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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
How I learned to manage my waist Nov 16, 2009 I thought for years I couldn't lose weight. My blood pressure was too high, my cholesterol was high and my clothes didn't look good on me. One night we happened to see Dr. Oz on Charlie Rose talking about his book and I made up my mind to buy this book and try it. I found it on amazon.com and had it within a week. This was in 2007. While I was reading it I started doing the things suggested, changing the way I thought about food and started losing weight. Following the things outlined, I lost 30 pounds and have kept it off. I went from a size 12 jeans to a size 4. My cholesterol and blood pressure came down. This is the third book I have ordered because I want to share my success with my friends and family.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Very Helpful Book Nov 14, 2009 I enjoyed the fun and helpful way this information is presented. Info I'd never heard before and really needed to understand to help motivate me to do what is best for my body.
1 of 2 found the following review helpful:
You On a Diet Nov 05, 2009 pages were too busy for me...had trouble following...reminded me of books out of the "Idiots/Dummies" series..
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
You on a diet review Oct 31, 2009 I purchased this book from Amazon because I was so pleased with my last purchase "You Staying Young" by the same authors Dr.Roizen and Dr.Mehmet Oz.The book is very easy reading with many illustrations of how things work(in the body),illustrations of helpful exercises.and examples of menus for diets to achieve your goals.I wouldn't hesitate on buying any future books by Dr. Rozien and Dr.Oz.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
71 and fit again Oct 30, 2009 I eat like food was going out of style, so this eat-all-you-want program suits me fine
My wife wished that I would lose weight, so I bought the book and bought into the program. I am 71 and have had a total hip replacement and coronary artery bypass.
RESULTS:
Weight 170, waist 35" (half my height), blood pressure 115/73, LDL <60, HDL 47-48, triglycerides <100, and I look muscular again.
LIFE CHANGES:
Social eating is a problem. Church pot-luck food smells and looks unappetizing, but I can bring my own food. I still eat beef and pork, but I buy cheap, lean cuts like bottom round, trim off all the fat, soak the meat in vinegar to make it tender, and grill it. White bread makes me feel bad, like a glucose high.
COMMENTS:
This is an eat-all-you-want-whenever-you-are-hungry way of life, not a restricted calorie diet. I liken the program to the way people ate and lived in a hunting-gathering economy. I like the program and was already more than half way there because my cardiologist had me on a diet of not more than 25% calories from fat. My cardiologist and my orthopedist are tickled pink that I have achieved the results they knew were possible. But some people will not buy into the program because they are not willing to give up sugar, high fructose corn syrup, white flour and gobs of saturated fat.
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