To get lean you need to induce a deficit. Knowing this, the most common recommendation is to "eat less." Although straightforward this approach leads to an increase in hunger, loss of lean body mass (muscle and bone) and increased chance of binge eating in social situations. It's for these reasons that "eating less" in general doesn't work for most people. The Pizza & Abs book breaks down the science on how to get lean using a different approach. Through implementing a thermic diet (which expends additional energy due to dietary thermogenesis) along with an integrated movement program you can induce a proper deficit without "eating less." What is most notable is this approach abolishes the negative side effects seen with eating less. This approach reduces hunger, preserves or even increases lean body mass and lastly prevents binge eating in social situations. It is for this reason the Pizza & Abs approach is not only enjoyable but also sustainable and can be followed long-term. Based on over 120 scientific studies, this 204 page book will break down a few key things. Learn about the world today and how it favors hyper-palatable processed foods and sitting. Become mindful of how the environment affects your every move and come up with a feasible plan to select the right foods and move at key inflection points within your day. Get Ripped without giving up your social life. Learn how to make this transformation easy on yourself. Swim with the stream instead of against it. Get shredded without "Eating Less." Engineer an advantageous diet that torches away fat and builds muscle using real food. Drop your formal exercise program for something that you want to do. Make the world your playground. Go out on the town or to the mid-week feast with zero fat gain. "Eat Up" and Stay Lean. Sound too good to be true? All of this and more is carved out with practical real world examples, tips and walk throughs. By the end you'll become a self-sufficient machine that enjoys every meal, moves with ease and most of all has a good time doing it.