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The Total Wellbeing Diet Description
Dr. Manny Noakes is a senior research dietician and research scientist at CSIRO Human Nutrition, where she is involved in the management of clinical dietary trials that aim to explore the effects of different foods, diets, supplements, and pharmaceuticals on health. Dr. Peter Clifton is research director for nutrition, obesity and related conditions at CSIRO Human Nutrition. He is also an associate professor of medicine at the University of Adelaide and is a practicing endocrinologist. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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3.6 Out Of 5 Stars (9 Customer Reviews)
Reviews for The Total Wellbeing Diet (Mass Market Paperback) I LOVE THIS BOOK! I HAVE TRIED EVERY DIET THERE IS AND THIS IS THE FIRST ONE THAT IS TOTALLY BALANCED, HAS GREAT TASTNG FOOD AND MY HUSBAND AND CHILDREN CAN EAT THIS FOOD AS WELL. THE MENUS ARE GREAT AND I LOVE THE GROCERY LIST, I'M ORDERING 4 MORE COPIES, WE'VE USED THE FIRST BOOK SO MUCH IT'S FALLING APART! THREE OF THE FOUR NEW BOOKS I'M GETTING AS GIFTS FOR FAMILY. THANK YOU FOR SUCH A WONDERFUL BOOK! I DON'T SEE THIS AS A DIET, BUT RATHER EATING HEALTHY.
Reviews for The Total Wellbeing Diet (Mass Market Paperback) When a senior dietician and nutrition research scientist working for the government in Australia set out to discover an eating plan that would not only satisfy the need for weight loss, but do it in the most effective manner possible, little did she know her ideas would become a bestselling book that would light a fire under the overweight and obese in that country and around the world.
But that's exactly what happened to Dr. Manny Noakes from the CSIRO Human Nutrition in Australia when she put in literally hours upon hours of study on the effects of foods, diets, supplements and prescription drugs on both metabolism and health. The results of that research would later become a runaway bestselling book entitled The Total Wellbeing Diet (it even beat out Harry Potter in sales, which is no small task!).
Co-written by Dr. Peter Clifton, another nutrition scientist from CSIRO and a practicing endocrinologist, this book curiously avoids using the term "low-carb" to describe itself in favor of the much more chic "low-calorie, high-protein, low-fat" diet. But once you look closely at the plan, you immediately notice that the principles of livin' la vida low-carb are definitely still there.
The central focus of The Total Wellbeing Diet is on something called satiety, that all-important feeling of fullness that keeps your hunger and diet-busting cravings at bay. The high amounts of protein included in this plan safeguard you from ever being dissatisfied with the diet because of hunger. The program is designed specifically to combat this major problem that too often causes people to fail when they are trying to lose weight.
Additionally, when you are on The Total Wellbeing Diet, you have surprising flexibility to eat out and still stay on the diet. Dr.
Reviews for The Total Wellbeing Diet (Mass Market Paperback) This is the only diet that has ever worked for me. I love vegetarian food, but would never feel satisfied. I have finally accepted the fact that I need protein, and meat protein to feel full and satisfied. This diet is perfect for me, and I think a lot of people. I followed it for 3 months (not totally strict either) and lost 20lbs.
I am a mother of 2 young children and hated spending all my time thinking about meals, what I was going to cook for the girls, my Partner and myself.
I was thrilled to see 12 weeks of menus set out for me so I didn't have to worry about what to cook again. It takes all the stress out of whether you are eating right and also portion sizes.
I have adjusted a few recipes to suit my budget as I can't afford the expensive cuts of meat or fish. I know food in Australia is a lot cheaper especially the seafood. But with cheaper fish and maybe a steak rather than fillet steak, you can still have wonderful meals.
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