More Protein = More Weight Loss?

you are right. some people insist on defying the obvious. you forgot to mention they stop exercising too.

Anyone that wants to maximize their weights loss, or in other words to get the 'absolute most out of the least amount of effort' is displaying a mentality that lead to their weight gain in the first place. That same mentality sees all you can eat buffets as a good value and doesn't say no to a free lunch. It is hard to explain but the opposite of getting up and thinking about yummy food to eat is not getting up and thinking about healthy food to eat. First step to losing weight - realize it will be ok and losing weight is achievable. Relax and slowly change habit by habit your relationship with food until it becomes one that you can master and control easily. Then find a new more interesting thing to worry about.

The China Study has been debunked numerous times. Here's one of them: http://rawfoodsos.com/2010/08/03/the-china-study-a-formal-analysis-and-response/

"they don't want to hear "eat less, move more" (even though it works!)" No, it doesn't. Out of every 100 people that start a conventional weight-loss plan ("eat less, move more") at least 95 of them will return to or exceed their former weight in five years. All of them will be less healthy by any objective standard and more likely to gain weight in the future. Eating less and moving more is the cornerstone of a multi-billion weight-loss industry that is clearly more interested in creating return customers than offering a permanent solution to overweight and obesity.

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