The Big Fat Lie: You Can't Lose Weight —
New Science Shows How

You are fat, and you can't lose weight — no matter how much you try.

You can lose weight, a respected science writer says, but start with the fact that almost everything you have been told about obesity and dieting is simply dead wrong.

That's the attention-grabbing assertion from award-winning writer Gary Taubes that is examined in depth in Newsmax magazine's special report, "The Big Fat Lie: New Research Finds the Secret to Weight Loss."

Taubes decided to probe why you can't lose weight and why — despite supposed improvements in nutrition and fitness — American are not only gaining more weight than ever but we also are witnessing an explosion of obesity-related diseases such as cardiovascular diseases, cancer, and diabetes.

Taubes' findings were first revealed in the book "Good Calories, Bad Calories: Challenging the Conventional Wisdom on Diet, Weight Control, and Disease."

The blockbuster book was largely overlooked by the media. But Newsmax decided to investigate.

What we learned will knock your socks off.

Taubes argues that our weight problem is simply the function of a change in the American diet over the past 50 years — when the medical community and food industry pushed for a heavy carbohydrate diet.

Taubes discovered that the human body actually craves animal fat — and that fats can actually make you thin.

This exclusive Newsmax report explores:

• The shocking rise of obesity in America
• Low fat diets actually increase heart disease risk
• How respected medical advice can actually damage your health
• The Japanese diet myth: It's not what you think
• Salt doesn't cause high blood pressure
• Fiber doesn't prevent colon cancer
• One of the "biggest public-health travesties in history"
• The two central diet myths that Taubes demolishes
• The real "bad actors" in the human diet: Go ahead eat steak!
• The surprising link between soft drinks and Alzheimer's disease
• Why a porterhouse steak can be good for you
• Whether cholesterol-lowering drugs hurt the brain
• Frightening figures on childhood obesity
• Why the current outlook on diet is built "on a house of cards"
• Why insulin crashes and hunger pangs are the secret to weight gain and loss
• Why overeating could be a symptom, not a cause of obesity
• The truth about salt and fiber's links to disease
• Why Taubes says the "calories in, calories out" theory is nonsense
• Exercise can actually make you more hungry
• Sen. George McGovern's connection to the USDA's "food pyramid"
• The "vicious cycle" caused by refined carbohydrates
• Wrong-headed diet advice's links to cancer and dementia
• Why the medical establishment has ignored Taubes' book
• How the Inuits of the north counter mainstream dogma on diet and disease
• The typical American diet — 150 pounds of sugar a year

This edition of Newsmax magazine is not to be missed.

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