Book Description A lot about sex and eating has evolved in the 17 years since Richard Smith wrote his original bestseller， The Dieter's Guide to Weight Loss During Sex. Almost everything， in fact， except our insatiable interest. Introducing the all-new dieter's guide to weight loss during sex. Written for the low-fat age of post-feminism， cybersex， aging boomers， and latex， here is all-new research correlating current sexual practices with weight loss. Just saying no， for example， can burn 15 calories (70 if he's a hunk). Putting on con-doms turns out to be a boon for weight-watchers during foreplay: 11; while still at the restaurant: 288. There are sections for remarried lovers (woman on top， man under new management)， for two-career couples (how to save time through simultaneous orgasm)， for couples with fertility problems (up to 500 calories a night; 3，200 if pressured by in-laws).Thank yous to the tireless Mr. Smith for a healthy new look at sex in the 1990s. From the Back Cover For rusty partners， two-career couples， virgins， singles， and those who wish to achieve their ideal figure without having to wear a leotard . . . NOW IT'S A SNAP TO LOSE WEIGHT WITHOUT EVER FEELING DEPRIVED AGAIN. From deciding when it's appropriate to have sex (conservative experts counsel waiting until marriage， unless your hormones are raging， in which case liberal experts counsel waiting until dark)， to making the first move， whether you're bold and confident or just like the rest of us， here is the new guide. See all Editorial Reviews