[New Article] Are your workouts making you STORE thigh fat?


Kellie Robins

Before : 140.6lbs (63.8kg)
After : 118.2 (53.6kg)


People are saying how healthy and fit I am looking, and I am now accepting the compliments with a big smile.
Did you know that (many) exercise programs actually snatch fat from one part of your body and just re-store it on your must stubborn trouble spots? It’s crazy to think that all your hard work is actually adding MORE fat to your thighs, butt, hips and even the backs of your arms:
If you’re making one of the exercise mistakes in today’s brand new article from female fatloss expert Sue Heintze, then you’ll probably never fit back into those skinny jeans you’re hiding in your closet.
Yet a few simple changes to your workouts — that actually take you LESS time than you’re spending right now — will quickly reverse this common female-pattern fat storage.
Please read this — you may be shocked (and relieved).

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