You Can Eat That.: A Flexible Eating Guide for Busy People
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A WORD FROM THE AUTHOR
Dear Reader,
This book contains a lot of information, but if you take the time to learn and apply the concepts you will be able to eat foods you enjoy and reach your goals -- whether they are to lose weight, tone up, gain weight or fuel your physical movements.
To the get the most out of this book, read, read and read it again. Refer back to the concepts as you get better at swapping foods. The goal is not to live on a meal plan or starve until you calculate macronutrients and calories. The goal is to understand exactly what each item on your plate is and make appropriate portion choices. If I want to order a hamburger and fries at my local diner but I also really wanted to enjoy a frozen yogurt treat later on, I may choose to order the burger without the bun and just a half order of fries, or switch the fries to a side salad. I could also choose to eat the burger and fries in all their original glory, skipping my afternoon snack and frozen yogurt and eating a little less at dinner. With understanding and application, making smart choices will come with time.
How we eat, how we relate to food and how we interpret ourselves when dealing with food are important to recognize. As you begin