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    Physics of the Human Body Lose Weight for Good.
    Physics of the Human Body Lose Weight for Good.
    Physics of the Human Body Lose Weight for Good.
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    Physics of the Human Body Lose Weight for Good.

    By Pedro Hugo García Peláez

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    The best book for losing weight without dieting. Do not let them fool you. 90% of weight loss books are a con or are based on pointless diets. This is a scientific method that works perfectly, that has been calibrated over years and approved by different committees of doctors in physics. This is the only book that applies the laws of physics to weight loss. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPedro Hugo García Peláez
    Release dateApr 12, 2020
    ISBN9781547511433
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      Physics of the Human Body Lose Weight for Good. - Pedro Hugo García Peláez

      Dedicated to my mother with all my love.

      Index

      -Prologue       

      -Chapter 1

      Static of the human body in water

      -Chapter 2

      Kinematics of the human body in water

      Introduction. Physics principles of the period, simple harmonic motion, and resonance.

      To achieve that the oscillation of the abdomen resonates with its own natural buoyancy period with one degree of freedom.

      Swimming in our own natural period of oscillation in the water.

      -Chapter 3

      Physics explanation of the problem

      PROLOGUE

      The book is beginning to take its desired form; a few years ago an idea came to me about how to swim in order to better optimise the exercise, and that idea worked. Then, after a few years, I found some formulas that could be applied to how to keep the body at rest in the water, and I proved that they also worked. The first step strengthened the body in general and above all the abdomen, which was left without a drop of fat, the second step managed to relax the body.

      I do not know if this will be the end of the book, although technically it already contains all of the material necessary for our objectives, it must be given the necessary form, and I do not know if there will be another edition.

      I am a physicist not a medic and I apply the laws of physics to the body, such as the human body in water. The method works and there is no need to brood over it, especially in the field of physics, which is an exact science.

      Additionally, I am the author of a short novel which I have spent almost five years writing and finalising, for this reason I say that writing a book and giving it the appropriate form involves more work than one might initially think.

      I have spent almost three years on this technical book and it is close to completion, not in terms of the content, which is complete, but rather in terms of the form that I want to give it.

      The book is divided into two parts, static and kinematics.

      Static can be defined as the body’s rest. The way that Newton defines static is that if a body on which no force is acting is at rest it will remain at rest. We are going to use a

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