Heavy and Healthy Review

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(More customer reviews)for changing my focus from my weight to far more important measures of good health! Now let's hope the world follows suit! I showed this book to my doctor and TO MY AMAZEMENT - he was in full agreement with its principles and practices (now if I can just get him to stop weighing me every time I go there).
It is just plain common sense - everyone who has ever battled with their weight needs to realize that weight is not the enemy and to give up that war and focus on their health. The scale doesn't measure anything of substance!
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Forget Your Weight and Get Fit! This book is intended to correct the facts and myths surrounding obesity, weight loss and YOUR health... Now that scientists have discovered that many weight issues are genetically and chemically determined, it is time to take the emphasis off of faddish & futile weight loss programs & concentrate on being fit!Table of ContentsPreface1. Better Ways To Measure2. Never Diet Again!3. You Can't Eat What Isn't There!4. Labels Don t Tell All!5. Calories & Volumes. What Do You Eat? What Do You Burn? 6. All about Carbs7. All about Proteins 8. All about Fats... Fat Ain't All Bad9. All about Fiber 10. Respect Yourself 11. Dangers of Obesity 12. Burn That Fat Off! 13. Give Yourself A Good Cardiovascular Workout 14. Motivation Makes It Happen 15. Cognitive Behavioral Techniques 16. The Great Cover-up... or Dress The Part 17. Suicide Is Bad For Your Health 18. Stressed or Distressed... Reprioritize!19. Increase Your Chances 20. What Do You Really Want Out of Life?AppendicesI. Quit Smoking Now!TM and The Silent Child AbuseII. Glossary All That Nutrition Jargon SimplifiedIII. Personal Improvement Charts

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A Question of Intent : A Great American Battle With A Deadly Industry Review

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(More customer reviews)It's funny that when I purchased this book, I never really suspected that it would be quite the page-turner that it is. In this book, David Kessler (former head of the FDA) speaks first of his agency's enlightenment that it COULD and SHOULD fight Big Tobacco and then of the fight itself. This is gripping and compelling a story that public policy has to offer: it's hard to remember that ten years ago, the tobacco industry still held that nicotine a)was not addictive and b)did not cause cancer; this book shows how these myths were finally put to bed in the public sphere. Second, this is a neat story. Kessler has much more of a knack for putting words down on a page than one would expect for a medical doctor (perhaps his wife, whom he declares was a fan of Anthony Trollope, rubbed off on him!) He puts together a story that is worthy of John Grisham; seeing that Erin Brockovich became one of the big pictures of the past twelve months, this fella might have something going for himself here....
Setting all of these aside, this book has something to offer for people interested in how the American political system works. In much the same way as books like 'Boomerang!' chronicled the downfall of the centrally-funded health care system also circa the early Clinton-era, this book deals with one of the great succeses (or a part thereof) of the same period. This is a great read and entirely worth buying in hardcover....
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