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KISS Diet Program Changes Lives With 12 Simple Weight Loss Secrets

Reno, Nevada (June 1, 2008) - There's a new weight loss system marching over the horizon that promises to revolutionize the dieting world.

It's called the KISS Diet Program, and it is changing the way people view weight loss entirely. Instead of starving themselves or working out for hours on end, the KISS Diet Program teaches participants to rev up their metabolic rate and keep weight off forever.

KISS stands for Keep It Simple Secrets.  By using the science of the body to its full potential, the KISS program jumpstarts the body's metabolism the healthy way. The program focuses on 12 simple diet plan secrets to lose weight and improve overall health.

The KISS program teaches its followers what foods boost up their metabolism and what foods drag it down. It also teaches them when to eat them.

That's what sets the KISS program apart from other diets. By focusing on the body's natural metabolic cycles, KISS optimizes caloric use. Different fat burning foods are eaten at different times of the day, shifting between an emphasis on lean proteins and healthy carbohydrates. It also shares secrets about jumpstarting your initial weight loss.

Designed by founder Robert Bauer, the KISS program was developed after seeing a close friend try and fail to lose weight through conventional dieting. When researching diets, Bauer discovered that nearly 65 percent of Americans are overweight. He realized that traditional dieting was failing the majority of people. So Bauer developed his 12 diet plan secrets to aid every person struggling with weight issues.

Now the weight loss secrets of the KISS Diet Program are available to all. Visit the KISS Diet Program Website.  The website teaches participants several secrets, including the following:

- Skipping meals during the day is bad for you
- Low fat diets can actually cause you to GAIN weight
- 97% of all supplements are a total waste of money.

Click here For a FREE KISS Diet Program Newsletter, or contact program creator Robert Bauer for more information