Post Script: Get Lean Stay Lean – Dr Joanna McMillan

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Get Lean Stay Lean

Dr Joanna McMillan

Murdoch Books

ISBN: 9781743368480

 

Description:

Get Lean, Stay Lean is an inspiring, evidence-based lifestyle program that will give you all the tools you need to embrace great health and take control of your weight.

Are you overwhelmed by misleading health messages and fad diets? Confused about food? And do you want to know how to lose weight and have a healthier, happier body, for life? Look no further, Get Lean, Stay Lean is perfect for you.

 

Dr Joanna will guide you through the six steps of Get Lean, Stay Lean to help reboot your body’s computer and change the way it works, for the better. As a result, you’ll become better at burning fat, controlling your appetite, controlling blood glucose and insulin levels, better at exercise, you’ll perform better at work, and you’ll have more energy to enjoy your life. Dr Joanna’s program includes: A flexible template for eating, so you can build your own healthy diet, rich balance of smart carbs and good fats; Over 100 delicious, nutritionally balanced recipes the whole family will love; Nutritional breakdown, notes and portion guidance for every recipe; A sample weekly meal planner for the Get Lean phase of the program; Inspiring ideas for making exercise a rewarding part of daily life; Tips on how to manage stress and how to get a good night’s sleep.

 

Author bio:

Dr Joanna McMillan is one of Australia’s favourite and most trusted health and wellbeing experts. She is a PhD qualified nutrition scientist, an accredited practising dietitian and a former fitness instructor, giving her the sound credentials required to help us all make our way through the increasingly confusing nutrition and health messages in the media. Joanna is a regular on television, radio and in print media, and a proud ambassador for Diabetes Australia, The Skin and Cancer Foundation, FoodBank NSW/ACT and Muscular Dystrophy. Born and raised in Scotland, Joanna immigrated to Australia in 1999

 

 

My View:

With each New Year, I, like many others, resolve to live a healthier lifestyle and to lose weight. Are you with me on this? I think I have already succeeded in reducing stress and I live a happy and (mostly) healthy lifestyle. I enjoy being retired, I love reading – I have found many reports that list the benefits of reading including stress reduction, I really enjoy cooking – cooking for people you love with love is such a satisfying and (mostly) relaxing way to socialise. Add in the exercise part of the equation and life will be… balanced.

 

This book provides a tool box of recipes, hints and tips to help you achieve great health; this is not a book about trying to achieve perfection, it is a book that provides a flexible and healthy approach to help you take control of your weight.  This evidence based program gives the power back to you to help you create lifestyle change.

 

Maybe this could be the book that helps you achieve your New Year Goals?

 

 

 

8 thoughts on “Post Script: Get Lean Stay Lean – Dr Joanna McMillan

  1. I really do like that idea of balance, Carol. Eating habits, lifestyle habits, sleep and rest habits, and self-nurturing are all so important in the total equation, aren’t they? I give you credit for focusing on those things.

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  6. dr joanna mcmillan flourless blood orange and almond maple cake recipe has omitted to include 250g almond meal to the rest of the ingredients

    • Its int the ingredients-“250 g (9 oz) flaked almonds, pan-roasted, then ground (alternatively, you can use almond meal, see note): just not in
      the method – that is when to add – well spotted. I’ll let the publishers know. Thanks Kathy

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