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If you think it’s cool, question it. If your family has been doing it since you were a kid, question it. If everyone is doing it, question it. Question everything.

Alcohol is a psychoactive drug & toxin. You can choose to drink it, but evidence strongly suggests there is no health benefit.

A report in The Lancet found that “No level of alcohol consumption improves health” after an exhaustive systematic analysis.

Some doctors still recommend alcohol in moderation to increase “good” cholesterol on websites like WebMD.

Health & truth are still disconnected.

Tobacco companies featured doctors in their advertising campaigns

Did you know that most doctors smoked in the 1930s? At the same time, public health concern was rising. What did tobacco companies do? 👇

"Enough is a feast." -Buddhist Proverb I want to wish you and your family Happy Thanksgiving! We're grateful you entrusted us to help you improve your health & fitness. This quote is thought provoking and reflects this day of giving thanks. Best, Marc BuiltLean Founder

Most men think of getting lean as a “sacrifice.” You have to eat foods you hate. You have to do boring workouts and risk injury. You have to stop socializing with friends. Mindset shift: Getting lean & fit is an investment that pays dividends for years to come.

“This really is transformational. It helped me lose a ton of weight faster than in the last couple of years trying a variety of different programs.” -Shai Lawyer, Washington D.C.

Find your "Active Passion" so that getting and staying lean & fit is enjoyable => builtlean.com/active-passion…

One of America’s top CEOs Lane Rankin used the BuiltLean Program to transform his body.

When you make your health & fitness a priority, everything else benefits.

Keep chipping away. It's happening.

What’s the one habit in your life that leads to other positive habits? Is it planning your day? Or maybe doing a morning workout? Or some meditation? Getting lean long term comes down to building rock solid habits that stand the test of time.

Do you want to get rid of a "bad" habit? You must be aware of your habit loop, which looks like this: Cue => Routine => Reward You can change it once you are aware!