Diet Docs Guide To Permanent Weight Loss
$16.99
Diet books have become a genre unto themselves as people anxious to shed those extra pounds seek that one perfect plan. Oh sure, they’ve found such a plan before….in fact, several times before, as they shed unwanted weight….only to gain it back within a few months.
It’s frustrating following a diet only to end up failing in the end-losing that same twenty pounds over and over again.
But now Drs. Scott Uloth and Joe Klemczewski put an end to yo-yo dieting by giving their readers what they need most: control!
The Diet Docs'(R) plan brings complex metabolic physiology within the grasp of the average reader. A plan…
*With over ten years of clinical success
*Field tested on everyone from housewives to professional athletes
*That’s “attainable and sustainable”
*Easily implemented with no complicated formula to decrypt
*Combining the latest scientific information and how to apply it
*That encourages the reader to become their own nutritionist
The last diet book anyone will need….written by a family physician and a professional bodybuilder and nutritionist to the world’s top bodybuilders and women’s figure competitors.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780736924658
ISBN10: 0736924655
Joe Klemczewski | J. Scott Uloth
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: December 2008
Publisher: Harvest House Publishers
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