Weight Destroyer Review – Weight Loss This Easy?

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Weight Destroyer is one of the newest entrants into the multi-billion dollar weight loss industry and as a downloadable, digital weight loss product it promises a lot.

Question is – does it deliver?

Our rating for the Weight Destroyer – stars-5-0First, 5-star rating

The product relates not just to dramatic weight loss, but also to anti-aging and  higher energy lifestyle.

The product relates to its protagonist – Michael Wren – who like so many dieters had tried everything from drinking endless water to major exercise routines. Also tried were gluten free and low-carb diets which provide some considerable risks to users.

The program provides a fat destroying method that loses weight and boosts vitality, energy and sex drive.

It also claims to lower the risk of heart disease, cancer and diabetes.

Can it be that good?

He developed what he says is a “method so strange, so effective and so controversial you’ll never see it on mainstream tv.”

You can watch his video here

Warning signs about weight loss

– drinking major quantities of water (eight, 8 ounce glasses a day) can accelerate aging

– dangers of low calorie dieting, which will actually put on weight

– exercise risks and what all that exercise is REALLY doing to you.

– why drinking so much water is also so damaging to your body.

Proven System

As with any claims that appear outlandish its important to see whether the proof truly is “in the pudding”. The Weight Destroyer system has been used by nearly 80,000 people and also has some heavyweight scientific backing as well.

Also established were some incredible testimonials from “Losers” who were amazed by the system’s success

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Diet “Solutions” Pose Risks

Despite the rage towards gluten-free food, only around one per cent of Americans are actually allergic to gluten.

Similarly, packaged food from the weight loss clubs and the like have preservatives and other chemicals that can be positively harmful.

Further, low carb diets can work towards increasing cholesterol. A study from the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition showed that cholesterol levels climbed for those using a low carb diet.

They also discovered that the increase in ‘bad cholesterol’ (LDL) in the low carb group was 271 per cent higher than the high cholesterol group.

Thyroid Solution

Part of the solution and part of the miracle provided by Weight Destroyer’s system is the use of the thyroid, which is used properly in order to convert food to energy rather than save it as fat.

The program dispels and cuts-up the Big Drug ‘weight conspiracy’ about losing weight safely and easily – and inexpensively!

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The key too is eating the correct food to provide the essential nutrients needed by your thryroid.

Weight Destroyer has provided some interesting, if not illuminating scientific evidence about how and why foods and thyroid use can truly revolutionise your body.

Lose a Pound a Day

The plan outlined provided a weight loss of almost a pound a day, as well as increasing energy levels.

The diet plan includes dozens of what they term “surprising foods” to add to your diet now to lose weight and also to repair damaged cells and reverse the aging process.

They also turn the food pyramid on its head.

Summary of Weight Destroyer

There is so much about the Weight Destroyer program that also destroys myths about weight loss that its no-risk, guarantee makes it a no-brainer for anyone seeking to lose weight over CHristmas or any other time.

There’s also an introductory course available – if you click hereweight-destroyer1

Check the no-risk, discount details here – Click Now Before the Discount Deal Goes

 


Former FBI Agent Pleads Guilty to Selling Secrets in Bribery Case

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Preet Bharara, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, Leslie R. Caldwell, the Assistant Attorney General of the Justice Department’s Criminal Division, and Michael E. Horowitz, the Justice Department Inspector General, announced that ROBERT LUSTYIK, a former Special Agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (“FBI”), pleaded guilty today in White Plains federal court to all counts with which he is charged, including bribery, conspiracy to commit fraud, and theft of government property.  LUSTYIK pleaded guilty before United States District Judge Vincent L. Briccetti,.

 

U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara said:  “Robert Lustyik today admitted to conducting a bribery scheme in which, for his own personal gain, he secretly sold information and documents to which he had access as an FBI agent.  Lustyik betrayed our system of justice: he breached not only the law, but also his sworn oath, and the great trust and confidence placed in him by citizens and colleagues.  For his criminal conduct he now faces, as he must, serious, commensurate penalties.”

 

Assistant Attorney General Leslie R. Caldwell said: “Robert Lustyik discarded the FBI’s principles of ‘fidelity, bravery, and integrity,’ and sold his badge to the highest bidder. Greed has no place in public service or law enforcement.  The Department of Justice will root out corruption wherever it takes hold, and hold accountable those who abuse the public’s trust for personal gain.”

 

Inspector General Michael E. Horowitz said:  “The Department of Justice Office of the Inspector General is committed to working with our law enforcement partners to identify, investigate, and bring to justice all DOJ employees who engage misconduct.”

 

According to the Complaint, the Indictment, court hearings, and today’s plea proceeding:

 

LUSTYIK was an FBI Special Agent who worked on the counterintelligence squad in the White Plains Resident Agency.  LUSTYIK’s co-defendant, Johannes Thaler, was LUSTYIK’s friend, and LUSTYIK’s other co-defendant, Rizve Ahmed, was an acquaintance of Thaler.  From in or about September 2011 through March 2012, LUSTYIK, Thaler, and Ahmed engaged in a bribery scheme.  As part of the scheme, LUSTYIK and Thaler solicited payments of money from Ahmed, in exchange for LUSTYIK’s agreement to provide internal, confidential documents and other confidential information to which LUSTYIK had access by virtue of his position as an FBI Special Agent.  The documents and information pertained to a prominent citizen of Bangladesh (“Individual 1”).  Ahmed perceived himself to be on the opposite side of a political rivalry with Individual 1.  Ahmed sought, among other things, to obtain information about Individual 1, to locate Individual 1, and to harm Individual 1 and others associated with Individual 1.

 

As part of the scheme, LUSTYIK and Thaler exchanged text messages, including messages about how to pressure Ahmed to pay them additional money in exchange for confidential information.  For example, in text messages, LUSTYIK told Thaler, “we need to push [Ahmed] for this meeting and get that 40 gs quick . . . . I will talk us into getting the cash . . . . I will work my magic . . . . We r sooooooo close.”  Thaler responded, “I know.  It’s all right there in front of us.  Pretty soon we’ll be having lunch in our oceanfront restaurant . . . .”

 

As another example, in or about late January 2012, LUSTYIK, upon learning that Ahmed was considering using a different source to obtain confidential information about Individual 1, texted Thaler, “I want to kill C . . . . I hung my ass out the window n we got nothing? . . . . Tell [Ahmed], I’ve got [Individual 1’s] number and I’m pissed. . . . I will put a wire on n get [Ahmed and his associates] to admit they want [a Bangladeshi political figure] offed n we sell it to Individual 1].”  LUSTYIK further texted THALER, “So bottom line.  I need ten gs asap.  We gotta squeeze C.”

 

 

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LUSTYIK, 52, of Westchester County, pleaded guilty to all five counts in the Indictment in which he is charged.  LUSTYIK pleaded guilty to (1) conspiracy to engage in a bribery scheme; (2) soliciting bribes by a public official; (3) conspiracy to defraud the citizens of the United States and the FBI; (4) theft of government property; and (5) unauthorized disclosure of a Suspicious Activity Report.  He faces a maximum sentence of 55 years in prison.  LUSTYIK is scheduled to be sentenced by Judge Briccetti on April 30, 2015, at 9:30 a.m.

 

Thaler and Ahmed previously pleaded guilty to bribery and conspiracy to commit fraud before Judge Briccetti.  Thaler, 51, of New Fairfield, Connecticut, faces a maximum sentence of 35 years in prison.  He is scheduled to be sentenced by Judge Briccetti on January 23, 2015, at 11:30 a.m.  Ahmed, 35, of Danbury, Connecticut, faces a maximum sentence of 35 years in prison.  He is scheduled to be sentenced by Judge Briccetti on January 23, 2015, at 2:30 p.m.  The maximum potential sentences are prescribed by Congress and are provided here for informational purposes only, as any sentencing of the defendant will be determined by the judge.

 

Mr. Bharara praised the efforts of the Department of Justice Office of the Inspector General, which conducted the investigation in this case, and the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network for the U.S. Department of Treasury.

 

The prosecution is being handled by the Office’s White Plains Division and by the Public Integrity Section of the U.S. Department of Justice. Assistant United States Attorney Benjamin Allee and Trial Attorney Emily Rae Woods are in charge of the prosecution.

 

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