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Sure, the Best Life plan can help you lose weight, but it offers so many additional benefits, including increased energy, improved self-esteem and better health. Look at what it did for these members.
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“I was afraid of failure before I started the Best Life plan because I knew how powerful my cravings were. But after only two days, my cravings went away. I was shocked! I didn't want a bag of chips and I wasn't tempted to snack all night because I was always so full and satisfied with the meals.”
–May C., down 55 pounds |
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“People are calling me ‘Skinny Mini' now. My husband loves my new size, my whole family is proud of my dedication, and my confidence is so much better than it was before I started the Best Life Diet just eight months ago. I truly love my new size and health. I know I can keep this routine up for life.”
–Denise J., down 29 pounds
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 Looking to lose weight? Now, you can join Bob Greene's The Best Life Diet for only $19.95 a month. There are no contracts or long-term commitments—just a more flexible, easy-to-use plan that helps you take the weight off and keep it off. Sign up today and you'll have access to:
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Customized daily and weekly meal plans based on your calorie needs and food preferences
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Weekly feedback from Bob and his Best Life team of experts on your progress
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An extensive recipe database
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Advice and answers from fitness and nutrition experts
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Thousands of fellow members to connect with for support, motivation and ideas
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“Life is a lot more fun since I've lost weight on the Best Life program. Being able to go to the park with my son, to fit into the swing or on the slide, or just to chase him around—it has helped me become a better father. I think I've become a better husband, too. My wife and I spend more quality time with each other because we exercise together and we just have more fun.”
–Peter E., down 142 pounds |
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“My relationship with food is radically different. A psychologist asked me what I do in place of emotional eating now, and I was stumped. It hit me that I have zero desire to emotionally eat now. I don't have to think of a substitute—there's just no trigger. I simply react with an appropriate emotion and go on. I'd use Bob Greene's hunger scale to determine if I was truly hungry, and if I wasn't, I'd do something else, like take dogs for a walk. After a year of behavioral changes, I no longer have an 'eat when upset' trigger.” –Stephanie R., down 52 pounds |
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