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Home » Diets, Food, Health, Weight Loss

Book: Eat This Not That! The Best (& Worst!) Foods in America!

12 October 2009 3 Comments
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Autumn is here but weight loss is a subject that follow us throughout all seasons. We have to keep in mind that eating healthy should be a daily habit no matter if we want or not to lose weight.

A good daily diet will prevent the use of weight loss pills and drastic diets. Eating healthy means we have to know the type of foods that are good and those that are not so good.
Eat This Not That! The Best (& Worst!) Foods in America!: The No-Diet Weight Loss Solution is a book that inform us about how we can eat less calories but at the same time we can eat everything we like.eat-this-not-that

You’ll discover:

* The best and worst drive-thru foods. (Place smart orders at the window to avoid packing on pounds).
* 15 “healthy” foods that aren’t. (Learn about the supposedly “healthy” foods that are secretly packing your body with excess calories, fat, sugar, and sodium–and what you should eat instead to lose weight effortlessly).
* 14 foods your cardiologist wouldn’t eat. (These restaurant meals are so salty that you should throw them over your shoulder for good luck instead. If you care about heart health, blood pressure, and avoiding a stroke, don’t let them pass your lips!)

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3 Comments »

  • Steve said:

    We really like Subway sandwiches at least once a week. I assume that is a healthy choice. I would like to see what this book has to say.

  • Dhruv said:

    I think this is a great book for anyone watching their diet!

  • Grace Soong said:

    Changing the quality of food is a good start. However, quantity is also important: 800 calories of whole grain bread is still 800 calories that the body has to burn in order to maintain weight.