What's Your Excuse for not Eating Healthily?: Overcome your excuses and eat well to look good and feel great

What's Your Excuse for not Eating Healthily?: Overcome your excuses and eat well to look good and feel great

Joanne Henson
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Author:  Joanne Henson
Condition:  New
Format:  Paperback
Pages:  140
Publisher:  WYE Publishing
Year:  2016
ISBN:  9780993338823

Overcome your excuses and eat well to look good and feel great. Do you wish you could eat more healthily and improve the way you look and feel, but find that all too often life gets in the way? Do you regularly embark on healthy eating plans or diets but find that you just can't stick with them? Then this is the book for you. This isn't another diet book. Instead it's a look at the things which have tripped you up in the past and offers advice, ideas and inspiration to help you overcome those things this time around. No willpower? Hate healthy food? Got no time to cook? Crave sugary snacks? Overcome all of these excuses and many more. Change your eating habits and relationship with food for good. So what's your excuse? "Very useful, very practical and makes a lot of sense! There are some great tips in here and even if you just implemented a bit of Joanne's advice it would make a real difference" Chantal Cooke, journalist & broadcaster.

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