Professor Trim's Becoming Gutless: Weight Loss for Men
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Author: Garry Egger
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 160
Designed specifically for men, Becoming Gutless is a new and unique weight loss program which is being endorsed by doctors throughout Australia. 'Professor Trim's Medically Supervised Weight Loss Programs' were developed by well-known obesity and lifestyle expert Dr Garry Egger, originator of the hugely successful GutBuster program for men, and author of the bestselling GutBuster Waist Loss Program. Why should men worry about their weight? Just what is fat anyway? How do you know if you've got a weight problem? What works and what doesn't Becoming Gutless takes a unique approach to weight loss, and takes into consideration men's reluctance to this point to take responsibility for, and have an interest in, their increasing portulence. Full of practical advice about changing habits and increasing physical activity, it examines the low fat, low carbohydrate argument for weight-loss diets and comes up with an alternative solution - energy density. Similarly, Egger considers the controversy about the right type of exercise and concludes that the real issue is the volume of physical activity carried out - ie moving, not just exercising. Garry Egger is a Government advisor and a consultant for the World Health Organisation on weight control and an Adjunct Professor of Health Sciences at Deakin University. He is widely published throughout the media, although much of his time these days is spent educating medical practitioners throughout Australia, Asia and the Pacific on weight control and obesity management.
Author: Garry Egger
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 160
Designed specifically for men, Becoming Gutless is a new and unique weight loss program which is being endorsed by doctors throughout Australia. 'Professor Trim's Medically Supervised Weight Loss Programs' were developed by well-known obesity and lifestyle expert Dr Garry Egger, originator of the hugely successful GutBuster program for men, and author of the bestselling GutBuster Waist Loss Program. Why should men worry about their weight? Just what is fat anyway? How do you know if you've got a weight problem? What works and what doesn't Becoming Gutless takes a unique approach to weight loss, and takes into consideration men's reluctance to this point to take responsibility for, and have an interest in, their increasing portulence. Full of practical advice about changing habits and increasing physical activity, it examines the low fat, low carbohydrate argument for weight-loss diets and comes up with an alternative solution - energy density. Similarly, Egger considers the controversy about the right type of exercise and concludes that the real issue is the volume of physical activity carried out - ie moving, not just exercising. Garry Egger is a Government advisor and a consultant for the World Health Organisation on weight control and an Adjunct Professor of Health Sciences at Deakin University. He is widely published throughout the media, although much of his time these days is spent educating medical practitioners throughout Australia, Asia and the Pacific on weight control and obesity management.
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Garry Egger
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 160
Designed specifically for men, Becoming Gutless is a new and unique weight loss program which is being endorsed by doctors throughout Australia. 'Professor Trim's Medically Supervised Weight Loss Programs' were developed by well-known obesity and lifestyle expert Dr Garry Egger, originator of the hugely successful GutBuster program for men, and author of the bestselling GutBuster Waist Loss Program. Why should men worry about their weight? Just what is fat anyway? How do you know if you've got a weight problem? What works and what doesn't Becoming Gutless takes a unique approach to weight loss, and takes into consideration men's reluctance to this point to take responsibility for, and have an interest in, their increasing portulence. Full of practical advice about changing habits and increasing physical activity, it examines the low fat, low carbohydrate argument for weight-loss diets and comes up with an alternative solution - energy density. Similarly, Egger considers the controversy about the right type of exercise and concludes that the real issue is the volume of physical activity carried out - ie moving, not just exercising. Garry Egger is a Government advisor and a consultant for the World Health Organisation on weight control and an Adjunct Professor of Health Sciences at Deakin University. He is widely published throughout the media, although much of his time these days is spent educating medical practitioners throughout Australia, Asia and the Pacific on weight control and obesity management.
Author: Garry Egger
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 160
Designed specifically for men, Becoming Gutless is a new and unique weight loss program which is being endorsed by doctors throughout Australia. 'Professor Trim's Medically Supervised Weight Loss Programs' were developed by well-known obesity and lifestyle expert Dr Garry Egger, originator of the hugely successful GutBuster program for men, and author of the bestselling GutBuster Waist Loss Program. Why should men worry about their weight? Just what is fat anyway? How do you know if you've got a weight problem? What works and what doesn't Becoming Gutless takes a unique approach to weight loss, and takes into consideration men's reluctance to this point to take responsibility for, and have an interest in, their increasing portulence. Full of practical advice about changing habits and increasing physical activity, it examines the low fat, low carbohydrate argument for weight-loss diets and comes up with an alternative solution - energy density. Similarly, Egger considers the controversy about the right type of exercise and concludes that the real issue is the volume of physical activity carried out - ie moving, not just exercising. Garry Egger is a Government advisor and a consultant for the World Health Organisation on weight control and an Adjunct Professor of Health Sciences at Deakin University. He is widely published throughout the media, although much of his time these days is spent educating medical practitioners throughout Australia, Asia and the Pacific on weight control and obesity management.
Professor Trim's Becoming Gutless: Weight Loss for Men
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