[Sponsored] These Four Foods are Hijacking Your Brain

Many noteworthy displays of innovation were featured in the past year. However, this year’s most talked-about presentation came courtesy of cosmetic surgeons, John Layke and Payman Danielpour (of the Beverly Hills Plastic Surgery Group)... [logo]( [facebook]( [twitter]( [pinterest]( [google plus]( These Four Foods are Hijacking Your Brain — SPONSORED — Dear Reader, Every day, millions of Americans consume four foods that they believe are good for them but can actually hijack the chemicals in your brain and cause you to overeat. These so-called “health foods” are so common, you probably ate them for breakfast. That could explain why you may be experiencing fatigue, memory loss, low energy, skin problems. Worst of all, these foods can be the reason why you are gaining weight. How? They can rewire your brain, causing you to crave fat, sugars, and carbohydrates, even when your stomach is full. Fortunately, there is a method you can do right at home that can reverse these cravings and fight weight gain. But the longer you do nothing, the more intense your cravings can become, and the harder it will be to lose belly fat. [Go HERE]( to learn about the 4 foods that may be hijacking your brain and the at-home method you can use to reverse these cravings for good. Remember this: If you have tried diets and exercise with no results, it's NOT your fault! The real blame can be placed on these four seemingly innocent foods. [Watch the shocking presentation now]( and protect yourself before the fat in your body causes you serious health problems. [Follow Us]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Pinterest]( [Google Plus]( Having trouble? Click [here]( for an online version of this email. Share the gift of health, weight loss and great nutrition. Forward this email. Tell your friends to sign up [here.]( ETNT LLC 428 Broadway, New York, NY 10013 YOUR Eat This, Not That! Preferences To change your email frequency, give us feedback, or tell us what kind of content you want, access your [preferences](. Unsubscribe, or Tell us a Concern To unsubscribe or express a concern, click [here](. [Privacy Policy](