Did science really discover "the fat-gene"?

[ Editor's Note: Fitness author Jon Benson shared this info with me and gave me permission to share it with you. ]

Science is at it again.

The powers that be found...brace yourself: another "fat gene".

Lipin, the new gene on the block, is now reported as the "gene that regulates how
the body stores and burns bodyfat."

In mice, that is. It's a start.

This could mean there is a treatment in the near future. Or this could be another
bust...just like leptin.

Don't get me wrong. I'm all for discoveries that will make our battle against obesity
easier and more effective.

But this "fat gene" business is really not too new. In fact, this is the second fat-
gene discovery in the past ten years.

The other gene, lepitn, was debunked in January 2007. Ten years after it was first announced and five years after it became the "great fat-hope."

To quote one medical researcher:

"While you may be having a hard time fitting into your favorite jeans, it is
unlikely that your genes are to blame."

But don't give up hope. There's a good solution in the here and now.

But first...

>>> Are there really fat-genes?

You bet there are.  I have four pair in my closet.

I kid...but I really do have four old pair of fat-"jeans" lurking about.

But, to answer the question: yes, there are literally genes that affect bodyfat distribution and metabolic issues pertaining to fat-metabolism.

The fact however is that these genes account for less than 3 percent of our obese population.

>>> That's a drop in the bucket.

Even then they would not make one obese. They merely make it more likely to become obese if you...

...that's right.

Think, eat, and move like an obese person.

Sorry to burst the bubble on science here, but I'm sticking to the 97.4% of the population who do not have to wait for genetic discoveries to get the body they want.

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The fact also remains that obesity is and always will be an issue of how much food we consume in comparison to how little exercise we experience.

Increase your activity and increase your metabolically "active" foods (foods that increase thermogenesis) and you'll decrease your bodyfat.

You can eliminate our future number one killer with a fork and a spoon.

No 'magic gene-turner-offer' needed. Will one help? Sure. I'd be the first in line if it was safe to take.

But do you think I'm waiting around for it to happen? Hardly. Life it too short...and frankly, once you know how, bodyfat is too simple to burn.

I reveal how I did just that - and how 52 other people age 40-80 did the same thing.

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Your option is to wait for science to come up with some magic pill.

Or wait another 5-10 years until they debunk this latest fat-gene, just like they did leptin.

Let's face the facts: there is no gene that is responsible for eating poorly and watching too much TV.

Sorry, but sometimes you have to call it like it is.

But we all need some help when it comes to winning our personal war with bodyfat.

That's where smart nutrition and a fun and safe way to move enters the picture.

Engage yourself in that lifestyle and you won't need a miracle of science. Your body is the only miracle you will ever need.

Yes -- your body. You can do the job as-is, as you are today.

Meet 53 people today who will prove that to you --

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