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Has anyone tried Paul McKenna's " I can make you thin" ?

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panthera · 11/07/2008 06:22

I am thinking of buying the 'I can make you thin' book after seeing the series on TV. Has anyone else tried it and how did you get on with it?

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LivingLaVidaLurker2 · 11/07/2008 07:01

I've tried it (goodness, what haven't I tried?) The principles are really sensible - he advocates (amongst other things) eating slowly, paying attention to what you eat, and stopping when you're full. Probably exactly the way that thin people do eat.

I don't want to sound negative about it, but, I have been overweight all my adult life (15 years) and tried every diet and gimmick going. It is only now, since I've had a complete change of attitude that I've accepted that eating healthily at least 80% of the time, taking regular exercise and drinking water really is the only way I'm going to get fit and healthy.

However, who am I to preach? It has sold an awful lot of copies, so obviously is working for some people. I'm sure someone else will come one here with a positive story about it.

Good luck.

ColumboTheFormerCookieMonster · 17/07/2008 18:11

I think it does work, to some degree. If you listen to the tape every night, you do find yourself taking more control over your eating. I remember raving about it to friends but then I just stopped listening it everynight...so I guess it is the same as most things in weightloss - you still need to put some effort in yourself.

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