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Some of the most important topics about becoming strong, lean, and healthy have been censored. Any "alternative" content that can affect your body gets throttled, shadow-banned, and the reach is limited—whether in search results or on social media.

This blocks millions of people from learning about why they're struggling with stubborn fat and stubborn, and how to reclaim their health and get strong.

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About Outlive / OutliveForever.com

Since 2011, the team behind Outlive has been teaching busy men and women how to get stronger, leaner, and healthier—with a new approach.

According to a 2018 study, 88% of Americans are metabolically unhealthy. Aside from causing health issues such as diabetes and heart disease down the road, these metabolic problems cause stubborn muscles (low muscularity) and stubborn fat (especially around the stomach.)

Over time, this chronic inflammation leads to the body to cause fat gain around the organs to protect them—like bubble wrap—causing a bigger gut (and a puffy face and a fatter neck to protect the thyroid.)

This type of stubborn fat has been noted in several reviews over the past couple of decades as being different from the regular fat we're already familiar with. Stubborn fat does not respond to traditional calorie deficits, as does normal fat, making it so stubborn.

In January 2019, we launched Outlive. We show both men and women how to apply this knowledge in the real world and how to triumph over this chronic inflammation to melt off stubborn fat and to build muscle with cutting-edge tactics on nutrition, exercise, lifestyle, and environment guidance.

"Totally Original, And incredibly relevant."

"I have been part of their personal training program for five years now, and I can tell you that as a physician, I fully support what they are doing. They have evidence-based exercises and health tips that I commonly incorporate into my practice."