Cracking the Obesity Crisis

by Veronica M. McNally


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Softcover
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Hardcover
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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 9/9/2016

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 554
ISBN : 9781524637170
Format : Hardcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 554
ISBN : 9781524662004
Format : E-Book
Dimensions : N/A
Page Count : 554
ISBN : 9781524661991

About the Book

Dieting can be therapeutic for those wishing and hoping to achieve a weight within the ideal range. It’s not only good for health, but also self-esteem, how we look at ourselves, and how others look at us. Achieving our ideal weight can actually make us look younger, fitter, and more confident within ourselves. In Cracking the Obesity Crisis, author and nutritional consultant Veronica M. McNally presents insight into orthodox medicine to help you reach your maximum potential for health and achieve your ideal weight. Sharing her research and findings, McNally offers a thorough look at health and gives advice and recommendation on how to allow your body to become as slim as possible with diet and supplements. She advocates taking responsibility for your health by choosing foods low in calories, but high in vitamin and mineral content. A recipe portfolio includes a variety of meal options which can be prepared at home, ranging from a simple, family lunch to a three-course à la carte menu. Cracking the Obesity Crisis recommends throwing the deep-fat fryer in the recycling bin, buying a blender or food processor and a good quality steamer, getting fit, getting slim, enjoying life again, and cracking the obesity crisis.


About the Author

Veronica M. McNally spent three years at Glasgow Caledonian University in Scotland, studying human nutrition and dietetics. She earned degrees through Open University based in Milton Keynes, England. Veronica has a bachelor’s degree in science with a Diploma in Nutrition from Southern Regional College in Northern Ireland. McNally worked for a time as a chemistry teacher and is now a nutritional consultant. She has two grown children.