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Why does Banting Suck?
If Banting didn’t work for you, this is the book you need.
- Does the idea of spending your life avoiding and counting carbs turn you off?
- Are you are one of those Banters left with a soft belly?
- Are you stuck on a weight plateau after months of avoiding carbs?
Help is in your hand
When Banting leaves you on a plateau with belly fat that just won’t go, Banting Sucks explains how to halve carb restrictions with double the results. It also highlights the dangers of the high protein intake that often accompanies low-carb diets.
In this book, you will learn why:
- Banting often does not work for women over 40
- Banting does not properly address the causes of insulin resistance
- Skipping breakfast is the best thing you can do for your health
- Eating little and often predisposes you to cancer and heart disease
- Insulin is a killer
- You can exercise yourself thin
Whether you are a Banter who is experiencing problems with the restricted regime; a lover of carbs; or someone who is interested in the next revolution after low-carb diets, you need to know why Banting Sucks.
Find out how you can eat well, stress less and sleep better.
Customer Reviews
- Good read, good information, worth exploring the concepts he has proposed. Review by Adamson
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Banting Sucks, definitely.Overall Rating
I have found success with following the guidelines outlined by Dr Rybko. After having PUT ON weight AFTER having LOST weight on BANTING, these considerations have allowed me to feel better and lose weight almost instantly. And I was a Banting enthusiast that became frustrated with the plateau.
Without a doubt, there will be a variety of zealous diet groups that will lambast Dr Rybko on his latest book. However, a lot of this is unfounded as many of them won’t even read the damn book.
But about the book.
The greatest asset to the book is Dr Rybko’s conversational tone. Many a time I felt as if I was discussing the legitimacy of his book over a cup of coffee. His anecdotal stories lend itself to being very human and very personal, which is great as there is a wealth of knowledge within the book that has to be digested and he ensures that it easily digestible.
However, there are some considerations that need to be taken into account when reading this book. There is a disjuncture about halfway through when Dr Rybko speaks of the three MMMs. Though the tone may be different, it is inherently useful information that we could all learn from. Don’t be dissuaded, even though it reads differently. (Posted on 5/27/2016) - Entertaining! Review by TV Presenter
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I found the book so entertaining!
Easy to read and understand.
(Posted on 4/23/2016) - Fantastic Review by Virginia Editor
- This book is going to be fantastic! (Posted on 4/23/2016)
