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Books > Health, Home & Family > Family & health > Fitness & diet > Diets & dieting
Do you want to hit fitness personal bests? Or lose lots of fat? Or
both? Are you a smoker, a drinker, or a junk food junkie? Are you
new to fitness, or coming back to it after lounging, lazing, and
lolling for years? No matter. With the four methods in this book,
personified and proofed with peccadilloes, pictures and details
galore, you, male or female, can boost your self image, lower your
body fat and get your life back in as little as 50 days, 6 months,
one year, or three. And you don't have to take the nine long years
of arduously testing these methods. That guinea pig deal was done
by me. And you get the benefit. While you are shaping up, marvel at
worldwide fitness exploits and shudder at global trends in obesity,
knowing that no matter what may be out-of-this-world-cool, or
out-of-this-world-catastrophic, you have begun to assert control
over your life, leaving you confident, but not complacent. And,
finally, discover, as if you didn't know, the beast and beauty in
all of us, wrapped in that enigma that is the human condition. So
come on in: the new you awaits.
Current research on health, nutrition, and preventative care will
always be in demand. As the battles against ailments such as
diabetes and heart disease continue, medical professionals are
seeking to create a healthier society through nutrition and
dietary-based tactics. Nutraceutical and Functional Foods in
Disease Prevention is a comprehensive publication providing current
research on the dynamic fields of pharmaceutical and biomedical
science in relation to nutrition. This book examines the
interactions and associations between nutritive value and its
therapeutic applications in human health. Touching on topics such
as the impact of probiotics in human health and disease treatment,
recent trends in functional foods for obesity management, and the
clinical role of antioxidants in the treatment of diseases, this
title proves a valuable resource for academicians, healthcare
practitioners, medical researchers, and higher education students
preparing for careers as health professionals.
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