Eat Fat

Getting into the intermittent fasting lifestyle doesn’t require you to give up the foods you love or even eating fewer calories per meal. In fact, the most commonly used type of intermittent fasting makes it possible for those who practice it to skip breakfast before eating two meals later in the day. This type of lifestyle change is ideal for those who find themselves having trouble sticking with a stricter diet plan, as it doesn’t take much of a change to start seeing serious results, as opposed to being forced to change everything all at once.

This way of dieting has been gaining vast popularity and chances are you’ve heard of it. If you’ve done any research on IIFYM & Flexible Dieting in the past, perhaps you've realized that no foods are off limits. No food groups are labeled good or bad for you. What matters, in this style of dieting, is if your macro budget has room for the foods you want to eat. If so, then you’re in the clear! So how did this type of dieting come about? Well, bodybuilders in the old days simply got tired of eating the same bland foods when preparing for a competition.

Named “#1 Fitness Trainer in the World” four times in a row, health and fitness expert Samir Becic motivates readers to become a stronger, leaner, smarter, and happier version of themselves in 28 days by using his revolutionary and highly effective ReSYNC Method. Samir Becic is one of the...

Eat Smarter, Not Less is an easy-to-understand book with straight-to-the-point and very practical guidelines on how to lose weight, keep the weight off, and remain healthy. The best part of this book is you do not have to stop eating to stay healthy. Eating is mostly an interesting part of life that we should not have to give up. This book is functional for all body types/sizes. It gives you weight-loss/weight reduction hacks. Enjoy the listen, and watch out for more books from this author.

A provocative look at how and what Americans eat and why—a flavorful blend of The Omnivore’s Dilemma, Salt Sugar Fat, and Freakonomics that reveals how the way we live shapes the way we eat. Food writer and Culinary Institute of America program director Sophie Egan takes readers on an...

If you're someone who's living with a mushroom top, a dad bod or a spare tire around your waist, then this is dragging you down more than you could possibly know. Because belly fat is not just that nuisance that makes our clothes feel tight; belly fat is seriously harmful. This type of fat is a major risk factor for Type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and other conditions. Losing this fat around the belly can have significant benefits on our health and well being.