Brain Control Weight Loss

You will find amazing recipes including yummy condiment choices, delicious lunch options, dinnertime favorites, and mouthwatering snacks or desserts in this book. You will also have the calorie counts (if you use them), carbohydrate counts, total fats, and proteins listed for each of the recipes. They are all ketogenic!

Release the power of a diet that isn't a diet... and watch the weight melt away. The average person will try 126 diets over the course of their lifetime… and what that should tell you is that something isn’t working. If you’ve tried diet after diet, only to find yourself back at square one months down the line, then you’re probably used to feeling miserable, hungry, tired, and discouraged. You’ve tried cutting calories… You’ve tried depriving yourself of all the foods you love… Maybe you’ve even tried cutting out entire food groups.

Since you landed on this page, you have probably been wondering what intermittent fasting is, or why so many people have used this lifestyle to become healthier. Well…you’re at the right place, because this book will tell you all about that! Topics in this book include trends, the choice between a low-carb and a low-fat diet, exercising during periods of fasting, brain detoxing methods, junk food addictions and why it’s so irresistible, portion control, and lots, lots, lots more.

The Virtual Gastric Band is a non-surgical technique which uses the power of hypnosis to retrain you to be satisfied with smaller amounts of food. It changes how you think about food and gives very safe, very predictable results. The clinical hypnotherapy convinces the brain that the stomach is full after a certain level of intake and that there is no need for more food. It is most definitely not a diet - we know that diets only work in the short term. The Virtual Gastric Band allows you to eat what you want, but will enable you to intake smaller portions.

Learn how to tap into your brainpower and stress less to weigh less - and kick your sugar habit to the curb. "Like most people, I was not dealing well with the low levels of continuous stress in my life. Stress had me turning to comfort foods, which tend to be high in fat and sugar, and sometimes to alcohol. It was stress-induced overeating and under-exercising that was wreaking havoc on my body. And my brain was driving it all."