Diets Don’t Work

January 5, 2010
By Jacque Keil

Research has shown that diets, both self-initiated and professionally-led, are ineffective at producing long-term health and weight loss. When your diet fails to take and keep the weight off, you may say to yourself, “If only I didn’t love food so much . . . If I could just exercise more often . . . If I just had more will power.” The problem is not necessarily personal weakness or lack of will power. Only 5 percent of people who go on diets are successful. Please understand that we are not failing diets; diets are failing us.  Take a look at what Esther and Abraham Hicks have to say about dieting.


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One Response to “ Diets Don’t Work ”

  1. Rickey Benns on January 12, 2010 at 9:01 am

    Inner and outer are always a perfect match. Most people’s diets are doomed even before they begin because their mind never believed that they could do it.

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