This issue marks a move to a brand new, more professional look and feel for Ultimatefatburner's e-Zine (please use the Contact Us link below to let me know what you think!). You'll also notice today's issue combines content from both the store and Ultimatefatburner.com togther in one vastly shorter newsletter.

Due to time constraints and increasingly overcrowded e-mail inboxes, I've decided to keep articles short, and instead of providing new reviews here, I'll simply introduce them, and reference the full article on Ultimatefatburner.com.

Enjoy the new format!

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Read the full review of FiberThin here!

Well, for those of use here in the nothern hemisphere, fall is on the way, and the days are getting both colder and shorter! (if you happen to be one of the lucky ones who experiences warm weather all year 'round, or you're heading into summer as opposed to winter... I'm envious!).

For many of us, the coming of fall triggers a "hibernation effect" -- "I'm staying inside until it's warm, give me a call in April!"

Unfortunately, inactivity and weight gain go hand-in-hand. Hibernation, as comforting as the thought may be, is not an acceptable option. In order to keep the weight off, you have to stay active. Gym memberships, for instance, tend to skyrocket in the fall for this very reason. If you have the option to do so, I heartily recommend that you sign up with a local gym or health club -- it's a great way to stay fit and meet new friends over the colder months. Ask friends for personal recommendations, or obtain a "guest pass" to evaluate the quality of the services provided before commiting to a monthly contract at any gym.

If you can't access a gym, my #1 recommendation is that you begin incorporating brisk, 20-30 minute walks into your weekly schedule -- 3 times per week at least. In fact, walking is the cheapest, most enjoyable way to stay fit that I know of. It's also invigorating and refreshing... what could be better?

So... if you happen to be one of the poor unfortunates like myself who happen to be looking forward to another long, hard winter (groan), make the commitment now to staying as active as possible. It'll make things so much easier once bathing suit season rolls around again!