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    Quite honestly - the diet you can aptly apply and adhere to best. I know that's vague, but what good is a PSMF or the like (no offense Kel - it's an excellent short term approach) if you can't consistently apply it?

    Btw, I'm not doubting you can (adhere to it) Lunk. You should read the short book and then decide, honestly, whether you think it's something you can stick with 100%. If you truly don't think you can, then you're just spinning your wheels and wasting your time, IMHO.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gbrice75 View Post
    Quite honestly - the diet you can aptly apply and adhere to best. I know that's vague, but what good is a PSMF or the like (no offense Kel - it's an excellent short term approach) if you can't consistently apply it?

    Btw, I'm not doubting you can (adhere to it) Lunk. You should read the short book and then decide, honestly, whether you think it's something you can stick with 100%. If you truly don't think you can, then you're just spinning your wheels and wasting your time, IMHO.
    By stick to it, I assume you mean sticking to the plan through the fasting period? Good point indeed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lunk1 View Post
    By stick to it, I assume you mean sticking to the plan through the fasting period? Good point indeed.
    I just mean in general - sticking to any plan, whatever it entails, without deviation. If you go with a plan that's extreme (and some of Lyle's stuff is just that - his rapif fat loss approach most certainly is) and know you've had a tough time adhering to more traditional/laid back approaches, then you're probably setting yourself up for failure tbh...

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    Quote Originally Posted by gbrice75 View Post
    I just mean in general - sticking to any plan, whatever it entails, without deviation. If you go with a plan that's extreme (and some of Lyle's stuff is just that - his rapif fat loss approach most certainly is) and know you've had a tough time adhering to more traditional/laid back approaches, then you're probably setting yourself up for failure tbh...
    I'm def. picking up what you are laying down. I will most likely pick up the book and give it a read.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lunk1 View Post
    I'm def. picking up what you are laying down. I will most likely pick up the book and give it a read.
    You might as well check out Lyle's UD 2.0 book as well. It's a longer term approach, but still relatively effective in a short period. Not easy though, you've been warned!!

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