM

I heard the diet was pretty strict-and most women fall into similar "types" eating lean protein and vegetables...stuff most of us here already know.

8675309 06-02-2009 08:21 PM

I've tried it, I still have the kit from like...a year and a bit ago.

What to say about it:
- I was the body type that was pretty much low fat, low carb. (If you want I can give you a food list of what you can eat if you do the 6WBM "body type test" to see if its worth the money).
-In addition to eating well, you are told to do 30 minutes of walking (I believe) or like wise activity along with the band work.
- Personally, I found it difficult because I lived at home, but now that I don't I could almost see myself doing it again, but I've taken on a no-meat type lifestyle so it doesn't really work ;)

Sockerton 06-02-2009 09:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 8675309 (Post 2768077)
I've tried it, I still have the kit from like...a year and a bit ago.

What to say about it:
- I was the body type that was pretty much low fat, low carb. (If you want I can give you a food list of what you can eat if you do the 6WBM "body type test" to see if its worth the money).
-In addition to eating well, you are told to do 30 minutes of walking (I believe) or like wise activity along with the band work.
- Personally, I found it difficult because I lived at home, but now that I don't I could almost see myself doing it again, but I've taken on a no-meat type lifestyle so it doesn't really work ;)

I took the online quiz and was told I am a type A - endomorph. If you can give me an info on what I'd be getting into, I would appreciate it. I was wondering what the food combos were about. I heard that some people had to eat protein and carbs at breakfast. Other types couldn't. I guess what I really wanted to see if the combos made any difference or if it was the amount of food that you were eating.

vertigoskyy 06-03-2009 10:10 PM

I couldn't stick to it. I'm trying to sell it on craigslist for $30. At least get something out of. I did it for a week maybe. I know people use it very successfully, I know someone who loved it, but I think it just depends on your type of personality and if you can stick to it or not. It's definitely not the type of program for me.

8675309 06-03-2009 10:20 PM

I pm'd you the details earlier today, hope you got them :)

Sockerton 06-03-2009 11:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 8675309 (Post 2769978)
I pm'd you the details earlier today, hope you got them :)

Got the PM. Thanks!!!

I don't know if I can give all all beverages except water. That sounds crazy to me.

LuvMyMr 06-06-2009 11:59 PM

My mom tried it and she hated it. She got sick off of it and I got the gist that it was a little bit of food and I think the food was very bland. I remember hearing you couldn't use salt or any seasonings on the food like chicken and fish. She kept it about three days and sent it back. She says she couldn't do it.

Fungirl28 08-26-2009 06:20 PM

I tried it a couple of years ago and I lost 80lbs but it was too strict and I stopped. No salt forever is something that I couldn't live with. I did like the other aspects however. Six weeks ago I decided to get back on track, with a few changes here and there. I eat 5-6 small meals a day but I eat salt,just in small quantities. I also work out more than the 30 minutes. I work out 1 hr and 30 minutes 5 days a week. I leared a lot form MT 6 wk body makeover but the no salt was a deal breaker for me. I knew that I could not go the rest of my life with no salt.

Courtne8591 06-29-2010 06:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fungirl28 (Post 2895850)
I tried it a couple of years ago and I lost 80lbs but it was too strict and I stopped. No salt forever is something that I couldn't live with. I did like the other aspects however. Six weeks ago I decided to get back on track, with a few changes here and there. I eat 5-6 small meals a day but I eat salt,just in small quantities. I also work out more than the 30 minutes. I work out 1 hr and 30 minutes 5 days a week. I leared a lot form MT 6 wk body makeover but the no salt was a deal breaker for me. I knew that I could not go the rest of my life with no salt.

How long did it take you on the 6 week body makeover program to loose 80 pounds?

Fungirl28 07-08-2010 09:01 AM

Sorry for the delayed response. It took me about 3-4 months.

Fungirl28 07-08-2010 09:01 AM

Sorry for the delayed response. It took me about 3-4 months.

gwoman 02-17-2014 04:32 PM

I did this and I'm switching over to it after Oz's rapid weight loss.. there are a lot of mis-conceptions here about this diet..

First of all it works great.. the pounds fall off,
Second, you eat plenty of food, in fact a ton.
It's based on your body type, yes that's true.
You take a small quiz which determines it.

You get rice and potatoes.. all the spices you want, just limit salt, Mrs. Dash has some great seasoning. Use that. I used a teense of salt after the first two weeks. Still kept losing.
You eat fruit for your body type. i.e. different bod types get different fruit.
Oatmeal with fruit in the morning.. one of my favs,
or Egg whites(buy at store in carton works great.) with veggies inside.
You create a killer vegetable broth you can drink anytime and cook with.
Mostly all the different types of veggies out there.
You eat 6 times a day.
You can make a baked apple with rasberry puree on it and use stevia to sweeten it if you get a sweet tooth.

It is very healthy and the more you eat, the more you lose.
The guy knows what he's talking about. I'm not paid to write this.. heck, I don't even know where to get the program anymore. I got mine in 2007.
All I know is that it works and after 6 weeks you modify it to keep the pounds off and you add some foods you've removed.
To me this is way easier than counting calories, but if you want to go that route and exercise like they say, that works too.
I just think eating the correct foods for your type is a smart idea and based on results.. works..
I encourage anyone here to do it and be creative.
Both my brother and I lost over 30 pounds when we first did it.
Alas, after 3 years I put back on a few pounds.. but I know what works and how to take it off fast!!!
Good luck!

gwoman 02-17-2014 04:41 PM

Also, I drink flavored sparkling bottled water. If you really need to, he says you can have a diet soda, which I was addicted to. but it has a ton of sodium in it.
Hey.. the salt thing.. I just modified it and added salt, just not too much. Just enough for my food to taste better. The reason for no salt in the beginning is to lose the water weight so the fat can start falling off.
There is a ton of info in the book you put together for your type. You really learn how to eat. As far as any other diet, and I'm over 60 now, that I've tried in my life(probably all of them until I found this) This is the most comprehensive, makes the most sense and works the best.

wvangel 02-04-2018 01:28 PM

6 Week Body Makeover
 
Hello All,
I did use this program and had fabulous results. Yes, the prep is a pain...but it also saves fixing something you shouldn't be eating. If you already have food prepared you are less likely to stray. I dug mine out and started using it again today. I am now at the highest weight I have ever been and I have to do something other than ignoring it and ballooning up.
I will keep you in the loop...but happy to say I am back on the bandwagon. :carrot:


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