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When author Wai Chan was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2016, he was convinced his life was over.
This unfortunate revelation sent him down an expensive and dangerous road of desperation, depression, powerlessness, and obesity.
But, as the saying goes: "When you hit rock bottom, there is no other way but up."
And up, up, up Wai went as he opened his mind to every remedy he could get his hands on. But the route that showed more promise, in his experience, was the natural one — specifically in terms of better food choices.
And so begins his journey toward taking back control of his health and wellness through nutrition.
Today, he wants to share what he learned with readers all over the world.
Why do diets fail? And why do many diets fail to work even thought they've been practiced for so many years?
Are you tired of constantly dieting, counting calories, and working out without seeing any real progress?
Do you want to seriously lose weight by changing not just the way you eat, but also your relationship with food forever?
Are you ready for a new method of achieving safe and permanent weight loss that feels true to your needs and lifestyle?
If you said YES to any of these questions, then you’re in the right place!
When Wai was struggling with multiple sclerosis, he found a new way to overcome it all without drugs, without help from health insurance or conventional medicine, and without spending lots of money.
Sounds too good to be true, yes. And yet the proof is in the pudding.
Through his discoveries, Wai was able to harness the power of nutrition and the role it plays in optimizing our bodily functions.
Today, Wai Chan is sharing everything that has worked for him through his bestselling book “Why Diets Suck: A New Plan of Eating To Drop 2 Sizes in 30 Days (Even With PCOS or Diabetes)”.
This guide shows you how to safely lose weight by at least 2 sizes in just 30 days and to heal your body once and for all!
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