The problem of getting very lean, or simply losing fat and keeping it off is not a new one. People over the millennia have tried and failed to achieve their goals. While it has been convenient to blame those failures on a lack of willpower, it's turning out to be much more complicated than that. New research is finally explaining the reasons and physiology behind dieting failures. It turns out that many of the problems are in your brain.

Bromocriptine:An Old Drug with New Uses explains the physiological reasons behind dieting failures, along with discussing a potential fix: a very old drug called Bromocriptine. Although traditionally used to treat a number of different disease states such as hyperprolactinemia, Parkinson's disease and acromegaly, Bromocriptine is capable of doing so much more.

You'll learn

• The evolutionary reasons that your body makes it much harder to lose fat than to gain it
• How the hormones insulin and leptin tell your body whether or not you're over- or under-eating and gaining or losing fat
• How those hormones change your brain chemistry and metabolism to derail your training and nutrition efforts; that is, how your brain is controlling most of the problems in the first place
• Why both fat and lean individuals have the same ultimate problem with dieting, even if the causes are completely different
• How the drug Bromocriptine can fix it all, allowing you to 'trick' your body into thinking things are normal, even if they aren't
• How to use Bromocriptine for various goals including fat loss, muscle gains, diabetes treatment, and restarting your hormones after a steroid cycle.
• About the potential benefits and risks of using Bromocriptine
• How bromocriptine might enhance sexual function and allow the complete deletion of fat cells once and for all
• About the failed attempt by Ergo Science to get Bromocriptine approved by the FDA for the treatment of diabetes