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Copyright 2006 Donovan Baldwin A week or then, I was on the line at the supermarket checkout and saw a text on the cover of a magazine. The headline read: "breakthrough! FAT loss VITAMINS! "and the text below it said" 95% of us can't get enough. Securely increase your intake and: * lose 5 kg per week! * Burn 30% more fat each day! The newspaper was Woman's world. As in health, fitness, diet and weight loss, the claim that intrigued me so that I threw a copy of the newspaper in the buggy and read the article when I came home. Very briefly, here is what the article had to say: most people receive enough Vitamin C and vitamin c can help your body burn more fat. Now, this was interesting, and since I believe that most people do not get the nutrients they need, I was willing to go along with the idea to increase your normal intake of Vitamin C, either by increasing the amount of things such as orange juice, which is good for you anyway and it contains a lot of vitamin c, or through the use of Vitamin C supplements. The information in this article makes sense, and when I did a small independent online investigation, I found that the article was apparently reasonably accurate. I do not have a particular problem with the information in this article and agree to increase Vitamin C can help someone lose weight. This leads us to slightly exaggerated the title of this article. Everyday, it seems we are bombarded with all these claims about weight loss, fat loss, diet and health. One person says their pills will treat cortisol, which is the cause of weight gain. Another says that their diet will "melt" the fat. Anyone else want to hypnotize you, and who will do the trick. Cover art by many other periodicals upon checkout the day I bought my magazine had various hints, tips, diet and weight loss solutions. All these people cannot tell the truth, can they? Is weight gain results of cortisol, poor diet, lack of exercise, not enough Vitamin C, lack of sleep, stress, too much beer, or just bad genes? The answers to both questions is, "Yes ... sort of ..." The actual biological process that people get fat is known. The solution is also known, and it doesn't have much to do with Vitamin C, cortisol, genes or a lot of other things ... directly. A runner who wants to run faster, the training on Running and try to run faster. However, the runner is also to strengthen his bones through weight training. They can improve their results, or perhaps reach their goals faster, by eating a certain type of diet ... maybe even made changes to this diet at different points in their training or competition schedule. If stress inhibiting their performance, helping them learn to meditate set this stress behind them or at least alleviate it enough so that their times improve.If their family life or work schedule is such that it disrupts their education, rest or nutrition schedule, then make a change in these areas to improve their athletic performance.Although this is most important in their current education is ... running!Everything else helps only with the speed of development and the progress made in the end.The same applies for most weight loss situations and so-called solutions.Increase physical activity and eating reasonably are the two big things to achieve healthy, permanent weight loss.If in the exercise program that you want to supplement with Vitamin C, or get more sleep, or take anything that reduces the effects of cortisol or quit your job because it interferes with your weight loss program, you will probably improve the results.You will lose more weight over time, lose weight faster or just find the whole process easier.But the biggest part of weight loss and better health (and enjoy life), from the basics of exercise and diet; So what happens to the people who lose weight by breathe properly, or Vitamin C or add chocolate to diet? people are different, and so are the facts and factors of their lifestyle, training, upbringing and genetic makeup. any person who is a dress size greater than what she wants to get all the weight loss she needs from increasing their Vitamin C intake; it does not mean that every woman will experience the same results; another woman may lose much more than a dress size and with Vitamin C, while it may help to her shed a few pounds and be healthier overall will probably not produce anywhere near total results she hope to achieve; If, however, she does the right things to achieve weight reduction, add Vitamin C can process a little and get her to her destination a little faster, just like in the title of this article, is the key word in all of these claims, "help" if it is specified or only implied. True healthy, permanent weight loss is the result of a combination of activity and diet; everything else, which may be of value, only helps.