An Intellectual Guy (Male, Denver, 22-25, Construction) answered:

So you're telling women that getting stuffed full of sausage will help them lose weight. No point, just had to say that.

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A Mr. Nice Guy (Male, Cordoba, Who Cares?, Student) answered:

Yes, this is scientifically proven!!!

Ladies! Are you listenin'?

Kerry McCloskey, the research expert who discovered the Love Diet that launched her career as a model and television personality, shares her secret scientific formula for a slimmer, healthier, more passionate life in her new book, The Ultimate Sex Diet, flying off the shelf at xxxxxxxxxx.

"Making love," she confesses, "is the easiest, most pleasurable way to lose weight. In fact, sex is the ultimate exercise machine because it's free, fun and has such terrific fringe benefits."

McCloskey feels her book is particularly crucial for couples. "My 'sexercises' keep every relationship fresh, vibrant and very, very passionate."

The president of the American Academy of Clinical Sexologists, Dr. William Granzig, Ph.D., calls the book "a solid scientific plan guaranteed to improve your fitness and give you the sexiest, most romantic relationship ever."

Dr. Laura Berman, director of the Female Sexual Medicine Center at the UCLA School of Medicine and co-host of Berman & Berman on The Discovery Channel, considers The Ultimate Sex Diet "a great book. Makes it simple for couples to connect sexual fitness with overall health and well-being."

"Three years ago, I was overweight and frustrated," says McCloskey, "I had tried numerous popular diet programs and failed every time. Too much denial, too many restrictions. What finally worked was the intense lovemaking and healthier lifestyle I began during my romance with my future husband!"

"I quickly lost 23 pounds on my Love Diet and kept them off. Looking younger and slimmer than ever, I then achieved my life-long dream of becoming a model and television personality. Most importantly, my marriage has been stronger and more passionate than I ever imagined."

"Everyone should know exactly how to take advantage of the amazing health and exercise benefits of making love," recommends McCloskey, "as well as the passion-igniting secrets, the sexy exercises, and the sensual eating strategies which every relationship needs."

According to McCloskey, the Love Diet "is not about restrictions and deprivation. It's about celebrating life."

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A Rebel (Male, San Jose, 22-25, Internet / New Media) answered:

AMEN!!!

i mean... sex is seriously the healthy activity one can do... and it surprises me some people dont do it enough... its not even about the weightloss and physical health... alot of postive mental health derives from a steady healthy sexual relationship... its good to have the good juices flow through the brain and body...

I personally havent had sex in a little while.. its been a few months.. and i can already tell im loosing definition where my love handles are... man.... i really need to hop back on the boat... this dry spell is taking a toll on my mental heath as we speak

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A Career Man (Male, Las Vegas, 36-45, Technical) answered:

Do you know that you are correct? Yes, sex is certainly exercise and it helps to keep us fit especially if Jan 8th, thank you very much is your birthday! MY 42nd), For some reason too it keeps us young. I hope that you get everything you desire!!

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