I would want to try to make money by advertising these products as well and doing what's called affiliate marketing, but I don't really believe in it anymore. It just doesn't really make sense for me to try to make money off of giving free advertising to other companies and not even being fully equipped with knowledge about the product. I think it could be a very questionable field, but nonetheless there are good products out there. They just would take a little effort to find them, just like anything else in this world.
Anyhow, I've been introduced to the kettle bells for Crossfit. I'm also aware of the T25 program which was created by the guy who made the Insanity workout. Of course, the popular one out there is the P903X DVD series. It's pretty crazy how there are these good work out programs, and how it could all be looked up and tested.
I don't really feel bad about trying out products whether they work or not now and also doing some of my own research on how to get something that I desire now. In other words, it's just trial and error and the big main concern that everyone should have is how much they are investing into it. I guess as long as it would satisfy a primal urge or something, it should be okay in a way.
Basically, the three main things everybody should consider is the amount of rest, diet, and exercise that goes into a program. Of course, it would make sense to consult a nutritionist and physician to see what the limitations a person could take. Any professional advice would be helpful rather than diving into something that might become dangerously unhealthy.
