Stikky Weight Management: In one hour,
learn to balance your energy intake and burn rate to control your
weight, optimize your health, and look great.
"If enough
people read this book, it could
reverse America's obesity epidemic."
KATRINA KELNER, Deputy Editor, Science Magazine |
Read this book if you want to...
- lose weight and keep it off
- reduce your risk of heart disease, high blood pressure,
stroke, and diabetes
- discover the three bad foods and four good ones
- find out the truth behind popular diets
- learn surprising (and good) news about exercise
- take your first steps to understanding your most remarkable
possession: your body.
Stikky Weight Management uses a unique learning method to bring
a vital topic to anyone with an hour to spare. We spent hundreds of
hours with dozens of readers testing and refining it to be sure it
will work for you.
Includes a comprehensive Next Steps section with guides to 20
controversial foods, progress monitoring equipment, software,
newsletters, and more.
What this book is about.....
Stikky Weight Management uses a powerful learning method to teach
anyone the skill of managing their weight, step-by-step.
Each step builds on what came before and reinforces it. That way,
by the time you reach the end of the book, you will be confident in
managing your weight for the rest of your life.
Still more exciting, the things you learn will serve as 'hooks' on
which you can hang future knowledge.
This book also reveals the foods that are America's top sources of
calories, saturated fat, and fiber, and the truth behind popular
diets.
Stikky Weight Management has four parts:
Sequence One explains why your weight increases or decreases
and the only two ways you can affect it, helps you figure out your
target weight, explains why a temporary diet has only a temporary
effect, teaches you how to gauge the calories in foods, and how to
decipher nutrition labels. If possible, you should read this
sequence in one sitting.
Sequence Two builds on what you have learned in Sequence
One, explores the idea of diet substitutions, uncovers the latest
findings on how much exercise you really need, and reveals the three
bad foods and four good ones. Ideally, you should leave a few days,
but no more than a week, between completing Sequence One and
starting Sequence Two.
The Epilogue, a special feature of Stikky books, brings
together everything you have learned so far and reinforces it in
some new and unfamiliar situations. Again, you should leave a few
days between completing Sequence Two and reading the Epilogue.
If, by the end of the book, you are eager to find out more, as we
hope you will be, you will find dozens of things to explore in the
Next Steps section.
You can skip to the Next Steps section at any time, of course, but
the rest of the book only makes sense if read in order: Sequence
One, Sequence Two, Epilogue.
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