How Would You Respond To An Advertisement For A Weight Loss Diet That Claims That Eating Certain Foods?
October 13th, 2009 | 
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How would you respond to an advertisement for a weight loss diet that claims that eating certain foods can elevate the BMR and thus promote weight loss?
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2 Responses to “How Would You Respond To An Advertisement For A Weight Loss Diet That Claims That Eating Certain Foods?”
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First: I don’t believe anything.
Second: I think about it.
I recomend a very good article about this topic:http://www.easyunderstand.com/weightloss…
I’d ignore it. There are a couple of well known weight loss programs, that base their claims on the food that they sell.