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TRENDING: Why It's So Hard To Lose Weight After 50, And The #1 Most Addictive Carb yo
2018-08-23 09:31:09   (Visits: 692 Times)
to lose it...
Every year, that number on the scale keeps creeping up a few notches, EVEN IF you're saying "No" to Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough and "Yes" to Yoga.
So what the heck is going on? Why do your jeans keep getting tighter?
Turns out, after you hit your 30's, your metabolism begins to slow down1, which means your body is burning almost 200 less calories a day by the time you're 50.
As If Your Slowing Metabolism Wasn't Enough...
As if a slowing metabolism wasn't enough, after 30 you also start losing about half a pound of your calorie burning muscle tissue each year (and at 50, that rate doubles!)2... not exactly a recipe for a slim waistline!
So what's a concerned "50 something" to do?
For most people, it's hard enough to find the motivation to exercise and the discipline to eat healthier... but after 50, it's like a double whammy!
Change is hard. Your body doesn't respond to exercise as quickly as it used to and even if you want to eat healthier, most people haven't the faintest idea what "healthy food" really is. For instance...
Can You Spot The Worst Carb In This Picture?Did you know this carb is actually considered a "health food"? And when you eat it, it can end up as ugly belly fat almost instantly9?
And the worst part?
You probably eat it - or something similar - almost every day. And you'll be shocked to discover what this is when you visit the next page:
==> The #1 Carb You MUST Avoid After 50 [video]

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