Tuesday, July 17, 2018

Book Review: 15 Steps to Health Living: Learn how to naturally lose weight, gain energy and live a healthy and an enhanced lifestyle.






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15 Steps to Health Living: Learn how to naturally lose weight, gain energy and live a healthy and an enhanced lifestyle. Dr. Gordon Fimreite shares his passion, his knowledge and his adoptable strategies for optimizing your SELF in order to lead a longer, healthier life. The book's introduction highlights his 105-year-old grandmother's lifestyle and shares the way she lived her life, which parallels what research studies are showing contribute to healthy living and longevity. 15 Steps goes into detail with current trends in health and wellness including nutritious food selections and ingredients, supplementation, detoxing from inside and out, exercise, sleep and stress strategies along with positive psychology and happiness. The mission and goal of 15 Steps to Healthy Living is to help every individual live a fuller, happier, and more productive life. In summary, this book is about healthy eating, diet, optimizing nutrition, living longer, weight loss, dieting tips, mindfulness and brain health.






                                                                        MY THOUGHTS ON THE BOOK                                                              

15 Steps to Healthy Living is a great guide to healthier living and also gives readers insight into the author's​ own life. This book lays out simple steps or guidelines in which you can use to better your life. They are easy to understand and comprehend. The author includes practical resources in 15 easy steps. The book is well written but is missing a few things.

One thing that is wrong is that it has a lack of scientific backing. There are almost no scientific studies cited. As a biology major, I can not believe someone's word, I need empirical evidence. There were many claims of “many scientific studies have shown” but few actual citations to back up this claim.

The second thing is the steps are kind of expensive. The book suggests organic food options, unpasteurized milk, and working out like gym memberships. All things could be out of reach to some American and the rest of the world.

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