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Wednesday, December 12, 2012

Future News: Arsene Wenger says reaching quarterfinals of League Cup just as good as winning a trophy


Following Arsenal's embarrassing shootout loss to League Two side Bradford City in the quarterfinals of the Capital One Cup, Arsene Wenger has claimed that reaching that point in the tournament is as good as winning a trophy. In October, Wenger famously said that for him there are five trophies -- winning the Premier League, winning the Champions League, qualifying for the Champions League, winning the FA Cup and winning the League Cup. Now it seems he has extended that list to six. "It was a hard fought game," Wenger told reporters while curled up in the fetal position after the match. "Our players came back after conceding a goal early, but there is no shame in losing on penalties to a fourth division club in our fourth most important competition. Getting to the quarterfinals is just as good as winning a trophy. Remember when we came back from 4-0 down to beat Reading 7-5 in extra time? I enjoyed that." Wenger put out a full-strength side against Bradford, but still went down 1-0 in the 16th. Arsenal then missed several good chances and finally came up with an equalizer from defender and captain Thomas Vermaelen in the 88the minute. After extra time passed without another goal, Bradford won the shootout 3-2, giving the overjoyed minnows nine consecutive shootout wins for a new English record. "Arsenal cannot be expected to compete with mega-rich clubs like Bradford City," Wenger proclaimed after zipping his puffy coat up over his head. "Yes, we do have a much higher income than them, but that's not the point. Now if you'll excuse me, I have to text swear words to Robin van Persie."

The Los Angeles Galaxy and New York Red Bulls both have the reputation of being high-spending clubs, with both filling the league's allotment for Designated Players, but Tuesday both clubs went to the other end of the player spectrum to fill out their rosters. The Galaxy signed academy product and right back Oscar Sorto, and the Red Bulls added academy players and U.S. Under-18 youth internationals Santiago Castano and Armando Moreno, with all three signing Homegrown Player deals. DON'T MISS Creditor: Holiday U.S. soccer wishes Sorto joins the likes of Homegrown forwards Jack McBean and Jose Villarreal on the Galaxy first team. The 18-year-old Sorto spent time training with Swedish side Hammarby, which is coached by former Galaxy defender Gregg Berhalter, this past summer. "Oscar is the first defender that we have signed as a Homegrown Player and the latest example of the strength and depth of our Academy, which is quickly becoming one of the best Academy setups in the nation,” Galaxy vice president Chris Klein said in a team statement. “He has shown tremendous potential since joining our Academy last year and we are positive that he will continue to grow and improve as a player in the coming years.” Castano, a goalkeeper, and Moreno, a forward, become the sixth and seventh Homegrown Players signed by the Red Bulls, although only one other, Connor Lade, is still currently with the team. “Both of these players have trained with the first team during the past year and they impressed our technical staff,” Red Bulls sporting director Andy Roxburgh said in a team statement. “It is a priority for our club to bring young players from our academy to the first team and we want to congratulate Santiago and Amando for taking this step.”

Why Natural Weight Loss Treatment Is Better?


Weight loss has been propagated as an essential personality factor today. It certainly counts very much for a pleasing personality, but cannot be termed as an imperative component of an attractive personality. Fat people can also look attractive, but yes, the slimmer and thinner ones can win the battle easily. It matters very much to the energy and efficiency of an individual, and affects the way she or he performs.
You might think of it being hyped as part of business gimmick, but recent researches have proved that obesity is really causing deadly diseases to the individuals. As the life is getting complicated, and time is growing short for daily stuff, many people find it difficult to burn fat through exercise. Therefore they look for alternative means to lose weight. This requirement of consumers has given way to several alternative means of losing weight, ranging from medical, surgical, herbal, physical, and even spiritual or supernatural. While the impact of all such means depend upon several different factors and varies that much from each other, all of them are not safe for sure. In order to ensure safe solutions, one must stick to natural weight loss treatment only.
Some people buy diet pills as an easier alternate without knowing of their side effects. Even if you have been assured of this point, one must learn about its ingredients and research well prior to its consumption. There are natural options available too. But, you need to be cautious here too. There are many manufacturers who claim their products to be 100% natural and safe for the humane consumption, but it may not be so always. All natural products are not always safe for all. There are some natural products which, if consumed more than prescribed dosage, might harm to a person with weaker digestive system. But, there are some products which are made from safer natural ingredients such as from green coffee bean extracts. These are said to be effective in increasing metabolism and burning fat naturally. Thus, by giving a thinner structure, it improves energy level, and adds to the stamina of an individual.
The reason why green-coffee bean extract is considered a better natural alternative of weight loss medicine is that it has three prolonged effects on human body. It provides proper nutrients, supplements as a balanced diet, and thereby improves fitness. This ingredient therefore is sought as a perfect weight loss treatment which also fulfills fitness goals of the individual.
Whatever way you go to lose weight, the natural way is the only safest medium to lose weight without making any other harm to the body. Most of these natural products, which are available in the market today, are extracts of some sorts of organic plants, herbs, berries, or fruits. The extra benefit that these natural supplements can serve is better health and improved immune system. In many cases these natural supplements are rich with anti-oxidants which add glow to our skin, and keep it live longer. So, whenever there is a reason why you should think of losing weight, think of natural weight loss treatment first.

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New York Cosmos make Carlos Mendes first professional signing


The New York Cosmos began the process of player acquisitions on Tuesday, signing local product and former New York Red Bulls and Columbus Crew defender Carlos Mendes as the club's first professional player. The 31-year old Mendes, a native of Minneola, N.Y., played seven seasons in MLS with the Red Bulls and one with the Columbus Crew, making 158 appearances in all. He was out of contract after the 2012 season and has chosen to sign with the Cosmos of the North American Soccer League, who will begin play in 2013 and are aiming to become the New York area's second Major League Soccer team. Mendes becomes the second former New York player to join the Cosmos in as many months, after former Metrostars striker and Venezuelan Giovanni Savarese was named the reincarnated franchise's first head coach in November.

Simple Tips to Lose Weight and Stay In Shape


Many people want to lose weight and stay in shape. However, weight loss is no easy feat as you probably already know. Luckily, the following article has combined a list of effective weight loss tips and stay in shape that you can use to get the body you've always desired.
Best diet to stay in shape
Eat slowly. These days' people are always on the go and meals are virtually inhaled. Take the time to eat your food more slowly to allow your stomach enough time to signal your brain that you are full. This will prevent you from overeating and allow you to savor your food. It is also advised to eat in small portion, divide your meal into five times a day instead of three times in a day.
Drink lots of water! You've probably heard it a thousand times by drinking 8 glasses of water a day will go a long way towards promoting fat loss and it will keep you feeling full throughout the day. It will also supply you with more energy!
Eat your vegetables. Like mom always said, you've got to eat your vegetables. Veggies are among the most nutrient dense foods available and they don't contain too many calories either. Make sure you are getting all your vitamins and minerals by consuming 5-7 servings of vegetables daily.
Easy on the sugar. Everybody likes to indulge once in awhile, and this is fine, however make sure you limit the amount of refined sugar you allow yourself to consume. Things like sodas and ice cream are full of sugars and empty calories that do nothing but get converted to fat.
Get enough protein. Proteins are the building blocks of muscle. Muscle promotes a faster metabolism. A faster metabolism means faster weight loss. Make sure that you have some sort of protein source with each meal you eat and if need be, drink a protein shake as a means of getting plenty of protein without any unnecessary calories.
Easy on the alcohol. Alcohol has been proven to promote fat gain, particularly in the mid-section, so make sure to only indulge on occasion. It also contains lots of sugar and like we mentioned above, sugar is not your friend when it comes to losing weight.
Regular exercise will help you stay in shape
Exercise! In order to lose weight and stay in shape you have to burn more calories than you consume. You can eat the healthiest diet in the world but if you aren't working with a calorie deficit at the end of each day, you'll never lose an ounce. Try and work in about 30 minutes of cardio and strength training at least 3 times a week.
To stay in shape and keep weight off, be sure to alternate your activities. This will help you avoid boredom and also help you to attain complete fitness. Alternate between aerobic type exercise and weight bearing type exercise, this will give your muscles a chance to rest and recover from one day to the next and enhance the effectiveness of your workouts. Additionally, it will help control the gain of muscle weight. Just make a schedule of walking one day and doing a 15 minute lightweight workout video the next day. One or two days a week do something like swimming to relax and work your muscles in a completely different way.
Remember to include fun exercise such as horseback riding, playing with your kids, going for a bike ride, or just taking a day at the beach. This will help you stay motivated for exercise. Additionally, every time you do something active and fun, you're sure to notice that you have a better endurance level and are able to enjoy yourself even more. This, combined with steady and healthy weight loss, can be tremendously motivating.
Some people like to pursue weight loss and fitness alone while others find having a diet and exercise buddy very stimulating and motivating. If you like to share weight loss tips and recipes and challenge yourself against others, you may like having a companion or joining a group. Additionally, if you exercise with a good friend, the two of you can cheer each other on and encourage each other when the going gets tough.
As you drop pounds and get in shape, continue to challenge yourself more and more. You may have started off with walking, water aerobics and 5 pound weights. If you're consistent in these workouts, within six weeks or so you should be ready to step up to jogging, regular aerobics and 6 pound weights or more! On your weight work be sure to vary your routine to prevent muscle soreness and to get the most benefit from the exercise. Remember that, if you become serious about weight training, you will probably gain muscle weight, but you should not let this bother you. Muscle weight is healthy weight.
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Losing weight is not easy, but you can be successful. The important thing is that you must remain consistent with your weight loss efforts. You are sure to meet all your weight loss and stay in shape before long.

New England trades Feilhaber to Sporting Kansas City in MLS blockbuster


Sporting Kansas City and Benny Feilhaber both had offseason needs, and the hope for both of them is that Tuesday's blockbuster move will be a fulfilling one for both parties. Sporting KC acquired the U.S. international midfielder from the New England Revolution Tuesday, swinging a major deal to add some attacking flair to the club's midfield and providing Feilhaber with the opportunity to be a full-time starter for a winning franchise after a frustrating season in New England. In exchange for Feilhaber, Sporting KC yielded allocation money, a first-round pick in the 2014 MLS SuperDraft and a second-round pick in the 2015 SuperDraft. Feilhaber had just one goal and two assists in 29 games a season after a four-goal, seven-assist campaign upon joining the Revolution from Danish side AGF Aarhus in 2011. With the Revolution drafting Kelyn Rowe and acquiring attacking midfielder Lee Nguyen prior to last season and then adding Juan Toja in the middle of the season, a logjam developed at Feilhaber's preferred position. Sporting KC's midfield will have a new look in 2013, with Roger Espinoza destined for a move to Wigan Athletic and Julio Cesar let go after the 2012 season. Despite all of the club's success, which included a U.S. Open Cup championship and a regular-season Eastern Conference championship, its 42 goals were the second-fewest among MLS playoff teams (Vancouver had 35), and Feilhaber will be tasked with helping to rectify that problem. "Benny is an excellent two-way, box-to-box midfielder who has tremendous ability, especially with the final pass," Sporting KC manager Peter Vermes said in a team statement. "His experience with the U.S. national team progams and playing overseas will serve him well in our system."

Discover How I Easily Lost 10kg


Everyone will agree that keeping a fit body is the key to optimum health. Whatever age you are in right now, there is no excuse not to shed those bulges off. Well, I have been there and have done it. I went down from 69kg to 59kg in a little over two months. The feeling is fantastic and I was able to see myself in a whole new light. Not only did my stamina increased, I had the bonus of looking better in clothes.
I am sure you are so excited to know how I did it. I am thrilled to tell you too. But let me warn you at the onset that it was not an easy task. But I just kept going, seeing my progress in more than enough encouragement for me. So let write down here a few important things to remember when you want to lose weight:
· Before going into any exercise routine or diet, seek the advice of a doctor. It is best to have a thorough check up so you will know what to watch out. Certain medical conditions need careful attention so as not to exacerbate the illness. Get your doctor's clearance for exercise routines and diet program.
· Weight management is best achieved through proper exercise and balanced nutrition. I went on a fitness boot camp for a week to give a kick-start. Their fitness coach recommended certain exercise routines, which included brisk walking for an hour every day. Their nutritionist also customized a diet program for me.
· I was told to avoid everything fried and as well as fatty food. Meat is allowed but only lean cuts. I learned the discipline of eating in small amounts but in frequent intervals. In the beginning, I will eagerly wait for the next hour so I could grab a bite. But later in the program, I developed the discipline of eating only when I am hungry but I was careful not to starve myself. Starving makes you binge when you see food.
· I did not forget to take my supplements accorded to what was recommended. By supplements I mean essential vitamins and minerals not diet pills.
· I keep a record of my progress. Seeing your numbers go down is a good morale booster. I posted mine at the fridge door. This is to remind me that I have a goal every time I have the urge to munch on something.
· I completely forgot soda. We all know that soda contains a lot of sugar but I tell you, this was my biggest challenge. Before my diet, I could easily consume a liter of soda in one sitting.
In the beginning, I thought I could not do it, but I am glad I made the decision to go on a boot camp. This gave me a great start to lose weight in a supportive and knowledgeable environment.
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Danny Mwanga signs new contract with Portland Timbers


Portland Timbers striker Danny Mwanga has signed a new deal to keep him at the club for at least another season, the club announced on Tuesday. Per league and club policy, terms of the agreement were not disclosed. A native of the Democratic Republic of The Congo, Mwanga's family moved to the United States when he was a teenager, settling in Portland. Mwanga attended Oregon State University for two years before the Philadelphia Union made him the club's first SuperDraft pick, the No. 1 overall pick in 2010. Mwanga had a strong debut year in the league, scoring seven goals, but he was unable to replicate the success the following season, and shortly into his third year, he was traded to the Portland Timbers in exchange for Jorge Perlaza. He scored three goals in 27 appearances in 2012. The Timbers finished with the second-worst offensive record in MLS this past season, and the club will be hoping that Mwanga can rediscover his rookie form under new coach Caleb Porter. "We are pleased to re-sign Danny and have him back in his hometown for another season," said Timbers general manager Gavin Wilkinson in a club statement. "He has shown what he can do in MLS and is a quality piece for the club going into the 2013 season."

Avi Creditor: An American soccer holiday wish list


No matter what holiday you celebrate, or choose not to celebrate, it's the time of year when the wish lists come out and dreams for the future percolate. With plenty on the horizon across all facets of U.S. Soccer, here is a five-item, American soccer holiday wish list for the coming months: 1. Landon Donovan puts off retirement Landon Donovan's potential retirement or extended break from playing was overshadowed considerably by David Beckham's farewell from Major League Soccer, but now that the MLS season is over and Beckham is gone, the spotlight is solely on the Los Angeles Galaxy captain and U.S. all-time leading scorer. Donovan has expressed his desire for a lengthy break for months now, even going to the extent of candidly saying in his post-MLS-Cup-winning press conference, "It's not a woe-is-me story, but I have to listen to my heart and gut, and right now my gut says to get away for a while." Donovan has 100 percent earned the right to make the decision that is best for him without being ripped for it. With everything he has meant to U.S. Soccer, if he wants to bow out at 30, with five MLS Cups to his name, some major performances on the grandest stage in the World Cup and perhaps the most iconic moment in U.S. Soccer history, then by all means, go ahead. Perhaps after a few weeks or months off, he will come back ready to roll, but the selfish part in every American soccer fan should be pining for Donovan to recharge his batteries, come back hungrier than ever and plow through until after the 2014 World Cup (assuming the USA qualifies, of course). The national team has had plenty of time to prepare for Donovan's eventual permanent absence given how many U.S. games he missed this year, but there is still that dynamic quality that Donovan brings which can change the complexion of the American offense. The flanks and wide forward positions are not where Jurgen Klinsmann has an endless wealth of options, and no matter if Donovan's game is declining (are nine goals, 14 assists and an MLS Best XI nod really signs that the end is near?), the U.S. is a better team when he is on the field and motivated to be at his best. From an MLS standpoint, commissioner Don Garber seems to believe that the league can stand on its own without Beckham and Donovan, but the fact of the matter is that those two have been the faces of the league for years now, and most casual observers and fans can at least maintain some tie to the league considering Donovan's mainstream stature. Losing both players, especially the main American pillar, would make MLS's 18th season one of its odder ones and present an unusual challenge. 2. A clean bill of health for Stuart Holden Holden's return to training at Bolton last week was a breath of fresh air for the player, his teammates and his mounds of fans who have been yearning to see him return to the field and replicate his Bolton Player of the Year form from two seasons ago. The problem is, the last time Holden had the chance to make a comeback, he suffered a major setback and another long-term layoff followed. Based on Holden's personal outlook, character and quality both on and off the field, it seems as if one of the more popular and skilled U.S. players has been dealt the most undeserved misfortune in the last two years. Here's to a gradual, sensibly timed return to the field, months of consistent performing while rediscovering his tenacious, classy form and an eventual return to the U.S. national team. If he comes back, the match he puts on his U.S. jersey for the first time since Oct. 2010 will become one of the more emotional events for the Americans in their quest to reach Brazil 2014. 3. A loan for Maurice Edu Let it be clear that Maurice Edu's transfer from Rangers to Stoke City was an absolute must. Being shackled to the fourth tier of Scottish soccer wasn't going to do him any favors, and getting the lifeline of an opportunity to be exposed to the Premier League could only have been seen as a plus as the transfer window was shutting in August. That said, Edu hasn't really been exposed to the Premiership at all. With one appearance all season and a logjam at both of his positions, Edu's place in the Stoke City pecking order is a tenuous one, and it is something that could cost him dearly when World Cup qualifying resumes unless a January loan materializes. One could argue that training with Premier League players is at least better than toiling in the depths of Scotland's worst clubs. That alone, though, won't give him the necessary jolt to compete with the American central midfield likes of Michael Bradley, who is enjoying a fine Serie A campaign with Roma; Jermaine Jones, who is a favorite of Jurgen Klinsmann; and Danny Williams, who has emerged in central midfield for Klinsmann and is a fixture in Hoffenheim's lineup. Nor will it help him compete against U.S. captain Carlos Bocanegra, Stoke City teammate Geoff Cameron and the other center back candidates in the U.S. player pool. Considering Edu's big-game experience both in the World Cup and in Champions League fixtures while with Rangers, along with his versatility (his performance at center back in Mexico in August caught Klinsmann's eye), he is an asset with something to contribute to the USA, but he won't continue to be on the radar if the next two-plus years of his contract with Stoke unfold like the first half-season has. Premier League side Reading, for one, has expressed its interest in bringing in top-flight players on loan to help the team out of its doldrums. A drop down to a League Championship side wouldn't be the worst thing in the world either, as long as it means consistent playing time. Edu's move from Rangers was a necessity. So too is another move, at least temporarily, from Britannia Stadium. 4. A full-on commitment from Timmy Chandler Timmy Chandler is "1,000" percent committed to playing for the United States. If you believe what he has to say in a Q & A with U.S. Soccer's website, that is. The on-again, off-again German-American full back is still not cap-tied to the United States and spent a year not playing for the USA before returning to the lineup in the November friendly in Russia. Until Chandler suits up in a World Cup qualifier, his talk will have to be taken at face value. Perhaps he has reached a point where he is comfortable enough in his standing at FC Nurnberg to leave on international duty when requested. Perhaps he has come to the conclusion that he indeed does want to commit himself to the United States once and for all, following in the footsteps of Jones, Williams, Fabian Johnson and Terrence Boyd as other German-Americans who have made that decision. Coming out and talking as decisively as Chandler did and then backing that up with a decent showing against Russia during an odd, one-off friendly fixture date are signs that the 22-year-old is inching toward that full commitment. If he is wearing a U.S. uniform on Feb. 6 in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, then that commitment will finally become iron-clad after a seemingly endless saga. 5. The U.S. U-20s qualify for this summer's World Cup The 2011 U.S. Under-20 men's national team was supposed to be a great collection of young talent, ready to announce their arrival on the international stage in the 2011 FIFA World Cup. Yeah, about that. Thomas Rongen's side failed to qualify from the 2011 CONCACAF championship tournament with a demoralizing quarterfinal loss to Guatemala and then sat back and watched as Mexico's U-20s captured third place at the world championship in Colombia, with a perceived talent gap between the Mexico and USA youth programs seemingly growing by the week. Now, another generation of U-20s has a chance to make some international headway this summer, but getting there to begin with is of the utmost importance. With CONCACAF qualifying commencing in February, coach Tab Ramos, who was an assistant to Rongen in 2011, is under pressure to deliver a winner with another talented group of individuals who need to break the recent and troubling trend of U.S. youth teams (most notably the U-23s who did not qualify for the Olympics) failing to qualify for the finals of major international tournaments. The senior national team isn't getting much younger, meaning that the incoming generation needs to have the foundation of competing on the international stage before taking the reins from their predecessors. "With the last group, it was certainly disappointing," Ramos said in a Q & A on U.S. Soccer's official website. "I want to make sure that in particular for this group, we have been and will continue to spell out how important it would be for them to participate in the Under-20 World Cup and to showcase themselves to the world. None of that can happen if we don't have a great tournament (at the CONCACAF championship). We won't look past what we have in front of us, and, as everyone says, we will take it one game at a time." And on that note: Happy Holidays everyone!

Tuesday, December 11, 2012

Fast Weight Loss Exercises to Lose Weight Within 2-5 Days!


 Here are 2 really fast weight loss exercises to lose weight in just a few days. You can forget about jogging and all that other typical cardio nonsense, these exercise are WAY BETTER.
Fast Weight Loss Exercises to Lose Weight
1. Quickest way to lose weight with exercise is to do hindu squats
Sounds like something hard? Nope, it's not hard at all. It's really simple. Do you know how to squat? If yeah, then all you do is squat... but do it as fast as you can and do it over a period of 5 minutes. No weights are needed. Just you and your body.
To get the most out of this exercise, try to do it non-stop. People who average 20+ squats a minute and over 100 squats in 5 minutes are the ones who get unbelievably fast fat loss results.
One tip... if you can't quite do 100 squats in 5 minutes, then build up to doing the whole 5 minutes by starting with doing fewer minutes but averaging at least 20 squats per minute. Slowly build up from there.
2. Jumping on a mini-trampoline 2 minutes at a time
This is a quick way to lose weight without even sweating. And the best part is you can do these during tv commercials since they last about 2 minutes. In fact, if you have a favorite 1 hour tv show, just watch that show and do this during all the commercials. You'll get in an easy 20 minutes of exercise that way.
These are 2 fast weight loss exercises to lose weight at a rate that is beyond anything you can do at a gym even though you never have to leave your home to do them.
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Fast Weight Loss Exercises to Lose Weight
1. Quickest way to lose weight with exercise is to do hindu squats
Sounds like something hard? Nope, it's not hard at all. It's really simple. Do you know how to squat? If yeah, then all you do is squat... but do it as fast as you can and do it over a period of 5 minutes. No weights are needed. Just you and your body.
To get the most out of this exercise, try to do it non-stop. People who average 20+ squats a minute and over 100 squats in 5 minutes are the ones who get unbelievably fast fat loss results.
One tip... if you can't quite do 100 squats in 5 minutes, then build up to doing the whole 5 minutes by starting with doing fewer minutes but averaging at least 20 squats per minute. Slowly build up from there.
2. Jumping on a mini-trampoline 2 minutes at a time
This is a quick way to lose weight without even sweating. And the best part is you can do these during tv commercials since they last about 2 minutes. In fact, if you have a favorite 1 hour tv show, just watch that show and do this during all the commercials. You'll get in an easy 20 minutes of exercise that way.
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Weight Loss in 2 Weeks - How Much is Possible?




If you have only 2 weeks in order to lose some weight you must be wondering how much you can lose in that time 
period. Of course, the results will be different for each person, as each of us is built differently genetically.
Another factor which has a bearing on your weight loss in 2 weeks is your current weight or, more accurately, the number of excess pounds you have. It's no secret that the more you have to lose to begin with, the faster you will lose it. Therefore, if you have just 15 pounds to drop, your weight loss in two weeks will probably be less than that of a person with 75 pounds to shed.
Your weight loss in 2 weeks is mostly dependent on what you're willing to do for it. It's possible to lose as much as 20 pounds in that time period, though it may require you to use a rather strict diet. Unless you have a big event coming up, I suggest you choose a comfortable diet you can stick to even after these 2 weeks are over.
By using a sensible, comfortable, yet effective diet, you can lose up to 10 pounds in 2 weeks. One such diet is the Fat Loss 4 Idiots diet (I provide a link to a review about it below) which is a very simple to do diet, doesn't starve you at all, allows you to choose a great deal of your menu, and provides a swift fat loss rate. You will need to be determined and to stick to the diet completely in order to lose 10 pounds in 2 weeks. A more average weight loss in 2 weeks with this diet is 7-8 pounds.
You can also choose to increase your physical activity level and to cut down your calorie intake without following any specific diet. If you choose this course, you will likely lose around 4 pound in two weeks, though that of course depends on how much exercising you do.
Whatever you do, remember that there is a long future after these 2 weeks. Choose a diet which will help you remain thin and healthy in the long run.
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