Written by Catherine Saxelby
on Tuesday, 13 October 2015.
Tagged: health, healthy cooking, healthy eating, healthy lifestyle, healthy weight loss, nutrition, weight loss, women's health
It's Spring in Australia, the time of year we get bombarded with ads for weight loss foods, supplements and detox programs, all promising to give you your "beach body" back after a Winter of eating stodge! Don't be sucked in by all the hype. I've devoted the October Foodwatch Newsletter to sensible eating that will help you reach AND maintain a healthy weight without all the hype and expense.
No more Yo-Yo dieting; no more near starvation crash diets; no more food fads - don't let the multiplicity of weight loss product ads manipulate you. A healthy lifestyle is all it takes to lose weight gradually and maintain it for good.
It won't be fast but it will be easier, more sustainable, healthier, more enjoyable, and most importantly, it will be better for you and better for your whole family.
So why not take a look at the October Foodwatch Newsletter? I'll de-bunk the diet myths, review many of the most popular diets and give you the resources you need to make healthy choices that will support your weight loss efforts.
But that's not all, we also have our Product of the Month. Take a look at the October Foodwatch Newsletter here.
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