Are you ready for the Amino Acid diet power????

Prepare yourself for the most dramatic life-enhancing diet program available!

Thousands of people are claiming dramatic weight loss results from following this low carb/high protein diet plan. To boost the effects of the diet they increase results by drinking the powdered supplement called Hexaslim twice a day.

Protein Power has been on the New York Times bestseller for over a year and sparked a debate that our carbohydrate heavy diets lacking in protein is responsible for obesity and heart disease in the United States.

The Protein Power Life Plan will give you a blueprint to lose weight and feel fit while you restore your health. Comprehensive, thorough, and written for results, this book will help you look and feel better than you ever have in your life.

What will you find in The Protein Power LifePlan book?

• A Nutrition Plan To Cater To Your Level Of Commitment
• Insulin Resistance: What It Is, How To Correct It, And Why, Once It Is Corrected, You Will Lose Weight
• Important Information On Vitamin And Mineral Supplements
• Meal Plans, Recipes, And More
• A blueprint for losing weight, feeling fit, and restoring your body's innate systematic approach to good health.

Be sure to read the book and become familiar with what is required on the diet before you start. As with any diet plan, you should consult your doctor first and make sure that following this particular plan is safe for you.

If you choose to follow this diet plan, you may want to consider supplementing it with Hexaslim®.

Hexaslim® is a proprietary blend of safe and natural ingredients combined in specific synergistic ratios designed to increase the rate of weight loss with dieting. This effect occurs both by enhancing delivery of the fat to the cellular furnaces for burning and by increasing the amount of heat lost in the energy production process within the cells.

Hexaslim® is the first and only nutritional supplement product containing a proprietary blend of five safe and natural nutrient ingredients that work together to turbo charge the fat burning process and speed weight loss. The formulation of Hexaslim® includes carnitine, hydroxycitrate (HCA), chromium, aspartic acid, and biotin in specific doses designed to enhance fat burning, with high concentraction of water soluble fiber to stop the hungry feeling, especially if taken while on a low-carbohydrate, protein-rich diet.

In order to lose weight, you need to burn fat. Your body has two choices when it comes to burning fat for energy - fat or carbohydrate. Your body runs more effectively when fat is burned instead of carbohydrates. By reducing the amount of carbs in your diet, you force your body to burn the already stored fat cells and lose weight faster.

Carbohydrates are basically sugar. This can throw your hormones, insulin, out of line causing mood swings, cravings for more carbs, sluggishness, and to slow down your metabolism. The result - you feel hungry and crave more carbohydrates which will make you fatter and keep you in this cycle.

To break the chain, you need to do something to jump start your metabolism and break the bad habit of a heavy high carb diet. The fat burning process begins by breaking the fat storage packets into individual fat units that can enter the cells and be tossed into the cellular furnaces. The fat moves into the furnaces on a "shuttle" that depends on the nutrient carnitine to run efficiently. Providing the body with plenty of carnitine and the raw materials to make it oils the wheels of the shuttle and speeds up delivery of fat to the furnaces. Both HCA and chromium enhance this action as well. Oiling the wheels of the fat-to-furnace shuttle is the first action of Hexaslim®.

L-Carnitine HCL When we speak of "burning fat", we are really talking about the oxidation of fatty acids (derived from fat in foods and in our body) to provide energy for our cells (e.g., muscle fibers). Carnitine is an amino acid with a key role in the pathway by which long-chain fatty acids (the most common type in the diet) are oxidized to yield energy. Thus, carnitine supplements have been marketed extensively as aids to weight-loss and to enhance physical performance (e.g., endurance). Carnitine is a trimethylated amino acid synthesized in the liver and exported to peripheral tissues, such as muscle, for use. Carnitine is formed from lysine and methionine, and from trimethylysine obtained following the breakdown of tissue proteins. The principle energy-yielding pathway of fatty acid oxidation occurs in the mitochondria of the cell. Known as beta-oxidation, this pathway becomes increasingly important with fasting or during prolonged exercise in tissues such as skeletal muscle, liver and the heart (Manaerts and Debeer, 1982). In order to cross the mitochondrial membrane and reach the site of beta-oxidation, long-chain fatty acids must be transferred to carnitine. This process is catalyzed by an enzyme complex, carnitine palmitoyltransferase (CPT) (McGarry and Brown, 1997). CPT I, located on the outer surface of the outer mitochondrial membrane, is considered the rate-limiting step in the oxidation of long-chain fatty acids. It is reversibly inhibited by malonyl-CoA the first committed intermediate in fatty acid synthesis. Under conditions of exercise and/or low-calorie dieting, it has been theorized that carnitine supply might impair fatty acid oxidation by limiting entry into mitochondria by CPT I. Heo et al. (2000) relate: "Since the discovery of carnitine in the early 1900s, considerable research has elucidated its biochemical role in the transport of fatty acids across the inner mitochondrial membrane (see McGarry and Brown 1997 for review). Given that carnitine is a cosubstrate of carnitine palmitoyltransferase, a pivotal regulatory enzyme in the pathway of fatty acid oxidation, carnitine status could conceivably affect utilization of fatty acids as metabolic fuel. This has led to interest and unsubstantiated claims among athletes and body-builders in the use of carnitine to enhance performance (Heinonen 1996). Similarly, interest in production agriculture has stemmed from the desire to partition nutrients away from fat accretion and toward muscle deposition. Several studies in a variety of species have reported improved nitrogen (N) balance, reduced body fat and/or increased protein accretion upon L-carnitine supplementation (Bohles et al. 1984b, Hongu and Sachan 2000, Ji et al. 1996, Penn et al. 1997 , Rabie and Szilagyi 1998); however, the limited studies evaluating carnitine effects in growing pigs (Cho et al. 1999, Hoffman et al. 1993, Owen et al. 1996) have yielded inconsistent results." REFERENCES Heo K, Odle J, Han IK (2001). Dietary L-carnitine improves nitrogen utilization in growing pigs fed low energy, fat-containing diets. J Nutr, 130: 1809. Mannaerts GP, Debeer LJ (1982). Mitochondrial and peroxisomal beta-oxidation of fatty acids in rat liver. Ann NY Acad Sci, 386: 30-39. McGarry JD, Brown NF (1997). The mitochondria carnitine palmitoyltransferase system. From concept to molecular analysis. Eur J Biochem, 224: 1014.

Once in the furnace the fat passes along a chain, much like the assembly line in a factory, designed to harvest the stored energy trapped within the fat. A small amount of energy is extracted at each step, until by the end of the line, the factory has harvested about 84% of the energy stored in the fat. The remaining 16% is given off as heat during the process.

Another key ingredient in Hexaslim®, aspartic acid, provides the raw materials for a substance that reduces the efficiency of this energy chain, causing more of the stored energy to be lost as heat. Instead of only 16% of the stored energy escaping as heat, depending on your diet and level of physical activity, Hexaslim® might cause as much as 50% to be thrown off as heat under optimal circumstances. This means that in order to produce the amount of energy it needs, your body must shuttle much more fat into the furnace than before. Making the energy production chain in the furnace "leak" calories as heat is the second action of Hexaslim®.

Arginine For Growth Hormone Release
Arginine has been shown to promote natural growth hormone release from the pituitary gland. The amount of growth hormone secreted in response to oral arginine supplementation varies widely among individuals. Growth hormone promotes healthy anabolic metabolism throughout the body.  Growth hormone helps to maintain youthful protein synthesis within cells. (Aging causes a decline in protein synthesis that results in many of the degenerative diseases of aging.)

Arginine's primary anti-aging effect is to promote growth hormone release and enhance protein synthesis throughout the body. The age-related decline in immune function can be partially corrected by enhancing growth hormone release. Those who can afford $12,000-$25,000 a year are injecting themselves with synthetic human growth hormone several times a week because of published studies showing that supplemental growth hormone can reverse many aspects of aging.

If you are going to use arginine to boost growth hormone levels, you should take 5-15 grams at bedtime on an empty stomach or before exercise.  If you are taking arginine for reasons other than for promoting growth hormone release, you can take it any time of the day, preferably on an empty stomach.

You can measure the growth hormone enhancing effects of arginine by measuring your blood levels of somatomedin C.  The objective is to boost your blood test results of somatomedin C (a growth hormone metabolite) to more youthful levels.

Exercise Aid
People who exercise use arginine to generate muscle mass and reduce body fat.  The anabolic effects of arginine can enhance the effectiveness of exercise programs.  Always start with a lower dose of arginine and work your way up to higher doses to avoid side effects such as nausea and diarrhea.

Arginine and Wound Healing
Surgical or traumatic injury greatly increases the body's need for arginine. The body uses arginine as a key building block to repair damaged tissue and bone.  Published studies document enhanced wound healing in response to arginine supplementation.