The Sugar Belly Secret

Subtract the Sugar, Lose the Weight, and Transform Your Life

By: Joe Bovino

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Amazon International #1 Bestseller (January 2019)

This book reveals the simple secret to losing your sugar belly and never seeing it again.

Trendy low-carb diets, exercise programs, exercise equipment, and weight-loss surgeries typically produce a yo-yo effect, with short-term gains that cannot be sustained for a meaningful length of time. It's a vicious cycle that teases you with progress, raises your hopes, and brings you crashing back to reality.

The Sugar Belly Secret is different. It's a new, highly effective, easily sustainable weight-loss system based on the best practices of the most successful low-carb and high-carb diets that substitute real, healthy food and beverages for fake, processed ones. It doesn't require you to count calories, reduce portion sizes, or exercise, either.

In his informative and entertaining new book, The Sugar Belly Secret: Subtract the Sugar, Lose the Weight, and Transform Your Life, Joe Bovino explains how he discovered the secret to lasting weight loss and maintenance, and how you can use it to improve your appearance, health and fitness at any age. You'll also learn to outsmart food and beverage companies by spotting and subtracting products that expand your waistline, and adding ones that don't.

For even more sugar belly secrets, pick up The (21-Day) Sugar Belly Reboot, Sugarspotting, and Fiberspotting on the Sugar Belly Secrets web page.

Title on endless repeat

This anecdotal biography of the author was slightly interesting, which briefly touched upon the various diet trends and food industry “watch outs.” However I simply couldn’t enjoy the book, as every other sentence had to constantly remind the listener/reader of the “Sugar Belly Secret.” The insistence of the phrase was so distracting that it overshadowed all other interesting points of the book. As far as the computer generated narrator’s voice is concerned, it was a surprisingly good job! It sounded relatively natural and easy to listen to.