The No Crave Diet: Why Tackling Food Cravings Is the Key to Losing Weight

by Penny Kendall-Reed and Stephen Reed

Book Overview

Tackling the problem head on, this guide enables weight loss by conquering the cravings that threaten to jeopardize a diet. It explains what, how, and when to eat in order to reduce the desire to... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0753513137
• ISBN13: 9780753513132
• Release Date: March 2010
• Publisher: Virgin Books
• Length: 224 Pages
• Weight: 1.00 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

great inspiration for people

Very inspiring book for enyone who wants to change or modify life style to improve their health. Simple and imformative with all details you need to change your eating habits and be successfull.As a Naturopath myself I will recommand this book to my patients.

This is THE book for battling the bulge!!!

I am really excited about this book! I bumped into it on the shelf at Chapters Bookstore and could not resist purchasing it. As someone in the medical profession, it so nice to see a book that touches on how the hunger and satiety centers of our brains control our cravings. It outlines an alternative to the typical "grazing" idea of eating 5-6 times per day. It poses two phases...phase 1 is a strict plan for weightloss and phase 2 is the maintenance phase where foods elimated in phase1 are slowly reintroduced. It's written in a very straightforward, easy to understand and fun style. I think this is the ticket for ending my lifelong struggle with weightloss! I'll keep you posted!

It is great!

I got the No Crave Diet Book this weekend. It was an easy read. I think the plan is solid. I have thought about doing this, but I never found a diet in writing. It is pure common sense. I love vegetables and I can deal with the protein. I do not feel restricted. I have tried everything. I always notice I could go all day without eating, but the moment I eat a carb or sugar, I crave more and more. This diet puts me in mind of Kimikins, but it is less strict. This plan would be so easy to follow if you eat out. The only problem I have is figuring out the math, but they basically tell you what to do. I think it is sound and safe. Try it if you are sensitive to carbs. I tried it today. I ate what they recommended, and I am still full. I ate lunch at 10:30 AM; it is already 2:18 pm. Wow!