As I read the book I concluded that Beth’s approach is great for people on the lower end of the weight spectrum as well as those at the higher end, because among other topics Beth focuses on your relationship with food and provides exercises to help you get in touch with your inner child and food memories. Beth also talks about the importance of hormonal balance, how to work toward it, and how to make healthier food choices. Those choices don’t include “low-fat;” she encourages you to eat real food, not just real foods, but high quality real foods (in moderation).
These are just a few of the topics that Beth addresses. Her friendly best-girl-friend tone is easy to read and reminds you not to take things too seriously (except for the bit about the artificial sweetners). Each chapter is informative and encouraging, and Beth’s ten week program helps you implement good eating habits that you might not have down yet (like drinking more water).
This book is a must read for any woman* interested in being healthier or looking for more energy and balance in her life.
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*The information and encouragement in this book would benefit men too, either directly through their own habits or by helping them support the women in their lives.
The book sounds great! Your review makes me think of the names Bee and I have given ourselves (Hunny and Bee).
ReplyDeleteShe is really LOVES food and learning about healthy eating so I may have to get this book for her. It sounds like one she would really enjoy.