Hi, within this article I will share the secret to how to lose belly fat in

one week. I'd like to begin by saying this is not for everyone. Some might even say extreme,

but the truth is it works.

How to Lose belly fat in 1 week – secret #1

Use only fresh fruits and vegetables

How to Lose belly fat in 1 week – secret #2

Remember to drink water

How to Lose belly fat in 1 week – secret #3

Don't cheat

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Discover how to make low carb versions of your favorite foods and skyrocket your chances of achieving your weight loss goals by 300%!

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Learn the secrets of low carb bread, cheesecake, cookies and ice cream to ensure boredom and deprivation won't derail your diet

Dear Fellow Low Carber,

If you're following your low carb diet faithfully – but you're bored with your food choices, you've probably already thought about quitting. Thoughts of the springy texture of cake or the crunchiness of a cookie are weakening your resolve, and you're dreading how left out and deprived you'll feel at that social event next week when you'll have to refuse all those high-carb party foods.

You're probably also fed up with bacon and eggs for breakfast and wish you could have low carb bread to put your sandwich filling in. You'd just love to curl up on the sofa with some ice cream but you know it will send your blood sugar and insulin into overdrive and trigger carbohydrate cravings you can't control.

You know how hard it is to go back on the diet once you've gone off it, and you know that every 'excursion' makes your weight loss slow down or even stop. But sometimes, you have a weak moment and those feelings of boredom and deprivation get the better of you. You know that that's not the way to the weight loss of your dreams, but you can't help yourself.

When I discovered low carb dieting, it changed my life because it finally enabled me to lose my surplus weight – all 50 pounds of it – after every other diet I'd tried had failed. However, I soon realised that there were two threats to my new way of eating, and to the new "me" – the twin diet killers of boredom and deprivation.

How I longed for the springy texture of bread, or the crunchiness of a cookie! How I wished that I could make low carb bread so that I could take a 'normal' packed lunch to work or on a picnic like everyone else! How deprived I felt when family and friends were tucking into carbohydrate-laden foods at times of celebration or holidays, and all I had to munch on was my meat or fish, veggies and salads!

Then I made a crucial discovery. Low carb substitutes were now available for many cooking and baking ingredients. I quickly became an avid experimenter in the kitchen. Not for me a life of plain cooked meat, fish, cheese or eggs, green vegetables, and salad - my new way of eating had to have enough interest in it to keep me on it for life!

So I discovered how to make low carb sauces, pies, quiches, bread, cakes, cookies, desserts, ice cream, yoghurt and so on. It was this ability to make my own low carb versions of these foods that made the difference between going off the diet and staying on it long-term.

When you're doing Atkins or other low carb diets you can have much more interesting food than just steak and salad ...

It comes as a surprise to many people, but dieting the low carb way doesn't mean you have to miss out on your favorite foods! Just imagine being able to make 'sandwiches' once again, or cauliflower cheese with a thick, creamy sauce, or quiche with a real crust, or 'breaded' meat or fish, or chicken and mushrooms in a creamy sauce... Or what about scrumptious ice cream, yoghurt, shortbread, or even chocolate eclairs ...

You can still have 'normal' foods such as bread, quiche, pies, sauces, cookies, yoghurt, ice cream, porridge and granola cereal on your low carb diet!

So often I would hear new dieters say how plain and uninteresting their low carb diet was. But I knew different! Since being able to make low carb versions of my favorite foods had played such an important part in my successful weight loss, I felt sure that this would help others achieve their weight loss goals in the same way. That was why I decided to compile all my recipes into a cookbook.

Read on to see how the cookbook I developed as I made my journey to a normal weight will help you, too, stay on your low carb diet and ensure you achieve the weight loss success of your dreams.

Easy to make, original tried and tested low carb recipes

The cookbook is full of original, tried and tested recipes. In it you'll learn how easy it is to build up a basic repertoire of meals, snacks and treats which are just as delicious as their high carb counterparts. The recipes are simple to follow, quick to prepare and suitable for Atkins and other low carb plans. They're also suitable for low GI diets - since they are very low in carbs, that makes them automatically low on the GI scale, too!

So many low carb or low GI cookbooks are about meals or recipes that are easily converted to low carb or low GI by simply leaving out the 'carby' ingredients - but I was not content with that. That's why the Low Carb / Low GI Cookbook concentrates on bringing you low carb or low GI versions of foods such as bread, sauces, cookies, cakes and desserts - the 'difficult' foods and recipes, which most people mistakenly think are impossible to convert.

Not many people know, for instance, that chocolate eclairs, or chicken risotto, or apple cake are possible on a low carb or low GI diet. Just check out the many other delicious recipes in the Cookbook that you thought were an impossible dream: