Food Diet

The idea of "good nutrition" is imparted to us from early childhood and reinforced through governmental dietary advice throughout our lifetime. This way of thinking about nutrition has, almost quite literally, been shoved down our throats for hundreds of years, but is it better for us than our natural diet?

We have created this audiobook to curb your robust appetite, gain more energy, and improve happiness; help lose and maintain weight; feel better, look better, and be healthier; trick your mind into being a better version of yourself; and change your bad habits and replace them with positive ones. This audiobook helps you eat lower portions, lose weight, and practice healthy weight loss habits. Change your mindset, body, and improve your life now!

Intermittent fasting is a lifestyle where you go for short or intermediate periods of time without food. This “not eating” window can be as short as 12 hours, including sleep time.

Ditch the labels and embrace positive, healthy practices for eating, exercising, and living an authentic life - your way! Deciding to improve your health, your consciousness, and the world can seem so overwhelming that you don’t know where to begin. Author and actor Alicia Witt isn’t here to dole out lists of dos and don’ts, but she is here to show how adopting the “small changes philosophy” allows you to find balance, eat healthier, and feel better physically and emotionally.

Change your life in just 15 minutes. Joe Wicks, the nation’s favourite Body Coach, teaches you how best to harness your day with life hacks, tips and tricks to help you feel your best.

Sound interesting? The author thinks so too! Listen to Easy Keto for Busy People, Extended Fasting and Enjoy Your Food and learn about weight loss and dieting.

In The Diet-Free Diva, Tracy Desjardins provides a healing pathway for you to trust yourself with food and find sustainable peace within yourself—perhaps for the first time ever. What awaits is what Tracy calls your "Best Diva Self"—the you the world needs you to be.

When Paul Graham was suddenly diagnosed with a serious wheat allergy at the age of 36, he was forced to say good-bye to traditional pasta, pizza, sandwiches, and more. Gone, too, were some of his favorite hobbies, including brewing beer with a buddy and gorging on his wife's homemade breads.

50 Things to Know About Becoming a Vegan digs deeply into the key questions budding vegans ask themselves and places this “philosophy of kindness” in a broader context. Explore the writer’s personal journey and get a firm grasp of the essentials, from nutrition to communication, budgeting, and self-care, but also learn to consider the more profound considerations.

Why Smart People Make Bad Food Choices explores the hidden influences and mental shortcuts our minds use to process information and how that often leads to unhealthy food choices. Understanding these hidden influences can help us make better decisions. More importantly, we can learn to fear less, and enjoy more, the food we eat.

This book is a guide to finding foods that boost your metabolism, and learn about the disrupters that slow it down, along with tips and strategies on maintaining a lifestyle to speed up weight loss. From eating out to healthy swaps, this book will make you believe that becoming healthy is easy.

The problem with traditional ways of losing weight is that they don’t consider the power of the human mind. If your mental programming is out of whack, no amount of exercise or dieting can make you lose weight. You may keep the weight off for a few months before you gain it all back.

Are you tired of following fad diet after fad diet, never quite seeing the results you want or need? How long has it been since you felt comfortable and confident in your skin? The time for feeling uncomfortable in your own skin is over. This book is here to show you what you have been missing by treating your body poorly and not giving it the love, attention, and nutrients it deserves.

The New York Times best-selling author of Tomatoland test-drives the most popular diets of our time, investigating the diet gurus, contradictory advice, and science behind the programs to reveal how we should - and shouldn't - be dieting.

Have you struggled with sticking with a diet plan because you had to give up too much of what food you like? Or maybe you accidentally overate more than you should have without realizing? Dieting doesn’t have to be as difficult as people make it out to be. I want to help you be smart with your calories so it’ll hardly feel like you’re dieting at all!

Two books in one! Do you want to lose weight and eat better? Have you already heard about ketogenic diet but you are clueless? This guide is all you need to go from absolute beginner to expert in keto diet! You will find every answer for a high fat, low carb food regime, with even a 100 percent vegetarian alternative! You can improve your life and embrace a healthier and delicious diet!

You will be able to know how Kidney and acid reflux works. You will be able to understand which foods are harmful and which are strongly discouraged. I prepared also a lot of tasty recipes for your new diet! This is not a doctor diet plan (a doctor diet plan for anyone doesn’t exist) but with this recipes you can really have a good taste meal without suffering with kidney or acid reflux disease.

Unlock the transformative power of food with "Eating Properly Improves Health and Fights Disease.

Preventable diseases are skyrocketing. One in three Americans is prediabetic. Even our brains are changing. HUNGER HIJACK is a blunt, pull-no-punches book by physician, author, and journalist Dr. David Sherer. In it, he reveals the evidence linking our diets and our ever-worsening health

Decades of dieting have created a culture where women are afraid of food and no longer know how to eat the way nature intended. Despite evidence and research that shows dieting does not work, it remains a multimillion-dollar industry and continues to be the only solution presented when faced with the question, "How do I create a balanced relationship with food?" Becca Clegg, LPC, CEDS, proposes a radical alternative: to improve your relationship with food, you must first improve your relationship with yourself.