Black Angels - The before and after pictures are a scam

The first part of the Black Angels series was about the scam of weight loss pills, which is closely related to the before-and-after photos, as the most spectacular marketing tool, whose task is to convince the buyer of the changes that can be achieved with the given product. In the Weight Loss article, I already explained that these photos are without exception stolen from private blogs or personal pages, but I have personally seen a before-and-after picture where a Black woman and a white woman were photographed side by side. At least 70% of humanity is as stupid and gullible as a fuel tank, so they believe the authenticity of the pictures without thinking, even if it screams that the whole thing is a huge scam. Recently, I found a video where a guy named Pete beautifully demonstrates how spectacular transformations can be achieved in a matter of hours. The video itself is 4 minutes long, but since not everyone understands English, I will present the changes point by point in sections for clarity. So, let's see how this man becomes a muscular guy in just 5 hours…

To prove that he achieved the results in just 5 hours, the guy used the CNN website as proof.

The guy first took the "after" pictures, where a muscular, well-built guy always grins in the photos. There is a very simple method to pump up muscles, which can be easily achieved even with a 4-5 kg dumbbell. I often used this method myself when I invited a girl over and wanted my muscles to bulge when I took off my shirt. At such times, I took 3-4 BCAA capsules, waited 20 minutes, then started doing biceps curls and push-ups. 40-50 bicep exercises with a 4 kg dumbbell + push-ups until failure, and I looked like I had just come from the gym. My arms were veiny, my chest muscles were swollen, and by the time the girl arrived, everything was prepared. This guy does something similar. He pumped up his muscles, sprayed himself with oil spray, a minimal amount of Photoshop, and the result can be seen in the pictures.

Then comes the creation of the "before" picture. It's ridiculously simple. The guy sits in an armchair and starts gorging himself. Chocolate cookies, carbonated sugary drinks, chips, chocolate milk, pizza until he's bursting – that is, foods and drinks that quickly bloat the body, so barely more than 4 hours later, the well-defined, lean body will look like this, in just 4 hours and 3 minutes…

It's that simple, and you don't even have to steal pictures. Don't believe everything you see on the internet, because behind most miraculous transformations, there are huge tricks and scams, and I haven't even talked about the visual effect of tanning creams yet. There's huge money in the weight loss business, and this is the industry with the most fraudsters, and they can do this because the primary target group is women, who will buy any useless crap anyway, let alone when it comes to their appearance and losing weight without effort, promising a better figure. It is the easiest task in the world to sell anything, truly anything, to a woman with low self-esteem and body image issues if they can be convinced that it might be a solution to her problems, especially if they are influenced by pictures, accompanied by an effective marketing text.

I have an acquaintance who is a typical woman and embodies everything I'm talking about here. The girl is a classic female consumer, meaning she's very likely to buy whatever is intended for women. This girl came home one day and proudly told me what a great deal she got because she bought a DVD package that included Bridget Jones's Diary 1-2 and Love Actually in a fancy package, for only 2,999 forints, but damn it, all this even though she already has these movies on her computer at home!!! The problem is that women are like this, and now imagine how they act when it comes to their bodies and a scammer promises them weight loss in 5 days. Don't let yourselves be fooled, live a little more consciously, and never, ever forget that if it's too good to be true, it usually isn't.

I'm trying to build a community on LifeTilt so that anyone can check the transformations seen here. I deliberately timed the RunTilt runs so that you can meet the Slims, see them at the beginning of their program, in the middle, and at the end. That's why I make video recordings of them, so you can see that their weight loss is not a light show and not an Adobe Photoshop trick, but the result of a consistent diet and exercise. You can try wraps and weight loss capsules, but you'll have a little problem with those. It won't work, and it's good if you realize that as soon as possible. Instead of spending that money on this crap, pay it as tax. Don't worry, they'll rip you off for your money too, and you can feel just as scammed…