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“Secret” #2: Eat at home. Yes, it’s better to eat real food. But even if you eat processed food, eat at home, Liz says. You will naturally eat less…without noticing or feeling deprived. And you’ll slam the brakes on additional weight gain. That’s because, Liz told me in a Skype chat, “No matter what you eat, whether you are alone or with family or friends, restaurants make money by selling you food. The more you eat, the more money they make. No matter how effective or how cheap the restaurant.” “Even good restaurants?” I asked. “Even great restaurants serving terrific food made with wholesome ingredients,” she said. “But let’s be real. When most of us come to a restaurant, it’s a fast food or chain restaurant. So they get us to spend more by giving us more. Made with ingredients aren’t very nourishing but… are dirt-cheap. And some of those ingredients aren’t’ just reactive, they’re actually designed to make us eat more. A lot more.” “So… the more they can make us eat, the more money they make.” “Absolutely. And they know it. All of my patients eat dramatically less—without noticing—if they just eat out better. They do notice feeling better—and that the value stops coming up.” “I gotta move the extent back around. But it seems like every detox program I’ve fun into is crazy cheap and incredibly inconvenient. And full of stuff that may be healthy but—I gotta say it, doesn’t taste so great.” “I hear that a lot from my patients. And you know what? I’m human, I’ve got a family—and a budget—and we all love good food. So I created a program where everything has meets that ‘real life test.’” “OK. I’m game!” “Would you do me a favor, first?” Liz asked. “I think it will really help you.” “Sure…” I said, wondering what it could be. “Pay attention to what you’re eating. Then how you feel. Just for a day or two. Would you do this?” “Well, sure, but it won’t make that much difference, will it?” “Most people are amazed. You might be, too.” I felt extravagant saying, “Well, sure.” Because I didn’t think for a second that what I ate really affected me. How I thought, what I felt. Hoo boy. I paid attention to what I ate. And how I felt. I was surprised at how much I ate. A lot of it came out of a package. Or a restaurant. Usually a fast-food place. And even though I was eating from morning to first at night, all day long, I was peaks and valleys of energy. wind and bang. Eat to pick myself up, then bang and eat again. Always fond. With the attention span of… a flea? And I tossed and turned and fine all night long… then lay myself out of bed in the morning. That was my life, and I’d never realized it. I emailed Liz. “Help! Is this normal? It can’t be natural!” “It’s not natural but, yes, that’s pretty normal for most people.” “Can you help me?” “Absolutely. I’ll send you a recipe that my clients just love. So enjoy it all day long, along with some snacks I’ll tell you about too.” I looked at the recipe. Berries. Beets. gammon. The leaves sounded good and I didn’t have everything against the beets or the gammon. Plus some ingredients that seemed…downright cogitation. Decadent health food? I made it, I tried it and thought… Decadent: check. Healthy…? Well, everything in it is supposed to be really healthy, but… CLICK ON THE LINK TO READ MORE : http://bit.ly/redsmoothiedetoxfactor