These days it seems like just about everybody is talking about “eating healthier” but the truth is, when it comes down to it, few of us are willing to make the effort. Sure most of us know that we need to improve our diets in one way or another. But at a time when we can drive down the street and see a McDonald’s on just about every corner or a whole line of fast food restaurants on many roads, most of us have also decided that it would just be too difficult. Our lives have become all about convenience and in exchange for convenience we have become the most obese country in the world. But I’m here today to tell you that eating healthy doesn’t have to be a challenge – and there are some quick and easy steps that you can take to balance out your life so that you can eat healthy most of the time and still enjoy a Happy Meal with the kids on occasion. With all the foods out there claiming to be low-fat or fat-free or cholesterol free and with all the conflicting research that one day says a particular food is bad for you and the next says it is good, deciding how to “eat healthy” can be extremely difficult. But it doesn’t have to be that way ... not anymore! Thanks to “Your Guide to Healthy Eating” you can now get all the tips and information you need to know to eat a healthy diet from one convenient, inexpensive ebook.

This e-book was written with a specific goal in mind. That goal is to help you understand the importance of developing a habit of eating right and not following fad diets.

Over 200 recipes are in this book, each with its own healthy benefits and fabulous taste. We all want to eat healthy food, but when you buy readymade food, you can t always be sure how healthy it is, or how good it will taste. This book makes it simple to do it yourself, with fantastic recipe ideas that are both healthy and delicious. It has easy illustrations, so that you can indulge yourself and your family with healthy treats, main courses and desserts.

Learn about all things nutrition with this comprehensive guide from a knowledgeable registered dietician. It seems like there's an endless amount of information out there on nutrition, healthy foods, nutrients, label reading, cholesterol, and weight loss—the list goes on. Your Guide to Health: Nutrition takes a look at nutritional topics you really want to know about and provides an up-to-date comprehensive guide on each one. This book presents the basics on nutrition that can help you create and maintain a healthy life.

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Daisy Williams' Eating Clean guide is brimming with tips and tricks for effortlessly performing a clean diet makeover, this handy Eating Clean Kindle guide book breaks it all down for you so that selecting clean healthy food quickly becomes second nature. Eating Clean is a lot like taking a best friend along with you to the supermarket; except that your best friend is now a clean eating diet expert and chef who steers you away from supermarket meat obtained from cows fed with unhealthy grains and from pesticide laden fruits and foods laden with unhealthy fillers and harmful chemicals. Did you know that popcorn can be unhealthy and possibly cancer-causing? Williams tells you why you should steer clear of certain cancer-connected methods of popping corn so that your next dish of popcorn is healthful instead of harmful. Eating Clean is an indispensable overview of health y clean eating that will set you on your way to purchasing the best equipment, produce and ingredients for creating clean healthy foods you'll enjoy eating and sharing with family and friends. From shopping lists to plant-friendly weight-conscious diet tips, this Kindle clean eating book acts as your nutritional guru; easily transforming your diet from fat-filled and processed to lean, green and clean. Over 30 clean recipes included to jump start your path to healthy eating.

What you choose to eat affects your chances of developing high blood pressure, or hypertension (the medical term). Studies show that blood pressure can be lowered by following the Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension (DASH) eating plan and by eating less salt, also called sodium. While each step alone lowers blood pressure, the combination of the eating plan and a reduced sodium intake gives the biggest benefitand may help prevent the development of high blood pressure. This guide, based on the DASH research findings, tells how to follow the DASH eating plan and reduce the amount of sodium you consume. Contents: Introduction; What Is High Blood Pressure?; What Is the DASH Eating Plan?; How Do I Make the DASH?; How Can I Get Started on the DASH Eating Plan?; A Week With the DASH Eating Plan; Recipes for Heart Health Figures and tables. This is a print on demand report.

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