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The workload of the His troupe ate lard and sticks of butter to prevent excessive weight loss. The workload of the climb alone could not account for the caloric expenditure, a 5,000-calorie de cit. It was the cold. Lots of cold. So Ray began to treat himself like a human space heater. He tried everything: he drank a gallon of ice water between waking and 11 A.M.; he slept with no covers; he took midwinter "shiver walks" of 2030 minutes with nothing but a T-shirt, earmuffs, and gloves on his upper body. He later found less painful options, but the results were undeniable. He lost almost six pounds in the first week. It Gets Better--The Devil's in the Details This was not the first time Ray had tried to lose weight. In 2006, he lost a respectable 20 pounds following the Body-for-Life (BFL) exercise and diet plan, designed by Bill Phillips. BFL performed as advertised, and Ray lost 17.8 pounds of fat in 12 weeks, for an average weekly fat-loss of 1.48 pounds