OK, I just figured out more from what I read before:
The higher the intensity of exercise during fat burn, the more cortisol is needed to maintain that fat release rate, and higher the proportion of fuel that will come from muscle.
In a very controlled study, with fat people who just dieted with fixed meals in a lab, and fat people who dieted less and exercised, both at a 500 calorie defficit, both groups lost the same amount of weight, and in both 25% was muscle weight.
I'm sure that fat people have little testosterone, and conditioned athletes have higher base rates, and probably would have lost 10% instead of 25% muscle. But if they do it at higher intensity, they may hit 20%, whereas the fat people may hit 40%.
So before starting a morning fat burn program, first get into shape, and get those testosterone levels up naturally. Then do low intensity cardio in the morning before breakfast. Take 4 grams of BCAAs and glutamine and a gram of HMB before hand. Then end your workout with with a small glucose spike from a little bit of sugary drink, to shut down the cortisol. Otherwise, cortisol will keep taking muscle protein at the previous rate until (because it is not longer being burned as fast since exercise is over) the liver turns the protein into suger (or stores some) and that sugar spike finally makes insulin shut off the remainder of the cortizol. Or some other mechanism metabolises the cortisol. All these organs just know what is in the blood.
So I'll do my epi cycle first. Then my PCT. Then my estrogen inhibiting high natural testosterone cycle. It will be during that last cycle that I'll do the most cutting. I think 5-8 pounds of muscle on my upper body, followed by cutting 5 pounds of fat, should make me look a lot better. Right now I don't blame women who get turned off by my gyno chest or 32 inch waist or 13 inch arms. I hit on women because maybe they will like me, but I feel bad pushing it since I know I can improve and am not that good yet.