Are You an Apple or a Pear?: A Revolutionary Diet Programme for Weight Loss and Optimum Health

Are You an Apple or a Pear?: A Revolutionary Diet Programme for Weight Loss and Optimum Health

by Carol Svec (Author), Marie Savard (Author)

Synopsis

Are you an apple or a pear? A tum or a bum? According to recent studies, your body shape is the single most powerful predictor of future health. More important than weight itself, this simple piece of information can determine the best way to tackle weight loss and predict your propensity to develop certain diseases. Are You an Apple or a Pear? will help women assess their own body shape, alert them to the potential health risks associated with each one such as heart disease, osteoporosis and breast cancer, and offer them vital dietary advice on how to manage their shape and stave off weight gain. Detailed dietary plans provide simple, long-term weight loss solutions based on medical assessments of the characteristics of apple- and pear-shaped women. Whether your hips are that inch too wide or your stomach sticks out that bit too far, Are You an Apple or a Pear? is a highly accessible, practical guide to finding out why.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 272
Publisher: Vermilion
Published: 01 Jun 2006

ISBN 10: 0091906474
ISBN 13: 9780091906474
Book Overview: A revolutionary new diet book taking women's body shape as the blueprint for successful weight loss

Media Reviews
'New research by obesity experts shows that it's your waist measurement, not your weight, that has the most impact on your health' Daily Express
Author Bio
Dr Marie Savard is a pioneer in the field of women's health. She appears regularly on television and is the women's health expert for ABC. She has been interviewed in the Wall Street Journal and quoted in numerous American health magazines. Her website is: www.drsavard.com Carol Svec is a respected researcher and award-winning health writer. She holds a BA in Psychology from Purdue University and an MA in Social Psychology from the University of Toronto. She is the author of three previous books. Her website is: www.carolsvec.com