November 2022 - Breakthrough Discovery

It Is Possible Belly Fat May Have Nothing To Do With Diet or Exercise

Hi, I'm Tom Goodman and if you are like many women and men over 40 who have tried everything under the sun and yet have not lost any weight, I’m glad you’re here today.

Because let me be the first to tell you that it's not your fault!

Don't believe the things you may have heard your friends, family or weight loss “professionals” have said... that your weight gain is your fault, that you haven’t done enough… and that your body’s broken.

Please understand this…

It is not your fault. You are not broken. Your body is not defective.

In the following paragraphs, I will reveal to you a possible cause of your weak metabolism and why some people in America cannot lose weight no matter what they try…

The possible reason why it's virtually impossible for you to keep fat off of your body, especially if you’re over 40 years old.

This truth, as suggested by Harvard University, Journal of the American Medical Association and Journal of Applied Physiology...

So hear me out!

A possible reason why men and women in their 30s, 40s and even 60s are having a hard time losing weight and are storing fat is because of occassional stress.

Occassional stress can potentially lead to weight gain because there are receptors that sit on top of your fat cells that tell your body to stop metabolizing fat in response to times of occassional physiological stress.

You see, during the caveman days, starvation and cold were the ultimate stressors…

So, to ensure survival through times of hunger and cold, these receptors ensured the body put the brakes on metabolic activity and to stop burning fat for energy.

By completely stopping your metabolism, energy was conserved in the form of fat cells - and it helped our ancestors survive days without food, and helped them weather through cold, rough nights.

As our bodies and the environment evolved through the years, food and warmth became the norm, however, these fat cell receptors did not change in their function.

Instead, they have now evolved to protect the body from all forms of occassional physiological stress…

Which means…

Whether you’re eating a strict regimented diet, starving yourself, exercising excessively or sleeping for only 6 hours a night, these occassional “stressors” can put the brakes on your metabolism, causing you to accumulate more and more fat.

As you can imagine, the older you are, the greater the number of occassional stressors you could've been exposed to and could've accumulated through the years– from your work, your relationships, your children, family, friends, advancement in technology, the toxic environment… the list goes on.

So, if you haven't been able to lose weight, it could be possible that occassional stressors is the reason...