The North Beach Diet: Add Belly and Hip Fat Instantly with Batter Fried Twinkies and More
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Over 60 high-calorie recipes made with lots of butter, refined sugar, white flour and chocolate.
Virtual exercises: NordicSnack, Pie-lates, "Relaxin To the Oldies.
Stop dieting & start living. Make up the rules as you go!
"I gained 145 pounds in just six months, became emotionally insulated, and allowed food to control every aspect of my life . . . now you can too." ?The North Beach Diet author Kim Bailey
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"I've been on just about every diet there is, Atkins, Weight Watchers, Jenny Craig, Dr. Phil, Richard Simmons, No Fat, All Fat, No Carbs, All Carbs, you name it, I've tried it . . . nothing worked . . . I kept losing weight. Finally! The North Beach Diet! I increased 2 dress sizes in just 10 days. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! ?Susan Merrill
"Krispy Kreme Donuts, Caramel Popcorn, Sara Lee Pound Cake with Ben & Jerry's Triple Chocolate Cookie Crunch . . . it was darn tough for us to make up our minds which of these favorites to consume while watching late night TV. The North Beach Diet showed us how we could get them all in by simple planning." ?Bill and Susan Kynes, personal fitness trainers.
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The North Beach Diet - Robert Kim Bailey
THE
NORTH
BEACH
DIET
KIM BAILEY
Foreword By
Ophelia Belly & Chuck Roast
RUTLEDGE HILL PRESS
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
A DIVISION OF THOMAS NELSON, INC.
WWW. THOMASNELSON. COM
A portion of the profits from the sale of each book goes to the Science and Health Research Institute in Tri-Star, Colorado: monies directed to Florida Laboratory for Adolescent Behavior (FLAB).
Copyright 2005 by Kim Bailey
All rights reserved. No portion of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means—electronic, mechanical, photocopy, recording, or any other—except for brief quotations in printed reviews, without the prior permission of the publisher.
This book is written and published solely for its humor value, and you should always consult with your doctor before starting a new diet program.
Rutledge Hill Press books may be purchased in bulk for educational, business, fundraising, or sales promotional use. For information, please email SpecialMarkets@ThomasNelson.com.
Published by Rutledge Hill Press, a Division of Thomas Nelson, Inc., P. O. Box 141000, Nashville,Tennessee, 37214.
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Available
1-4016-0216-9
Printed in the United States of America
05 06 07 08 09—5 4 3 2 1
ADDITIONAL BOOKS BY THE AUTHOR
• COMING SOON •
The DaVinci Diet
The murder of the personal chef for the curator of the Louvre leads to a trail of clues involving the low-carb diet and how it may have played a role in the death of Mona Lisa.
The Purpose-less Driven Life
Man’s search for meaning is endless. The author explores his compelling journey for boundless life through good food.
A Children’s Classic
Of Course I’ll Eat Green Eggs and Ham
I will eat them in a box, or with a fox, in a house, or with a mouse. Your child will be enchanted by the tales of Jumbo, Dumbo, and Louie, on their quest to find the ultimate Green Eggs and Ham.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Acknowledgments
Foreword
PART I – GETTING STARTED
Chapter 1 What This Diet Can Do for You
Chapter 2 The Smart Start: Our Seven-Day
Quick-Gorge Program
Chapter 3 The Slow Start: Let Your Fork Point North
PART II – ROBUST GOURMET
Chapter 4 Gaining Weight Has Never Tasted So Good
Chapter 5 Our Sandwich Bar
Chapter 6 Vegetables: How They Should be Eaten!
Chapter 7 The Main Course
Chapter 8 When You’re Home Alone
PART III – LIVING THE NORTH BEACHWAY
Chapter 9 Everyday Life on the North Beach Diet
Chapter 10 Virtual Exercise: Good for Mind and Body
Chapter 11 Journaling:Your Key to Success
Index
About the Author
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
There are two people who, without their help and support, this book would never have been written. They have encouraged me and stood by my life’s journey every step of the way.
The loves of my life: Sara Lee and Little Debbie.
They stuck with me throughout my formative years, through thick and thin. College exams would never have been passed without them. The three of us were inseparable during those all-night last-minute cram sessions. And life, well, it just wouldn’t have been the same without these two sweeties.
Both in my personal or professional life, when I was stressed, they were always there. When I was happy, I reached for them . . . the closer we became, the more my contentment grew. Yes, sadly, there were times when I pushed them away for some sweet thing dressed up in pink, blue, or yellow—but they were tarts, unable to satisfy my real needs.
So my loves, it is with true fondness, care, and devotion, that I dedicate this revolutionary new program to you. You’ve found the way to my heart . . . you have no Equal.
Foreword
THE POSSIBLE DREAM
Welcome to The North Beach Diet! And a hearty congratulations for taking this initial step to improving your overall quality of life. You will find no other diet approach that will allow you to gain weight faster than this unique program. And think about it, you can literally be two sizes bigger in just one weekend . . . just by following the easy Eat-Till-You-Drop
system.
We are so proud of our great friend Kim Bailey who gained 145 pounds in just six months, became emotionally insulated, and allowed food to control every aspect of his life—and with this sound program now you can too.
Have you ever fantasized about eating anything and everything you ever wanted? Have you wondered what it would be like to wear muumuus all day long, or fit into size 54 pants? Do you dream about what it would be like to be ogled admiringly by people as you sashay down the beach with a giant-size bag of Nutter Butters in one hand, and a large Frosty in the other? Dream no more—it’s all possible with the incredible fat-track program.
You will never again have to eat fruits, unless they are baked in a cobbler or pie and topped with lots of rich ice cream and caramel, or vegetables without buttered bread crumbs and cheddar cheese sauce. No more broiled, steamed, baked, anything . . . it’s fried all the way, baby, from this point forward, and fried as everything should be—in great-tasting lard.
Just think, tonight after dinner, you can have a two-vegetable snack of french fries and ketchup; and wash it all down with a hearty root beer vanilla ice cream float. Think about how much fun your entire family will have, watching TV passing around a can of Redi-Whip topping— squirting it in each other’s mouths, seeing who can swallow the most in one never-ending spray. Yes, it’s a program for the entire family.
Even the Virtual Exercise
plan is simple and fun to follow. You’ll be Relaxin’ to the Oldies
in no time. Remember, there are no foods you can’t eat—throw out discipline, moderation, and portion control! Eat as much as you can hold—then, a little bit more. Every day is like Thanksgiving Day on the North Beach Diet. The dream is possible. Enjoy!
Ophelia Belly
and Chuck Roast
2005
PART I
GETTING
STARTED
Chapter One
WHAT THIS DIET CAN
DO FOR YOU
If you are like me, in the past, I’d buy or join a new weight gain program and go right to what I could eat. Often I wouldn’t even read the program; and when I did, I wouldn’t follow it. Since I’d been on so many programs, I knew all the answers and was interested only in the quick fix.
If someone told me that I’d have to plan my eating, Go fly a kite
would be my typical response, for I knew all the answers. I’d start a new program time and again and do the same thing over and over, expecting different results. Now how crazy is that? Can you identify with me? I bet you can.
Today is the time to change. Not tomorrow. Start now. We’ve all played the if only
game far too many times. Forget the past, or at least vow not to repeat it. Before you begin, however, there are a few things you should do to better guarantee your success these next thirty days. In order of importance, they are:
1. Read the whole thing. Read the entire program, page by page, at least once before you begin. Complete the Support Journal daily, for the next thirty days.
2. Find some partners. Find three chubby accountability partners to follow this program with you for the next thirty days. Find like-minded people who need to gain approximately the same amount of weight and are close to the same non-athletic level as you. Make sure they are just as committed to following this program.
Family, friends, and business associates are the best source, but if no one is available, distribute flyers in your neighborhood (much like a yard sale) or put a small classified ad in your local paper. Here is a sample ad:
GAIN WEIGHT, 30-DAY PROGRAM
Female (or male) Fat Partner wanted for eating,
weigh-ins & holding each other accountable.
Mention the area of town you live in because you want people close by for the convenience of meeting daily for Virtual Exercise. Also, make sure they invest in this program, just as you did. This is important because you want them to take it seriously. If you can only find one or two others, that’s okay, but we’ve found that a group of four is best. If you can find no one, go ahead and follow the program solo but keep looking. Having a partner or two will increase your chances of success significantly.
3. Review menus. As we’ve discussed, if you eat out a lot, get menus from local restaurants you frequent and review them to determine the highest calorie items on the menu, so you can decide what to order in advance. If they serve large portions, make sure they will accommodate you by serving at least twice as much of the high carbohydrate foods such as corn and potatoes. If you cannot finish all the food, put the remaining in a take-out container and try to eat it on the way home.
4. Plan meals in advance. Plan every single meal you are going to cook and eat, at home or not, in the office or out, seven days in advance. Carry high-fat, high-calorie snack foods (preferably Little Debbie’s, Sara Lee, or Hostess) with you everywhere. Go no place without snack food nearby. Don’t ever get caught off guard. It’s in your control.
5. Curtail that exercise. Most people think that exercise gives them a license to eat more. It’s true. I’ve seen so many people become disillusioned by exercising diligently and not gain any weight, or worse, lose weight. They just didn’t increase their eating to a level outweighing the expenditure of calories. If you are serious about gaining weight, you’ve got to expand your portion sizes, and stop walking.
6. Keep a journal. Keeping a journal is a great way for you to get in touch with the emotions of why you eat the way you eat. Knowledge is power and understanding what stresses and motivates you will help reshape your day and consequently reshape your body to a new, much rounder you.
North_Beach_Diet_corrx_fnl_0015_001Short-Term Thinking for Long-Term Results
In addition to journaling and maintaining a log of your eating, there are other formulas guaranteed to produce success in your desire to gain weight. And they are not at all difficult to follow. We are not telling you that to be successful you will have to do everything we suggest. You can be assured of one thing, however:The more closely you follow the program, the more weight you’ll gain in the shortest amount of time.
Be assured too, that if by this time next year you are ten pounds more than you are now, that is success, especially if your history is losing or staying the same weight year after year. When reading this section, an OB-GYN doctor friend of mine, Dr. Mark Cooper, suggested that most people who need to gain a great deal of weight (including me) would not view a ten-pound weight gain in a year as success. I agreed, even though I’d like to think I would.
What I’m trying to get to here is if we are trying to gain too much too quickly,we often will not be successful unless bingeing methods are imposed. I’ve done that too, and sometimes it works, but often it doesn’t work for the long term. Whether it’s a hundred pounds a year or ten, the true measure of success should be if you met the goal you established for yourself and if you feel comfortable with that benchmark and your effort. If not, do something different, such as following our program.
The best way to gain weight is to eat massive amounts of