Will You Be On My Advisory Board?
ByHey everyone, I’m finally going to do it. I’m going to write a book, and the book’s going to be about how to eat your favorite foods, even junk food, on a regular basis, and still lose weight.
Don’t worry, nothing for sale… (yet)… What I need is your help.
I need an advisory board… or board of directors… that will help me make the best book out there for what people really need to finally get into better shape.
I’d like you to please tell me what’s missing. What you’d like to know more about. What you’d just plain like to know. If you can lend a hand to this I’d be happy to send you a copy of the book once it’s done along with my sincere thanks. I’d also like to add you to the contributor page of the book to acknowledge your contribution.
When you respond in the comments section below, please tell me why you’d like to help, and any expertise you may have (it could be anything – you never know how it might help).
Thanks for contributing.






83 Comments
May 28th, 2009 at 1:29 am
If you still need people to proof-read and / or be on your advisory board, I would like to contribute my time and expertise.
May 28th, 2009 at 1:39 am
I can provide insight and objectivity with out loosing the dea of What is going on.
I will ask questions from the other point of view.
If that will Help, I’ll be glad to be an advisor.
May 28th, 2009 at 2:01 am
I would love to be on your advisory board, that is if you’ll have me. At one time in my life I did work in the fitness field so maybe that would be a help to you.
May 28th, 2009 at 2:19 am
Right now I am having a trouble with weight loss beyond my control, for I have a terminal illness. So I don’t think I would be a good candidate to be on your advisory board. Lorretta
May 28th, 2009 at 2:23 am
Hi. I am an avid reader and would love the chance to be on your advisory board.
May 28th, 2009 at 2:25 am
I would love to contribute my thoughts on how to lose weight. I can give tips from personal experience as I lost 20 pounds during the summer. I did it through maintaining a well balanced diet and lots of exercise. But now I have fallen off the bandwagon as I have found that it is hard to take the time to prepare healthy food that tastes good with a busy schedule! So I would like to see more recipes that are healthy, taste good, and can be done in around 10 minutes or so such as plain oatmeal or leafy greens (I have a good one for spinach-cook it in sesame oil! deliciouso!)
I would also like to see diets/recipes that might appeal to women/men of different age groups as I know that our body changes and taste buds might change as well as we age. (if there is such a thing.) hehe
May 28th, 2009 at 2:31 am
Sure it would be a honor
May 28th, 2009 at 2:34 am
I can only give you info about myself. I recently lost 15 bs. I bought an 8 pack of Alaskan salmon from Cosco and a pack of cucumber. That was my diet for a couple of weeks. A vitamin pill, and tea with a touch of milk for extras. I am 54 and have had a weight problem since 40. I have done the long term personal trainner with a balanced diet for two years, and didn’t lose the weight. I feel it has to do with hormones, a mental attitude and a diet that is high in protien with no fat. Once you have lossed the initial 10 bs work at keeping it off. From the age of 15 to 25 it was so easy to stay slim.
May 28th, 2009 at 2:45 am
I am interested in your advisory board.
May 28th, 2009 at 3:19 am
I would love to be on your advisory board, I can proof read etc. And tell my story of how i lost over 100lbs.
May 28th, 2009 at 3:32 am
I struggled with my weight since i was a child(am now 48 yrs. old). I once weighted 248 pounds. I lowered my weight to 120 and have bounced to 150 over the years. I would love to help in any way that i can.
May 28th, 2009 at 4:39 am
Hi Harry,
Thank you for the invitation.
I would like to contribute to your project because a) doing so will keep me focussed on my own mini-project of shedding fat in time for the Rugby season (16 week goal) b) I believe what goes around comes around. If I lend you some assistance, then who knows what I may get back in return (e.g. the information in your final draft).
In regards to expertise, in beginning my own shed fat mini-project I have educated myself with numerous nutrition and training texts from the world of Bodybuilding and Athletics. My favourite is Anita Bean’s, The Complete Guide to Sports Nutrition (4th Edition).
Regards,
Darren D’Cruz, London
May 28th, 2009 at 5:10 am
hello,
i’ll be glad to be in you advisor board, if you see i could be.
i”ve worked in the loosing weight products as food supplements and i have some experience in how people react and what they really need to know.
so if you think i could help i’m here.
May 28th, 2009 at 6:18 am
Hi Hank,
I would love to be on your advisory board. I have competed and placed in the EAS Body For Life challenges.
I am currently using your Ultimate Fat Loss nutrition regimen along with my P90X routine and I am getting great results. I have read your posts on eating what you want every couple of days, but I have not implemented that part of the routine yet, so I would love to be a test subject and be on your advisory board.
I am also a licensed personal trainer although I am not active in the fields so I have a goos amount of nutrition and exercise knowledge.
May 28th, 2009 at 7:10 am
I would love to contribute to your book with my ideas and even proof reading. I read a lot and love to find mistakes that people have missed in published books. I was a biology teacher for many years and I have worked with countless numbers of students with their diet and weight.
May 28th, 2009 at 7:11 am
Yes, I would like to be on your advisory board. I am a registered nurse, though right now not working in the field and have struggled with my weight all my life.
Alyson
May 28th, 2009 at 7:17 am
Hi Harry,
Further to my previous posting. If your forthcoming book is about eating junk food and still shedding fat, then I respectfully decline your invitation. I am not an advocate of junk food and cheat days.
Regards,
Darren
May 28th, 2009 at 7:33 am
Love to help and contribute images.
May 28th, 2009 at 7:37 am
Let me know how I can help
May 28th, 2009 at 7:47 am
I’d love to help. I am not sure what contribution I can give, but would be happy to be a part of your project.
Once upon a time I was a sloth … then successfully changed my life around to clean eating and training and feeling great. After a 2 year slide (and SEVERAL pound gain/lack of training) I am finding my way back to me.
May 28th, 2009 at 7:48 am
I am an avid reader of books and online information. I believe that this may of be help to you.
May 28th, 2009 at 8:07 am
i would like to help. it sounds like a great new approach to weight control
May 28th, 2009 at 8:10 am
I know an 80 yo Yogi, who goes out and buys the fastest Jet Ski he can find every year. At 80 years old, he has the build of a 20 something, except way more conditioned and better. To top that off, he does roofing for a living, and still runs around like a cat on steeply pitched roofs 40 ft above the ground, and makes Wall St. type money doing so.
This guy has it all, perfect health, a spinal column that looks like spring steel waiting to verticle jump, which gives him perfect posture, healthy maintained teeth, no dependance on any little purple pill, lung capacity of an 18 year old, smooth skin in spite of being exposed relentlessly to up on the roof sun for 60 years, really an amazing person, and with all the disposble income he has lying around, wouldnt be caught dead eating anything from the finest restaraunts in the world.
I mention him because he was and is my mentor. I was a fat 17yo kid when I first went to work for him and started humping rolls up a roof. I was clueless about diet and weight loss untill I started listining to him. Now I am 53 years old, and been in the roofing business myself since then. I have to say, and Ive seen it a million times before, weight loss is that much more difficult if you do not have a physical labor type job, so diet needs extreme fine tuning, for it to work and for a person to meet and sustain his ideal body weight for a liftime.
Anyone eating any type of fast food, creamy dressings, animal butters, cookies or cakes, sodas or pastas and cheesy things on a regular basis has got to be crazy. It is the reason why so many people are overweight and sickly. When you forego sugary or deep fried salty taste, for clear arteries and eat for nutrition, then everyone at 53 will feel like a kid, and actually be on auto pilot as far as diet goes, in fact there is no diet, no cravings, no extreme anything, an empty stomach is not a hungry stomach it is a satisfied stomach.
So how do you arrive at such a place? Well first of all you have to want to- Few can trade off a handfull of pumpkin seeds and water for lunch along with a mango for a falsely tasty Big Mac with fries and a coke. But after eating the way nature intended and feeling the effects from it you would never even consider drinking a coke, or any other poison of that ilk.
The yogi I know is not some gaunt depressed lack of energy type who preaches vegitarianism (even though he is a vegitarian, Im not) and he could, because I remember him being totally labeled as a quack, way back when in 1962, when he would lecture on second hand protien, and how animal fats will give you all kinds of cancers. Well, well, thats seems to be the in vouge thinking today, this guy had a lock on it 50 years ago.
Anyway, I went from 269 age 17 baby fat pounds, to 6′ tall, 176 solid muscle age 53 lbs, which Ive maintained pretty much all my life. I have fat cells in me, so when I give in to eating whole apple and pumpkin pies around the holidays (even when I just scrape the filling from the crust) I can still manage to gain 15 lbs quite easily, but I can and do enjoy that, there is also such a thing as healing and rebuilding, and shedding some winter gained weight in the spring, for a kick ass summer. It is cycical, like the seasons.
Unfortunatly time stands still for an overweight person, I know, Ive been there. You wait for results, which is hogwash. The results come all too slowly, or not at all, and its agonizing and fustrating.You think you will have to deny yourself forever. A mature mind helps, when your young and fail you feel like OK Ill get it right someday, because you have time on your side.
If you dont know already, the key is to wear yourself out each day, and as humans go that is alot. Especially if your subsisting on high calorie, void of nutrition garbage. A person, who has transformed and underwent change due to diet, will have no problem walking past a bakery, or a Ben and Jerrys, knowing that eating that crap is just not an option, sure give it to the grandkids and let them enjoy their youth they can afford to abuse themselves and will grow out of it with guidance, but an adult who knows better will recognize that the marketeers have actually made you think that your day isnt complete without it, and realize that phoney adulerated tastes arent tasty at all! The taste you really crave is bitter sour, the taste that wakes you up instead of putting you to sleep.
There is so much to say, about each and every subject, thats deals with this human exsistance, it is all about balance with nature, we lose track of that, in a plastic and metal world. A natural, life long diet with seasonal considerations is all you need to be at your fighting weight and keeping your miles of nature given tubes and hoses open so all your senses and organs function as they were meant to, until you die. That is what I believe, and have experienced thus far. If you want to know more, just ask me.
May 28th, 2009 at 8:19 am
Book deal sounds great.
I’m probably different from most of your readers. My perspective isn’t weight loss, its getting back in shape, being partially disabled and a lot of joint pain from my situation.
I took my mom to get a colonoscopy this morning, and noticed the wide differences in people waiting to get them.
The doctor said the main causes of colon problems, including cancer, is the fact food waste just sits. Less and less people get the right amount of fiber to keep from getting rid of toxic waste just sitting there. Maybe you could have a chapter that shares with foods that help with this problem.
More and more people do a lot of sitting at their jobs. Computers may be a great help, but they lead to a lot of inactivity in our lives.
Its taken me 5 years to get the right help and move on. I’ll always be in pain, but I don’t want to focus on what I can’t do. I want to focus on what I can, but like most finances are very tight, but my pain specialist and PT told me I had to get a health club membership and use it if I really wanted to get better. It’s been two month’s now, with a membership to LA Fitness, and I try to go three times a week. I feel better than I have in 5 years, but I want to get even better.
Thanks for your help.
Maybe this helps you with your book…then again maybe not.
Thanks for the updates.
God Bless,
May 28th, 2009 at 8:34 am
I am interested in being on the advisory board. Much like the book you are writing I am a work in progress ( a little light on the progress). All my life a size 3…this was taken for granted. Now midlife and 9 sizes later…I decide something has to be done about this…now! My first question…Do I have to mail order the ingredients included in your diet? I am willing to try new recipe ideas as long as I can run down to the local grocery store to buy the ingredients for less than my weekly paycheck. I have many, many other ideas, gripes, input, from the many, many other self help, diet, exercise books I have poured over. Plus the bonus…how awesome would it be to be acknowledged on your contributers page!!! Good luck with the book.
May 28th, 2009 at 8:41 am
My secret to not gaining weight: gallstones. I lost 30 lbs. ten years ago but did it too quickly; as a result, I have gallstones. I am living with the occasional pain and discomfort because I can’t afford the operation or medical care. The benefit to having gallstones is that I can not over-eat and thus can not gain weight because, if I eat too much, I am in pain from the gallstones. So gallstones are the perfect solution to over-eating, unless you like being in pain.
May 28th, 2009 at 9:09 am
Sure I would be on your advisary board! I am a fitness pro and bootcamp trainer as well as certs in nutrition. I was profiled in Fit Over 40 ebook and have a large following of trainers in my bootcamp inner circle as well. Let me know how I can help
May 28th, 2009 at 9:14 am
Hi Harry,
I would be honoured to be able to assist in any way that I can to your book. It will be a great journey for you and I hope we can all help in some small way to making it a great success for you!! You have ceraintly been an inspiration for me and I hope I can achieve my goals and live up to your standards.
From what I can see here you have a great amount of love and support which is a good way to start anything. I hope you have a good day.
From Down Under We Thunder.
May 28th, 2009 at 9:20 am
Id love to Harry. Ive been reading your articles since the Muscle Media 2000 days! On another note, have you seen Joel Marions Cheat to loose program? It very similar to yours but I personally think that its missing a lot of information that you included in yout blogs during the holidays.
All the best
Ralph
May 28th, 2009 at 9:37 am
Hi,
I would love to be on your advisory bored. I am in an advanced english class and doing well in it. I love to read and I am grate and proofreading and giving constructive critisism. If you would like me to be on the board, please email me at dudesindresses376@yahoo.com. I would love to donate my time to helping you out.
From,
Forrest Mac Gibson
May 28th, 2009 at 9:41 am
Hi Harry,
I’d be happy to assist you with your book. Please include me in your advisory board.
Thank you.
May 28th, 2009 at 9:52 am
Oh yeah, I forgot to mention the reason why I might be able to help.
Well Im actually not sure lol!!The only thing that I can tell you is that in the last 13 years or so Ive tried/owned or read just about every health or fitness program that has come out. It’s a hobby of mine and In that time Ive learned what works and what doesn’t. In that time Ive gotten pretty good at knowing what people want when it comes to an exercise program. I guess the best way I can help is that I can be a test subject for your book. Im going to give your program a try starting June 1st. Ive written down a ton of notes from your Blogs and I have a decent handle on what needs to be done. I really need to get lean because Ive just joined a pro band and I need to be in shape!!!
All the best!!
Ralph
May 28th, 2009 at 9:55 am
I would love to contribute to your book Hank. I’m a chemist by degree, but have experience as both a cook and meal planner, writing nutrition programs for trainers at my local gym. I also am studying to get my NASM certification as well. I love fitness and nutrition, it must be the science geek in me. Just let me know.
May 28th, 2009 at 9:56 am
I am very interested in diets in general, having been on many of the popular ones…Weight Watchers, Jenny Craig, South Beach, etc..have lost weight on all and didn’t mind the food choices but the bottom line is that I couldn’t maintain them as they all became too expensive and the maintenence program didn’t work well for me. Also I found myself having to make separate meals and being unable to eat out with friends which is discouraging. I have degrees in Home Ec/Dietetics and nursing and believe there is a food plan out there somewhere that is affordable and one that is flexible enough to include junk food and inexpensive choices on a regular basis.Whether or not I am chosen to help I am looking forward to your book in the future
May 28th, 2009 at 9:59 am
I have not read anything from you that resonates enought to make me change my eating habits. Your message seems to be “Only eat the right things and avoid the rest”. How helpful is that? Is that any different than 1000’s of other “experts”? Whether the subject is weight loss, bodybuilding or health improvement, the mantra is the same, but nobody is any closer to helping others get to those goals unless they are willing and able to change. Eye of Round for breakfast? Take a poll and find out how many of your readers actually eat that. Did it help them achieve their goals? I have little willpower, even though I now have a lot more control of my life, my work, my daily schedule than I did 25 years ago. But, what will really make a difference? Back in my 20’s I could lose 20 pounds in weeks by not eating very much, or gain it by lifting and eating plenty. Not so, in my 50’s. Is there a better way?
Sorry if all this sounds negative but I think there are many others (as would I) who certainly would love your new subject “how to eat your favorite foods, even junk food, on a regular basis, and still lose weight” to be a real, practical, not too expensive method to improve their lives that does not require slavish devotion to sacrifice and denial.
Best of Luck.
May 28th, 2009 at 10:05 am
I’d love to help with proof reading or questions you’d like to ask of someone just starting out….
I’m afraid the only ‘expertise’ I could bring to the table is I have gone from underweight (prior to marriage 11 years ago) to over weight now. Once I hit 35 and then had major surgery, the pounds just flew on. So, now I’m under a doctor’s weight loss regimen because I want to be healthy. Thinner would be nice, but health is my goal this time. I don’t want to go into my 50’s being obese.
May 28th, 2009 at 10:19 am
Hello,
I am an RN and SAHM. I have lost 45 pounds but have about 40 more to go and am stuck. I have struggled with my weight for several years. I lead a Christian weight loss support group to help others lose weight.
I love teaching and helping others to achieve their weight loss goals. I just wish I could reach mine! I am approaching 40 so I don’t know if that has a lot to do with it.
I am a big fan of making small gradual changes and that no particular food is “evil.” But that every food must be eaten in moderation. If you have some “secret formula” that allows people to eat their favorite foods and still lose weight, I would love to help!
May 28th, 2009 at 10:30 am
I would love to be part of your Advisory Board. I have been struggling with weight all my life and being included in this would be a definite benefit for me as well. I have tried almost every weight loss program/diet known to man. It would be an honor to be part of this exciting endevour.
Thank you.
May 28th, 2009 at 10:45 am
I would be interested. Over the past 8 months, through a life of honestly good eating and some fun exercise, I’ve dropped from 285 to 187. The idea of helping to promote weight loss through safe measures, all with the understanding that it’s not impossible but very possible is amazing.
I’d love to help. I can copy edit (I was a journalism major in college). I also web design, if that’s of any use. As well, I’m a nutrition nut, so I can help on that front too (hopefully).
Hope to be on board with you, Harry. And Congrats on such a great endeavor.
May 28th, 2009 at 10:49 am
first of all thanks for considering me for this job. I am ready to be the part of advisory board. I am doing exercise on regular basis since last six years. Though my body is quiet muscular but the problem with me is my abdominal zone. It’s a bit bulky I had tried many abdominal exercises though they are helpful but not upto the level as I want to be.I use to give tips to new fitness freaks in my hostel. If you like to share my experiences in this regard I will always be ready for that.
Thanks
May 28th, 2009 at 11:10 am
I love to read at least a book a week. I would be very interested in learning how to eat to manage my weight and possibly my medical condition. I am looking forward to helping you create a wonderful and useful tool for people like me.
May 28th, 2009 at 11:12 am
I’d like to be on the advisory board. I’ve been exercising for over 20 years now. Playing nearly every sport. Football,softball, soccer, basketball, snowboarding, volleyball, wrestling, (hockey soon hopefully),etc…
(I coach football and softball currently)
Alot of people workout and lose weight, but how many compete actively in sports with/against people half their age..
I’m not only a starter but we win championships and I’m 36 years old.
It takes intelligent, intense training.
BUT, I will say my downfall has always been food. I’ve never been perfectly Ripped due to cravings and lack of discipline at times.
**NEEDED** 1 book to find Easy, simple, fast, tasty, inexpensive recipes that will SATISFY hunger especially when you are craving DESSERTS or a PIZZA and the like. A tofu, egg white, rice cake isn’t going to cut it. Protein dense preferred.
Thanks
May 28th, 2009 at 11:13 am
I would like to do this. 6 years ago, I weighed 468 pounds, and through God’s grace, alot of trial and error,every know food combo and exercise regimen, I managed to lose 225 pounds. I have since put on 30 pounds due to lack of actrivity and tighter diet control. Even at 280 pounds, i’m still reasonable,since i’m 6 foot six . Please count me in.
May 28th, 2009 at 11:20 am
I would like to be a member of your advisory board.
May 28th, 2009 at 11:27 am
Being a writer, I am very interested. Ghost writing, proofreading, chapter layout is all up my alley. I also did work with a psychologist who wrote a book.
Additionally, losing weight without starving and shaking from low blood sugar is a major interest and need of mine.
Count me in!
May 28th, 2009 at 12:21 pm
I would love to be on your advisory board and contribute in any way possible. This sounds very interesting and I could use some pointers to shed a few pounds.
May 28th, 2009 at 12:25 pm
I’ll help too. My biggest problem with trying to lose weight is cooking simple, quick food. I hate to cook, I am single, i want something fast, a tuna sanwich or a salad, fruit, but that all gets old fast. Rachel Rays 30 minute meals honestly takes a lot longer and too much work. What can i pick up and eat on the way. That’s how i gained weight was fast food. SO give me fast food at home, please….
thanks.
May 28th, 2009 at 12:55 pm
I’m willing to help however I’m able. My expertise in only in the area of having tried for years to keep from gaining too much weight while working at a desk job and suffering with bad knees and osteo-arthritis in my lumbar. This has meant having to be careful about the exercising I do (both the what and the how) and trying to stay aware of what I eat (something I often blow). The toughest problem for me has been the 10 lb barrier when I’m trying to get rid of the fat. When I plateau at that point for a period of time I get discouraged and give up. Having said that, the e-mails you send out regularly have been the encouragement I’ve needed to keep going even though I’ve plateaued again. The result – I hope – will be that even when I hit a barrier, the exeercise and right eating will have become such a life habit that I just keep doing it anyway.
May 28th, 2009 at 1:39 pm
Sure I would be happy to be on your board. My only suggestion if you haven’t already include in your book would be to find a workout partner. Each will help one another to stay on top of their goals. Sometimes trying to lose weight by yourself can be challenging. I know a lot of people will not get off their rear if no one else is their to encourage them. The only reasson the people on the biggest loser lost their weight because the trainers were there to bush them to work out. I hope that little information will help you if you haven’t already put it in your book. Good luck!
May 28th, 2009 at 3:11 pm
I have tried several different approaches to weight loss being over weight my entire life. The best thing I have found is simply cut calories down some what lower than what you normaly take in but it doesn’t have to be a drastic amount. I have also found that if you will give yourself one day a week to have any thing you want to eat you will be more likly to stay with what ever plan you are on. One thing that worked for me is that I would rais and lower calorie intake daily throughout the week by 400- 500 caliories by doing all of this in 18 months I lost 136 pounds but I was in the gym 5-6 days a week warm up with cardio and cool down with slow cardio with weight training in between.
May 28th, 2009 at 3:23 pm
Hello! I would love to be on your advisory board! I have joked for years about writing a book myself…once I got the weight off! I have over 150 lbs to lose, and I believe I have tried it all! What I would like to know is the least expensive way to eat healthy!! Eating healthy is expensive! I did succeed on NutriSystem, but I had to quit as it got way too expensive. Right now, I am focusing on fitness and am a member of Curves. I really love it!
Thank you for including me!
Tammy
May 28th, 2009 at 3:34 pm
I have just graduated (today) with a Master’s Degree in Nutrition. Also have the RD certification. Would like to check out your tips.
May 28th, 2009 at 4:03 pm
i may be young, but i am very knowledgeable. i have read many books and fitness articles. i would love to contribute to your book!
May 28th, 2009 at 4:09 pm
also i tried your tip about contracting your hamstrings to deactivate your hip flexors for better crunches and it worked great!
May 28th, 2009 at 5:03 pm
I may be able to contribute. I have been a vegetarian for 10 years and exercise on a daily basis. I have lost 70 pounds since changing my diet and lifestyle. I’m 38 and have found that it takes more work to keep weight off than when I was younger, but a complete lifestyle change makes it fairly easy.
May 28th, 2009 at 5:04 pm
Harry,
I would love to help. As someone who was naturally thin and very active before a doctor over dosed me with Prednizone, I have learned a lot about herbs, foods and the like. Your sit-up advice about the hamstring has made a noticable difference as I did sit-up after sit-up to no avail. I am in my mid fifties with almost no placue in my veins, more than 4xs the bone density, and few signs of aging. It is still a constant battle, but if my experience can help someone I am all for it. This book should be a great help to so many of us who have been medicated to poor health. It would have been nice to have one place to find the needed information instead of searching for help for many years and in many places. If I can help let me know.
May 28th, 2009 at 7:27 pm
I’m curious as to how you got my name. I am a writer and editor by profession. If you’d like to read any of MY books, just let me know. I love junk food AND losing weight, so you’re onto something.
May 28th, 2009 at 10:19 pm
I would be happy to be on the advisory board. I often proof read for friends and family and am surprised how often I find published materials with mistakes. I read several of the previous posts and I have a similar tale to Tammy (Us and Kirstie!) I had success with Nutri-system but did find it too expensive as I have had to switch jobs four times in the past year. I am now trying it alone and have considered joining Curves and am finding your emails to be inspirational.
May 28th, 2009 at 10:19 pm
I would love to be on the board. Im a powerlifter plus a personal trainer. I have been in the fitness business end for 5 yrs. I feel I have a lot to offer the public because I do stay in perfect shape plus lift heavy as hell!
Hope to hear from you!
May 28th, 2009 at 11:51 pm
Please let me know what commitment is requested. I thank you for the pass-along. Best to all. Bob Stauf
May 29th, 2009 at 1:19 am
Just read your email, and I would love to be part of the
advisory board. It sounds like fun and I love to read alot
on different subjects.
May 29th, 2009 at 1:26 am
I, like you, have gone through a complete body transformation. I have learned so much about health, fitness, falling off the wagon and getting right back on, etc. I am now a fitness professional myself, but to keep myself motivated and educated, I study so many philosophies and fitness truths including the information you post on your blog and send out in emails. The best thing we can do is support each other in spreading the word on health and wellness. Thanks for everything you do to keep people motivated and healthy!
May 29th, 2009 at 7:52 am
I have been a follower/fan since your days on the success videos of Body for Life. Motivation and goal setting are important to me in a book. I look forward to learning more. I am taking my second personal training certification exam today. Knowledge is power. I have personally lost over 140 lbs and working to lose the last little bit and firm up!
May 29th, 2009 at 8:45 am
i would love to be a part of yuor book
May 29th, 2009 at 11:03 am
Would love to help you write your book on how to lose weight while still eating all your favorite foods, cause I’d really like to see this. I just had a baby and I still eat everything I love and the only thing I’ve changed is my food moderation to a lower amount and already went from 187 to 163.8 thats a total of 22.3pounds in almost four months on the second of march of having a baby and I even had a C- section. But I would like to get down between 115-125 though before I even think of having another one and would like to have one again by the time he’s 3 years old.
May 29th, 2009 at 3:21 pm
I have been having weight loss issues for as long as I can remember. I’m not fit, by any means, but would like to start getting there. The only things that I can really offer are the negative side effects of being overweight. Diabetes, very bad knee, back, and foot problems, and various other symptoms. I would like to see something in the book about how to fight diabetes, gout, and overall…be healthy. I can try, but i am the only one who cooks, and if the wife and daughter don’t like it, I catch hell from them and have to resort to the high carbs, high starch foods, like macaroni and cheese…any pasta…mashed potatoes, and the like. I would like the opportunity to be on your advisory board, but appreciate the fact that your board will most likely consist of people in a lot better shape than me, fitness experts, and personal trainer-type people. Thank you in advance for getting this book out…I’ll definitely own a copy when it is published.
May 29th, 2009 at 7:08 pm
Id love to help you Hank! My life was changed with your program and I am now in the best shape of my life! I am a Surgical Technologist and I suffered a back injury a few years ago. Once I got back on me feet I implemented the program and lost 70 pounds and went down to 9% body fat in just 6 months, one year later the weight is still off!. I assist in Bariatric surgery and the docs I work with were Blown away! Every question I subjected to the the doc’s to were replied with informative info and amazement. They all said the same thing “Tell your Story”!
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May 29th, 2009 at 9:20 pm
It would be my pleasure to serve on your advisory board.
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It would be a very great pleasure to participate on the advisory board.Im a victim also and im loosing weight drasticlly and im very excited at it. At first it proved immaterial since i would loose weight and all over a sudden get myself into it again. It only demands abit of seriousness and devotion.
I normally take very light breakfast a snack over lunch hour light dinner and exercise every evening.In every meal i make sure i take a fruit any type.To supplement all this i drink alot of water with no limits. Thank you for your motivation.
May 30th, 2009 at 10:45 pm
i would be honored to assist you. i am a personal trainer and a nurse so i can offer any insight let me know.
May 31st, 2009 at 10:21 am
Harry,
I would love to give my input. Being a former BLF’er, and sometimes struggling with the balance of staying fit and healthy while enjoying other other foods (I wouldn’t really say Junk Food), I think I could give a great perspective.
Like many, I’ve read a lot of the fitness books, but many….and I mean MANY are so contritictory or non specific that they are hard to follow.
Craig
June 2nd, 2009 at 8:18 am
I would love to help you out. My previous weight was 124kg and now im 68kg. I could give some of my diet plan and beside, im doing sports nutrition for my degree. That would help i think?
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harry,
i would like to give my imput, i could give some teenage perspective on simple ways to lose weight and start to feel better about looking in the mirror or at least what works for me
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Well I would love to help anybody to loose weight including myself, I have tried every product possible but just nothing works, I really think that this book could make a huge diference in a lot of lives and I am so exited I can’t wait for you to begin.
Please give us the answers that we need!
June 11th, 2009 at 7:52 am
O and I would love to be a part of yhe book that changes lived it would be a big honor, thank you for including me!!
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Hi,
It would be a very great pleasure to participate on the advisory board.I am a victim also and i am loosing weight drastically and i am very excited at it.
I am not fit, by any means, but would like to start getting there. The only things that I can really offer are the negative side effects of being overweight.
Thanks.
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