Every other method out there tells you the holy grail of fat loss is restriction. They have you convinced that carbs make you fat, that 1500 Calories is enough to properly fuel your body, and that you can't enjoy your food when you do eat it. It's all about less, less, less.
Conventional wisdom says that you must approach nutrition with a dogmatic, all-or-nothing attitude. In reality, striving for impossible perfection ruins the whole process and builds an unhealthy relationship with food. Before you know it, you've painted yourself into a corner with nowhere else to go - nowhere to take Calories from, no foods to remove, and still not losing fat.
At some point, you need to stop and maintain your results before you push the pedal to the metal again. Failing to do so could lead to long-term metabolic adaptations that make fat loss nearly impossible, not to mention the psychological toll of deprivation. Willpower is finite, and something will eventually give, leading to feelings of guilt and failure.
The diet industry has instilled fear in millions of people - maybe even you - that if you don't do it this way, you'll never have the body you want. If that approach worked, you probably wouldn't be here reading this right now. You're sick of the "eat less/do less/be less" mentality and you need a change.
You're in luck, because you found Eat To Perform.
* TestimonialDisclaimer: All of the testimonials presented above are real and were written by actual members of Eat to Perform. These testimonials do not necessarily represent typical results of the Eat To Perform program. Results may vary between different members of the program due to differences in individual exercise history, genetics, age, sex, personal motivation and other factors. Please consult a physician before beginning any exercise or diet program.