Diet For Teens

This book shows you how to let your inner beauty shine through - things like the secrets of serenity, steps for staying cool under pressure, building your self-esteem, drawing security from loving others, setting goals, and feeling purposeful - and more.

In the spirit of Bukowski Diet of a Destitute Poet drags its knuckles raw and bleeding through a furnace or emotional upheavals and let downs. Driven by themes such as the lonely and uncertain life of a writer, the tiny sparks of love a poet clings to, the relentless pressure from society to give up the creative life and conform, as well as the depression that underlies each and every word in this collection. If you're not afraid to be a little broken up emotionally and battered around by some seriously brutal imagery then dive deep into this one and swim through its dark and dire waters.

Attention Coeliac Disease sufferers going gluten free. Hints and tips from a teenager diagnosed with the condition. Read her story and how she copes with it. If someone in your family (perhaps one of your children) is a Coeliac you may find this book helpful.

This book goes in-depth into obesity at all stages of life, its causes, and the health issues that are associated with being obese. Struggling with obesity doesn’t only have an impact on the individual, but also their friends and family. The impact is massive and can affect the person’s emotional, mental, and financial health.

Some kids would risk almost anything to be thin, popular, and stop others from teasing them. But would you join the Midnight Diet Club? Esme is a slightly overweight teen-age girl who is hounded endlessly by three sinister bullies. In her quest to find acceptance she almost loses her soul in this funny, slightly scary, twist on vampire legends.

Diese deutsche Erstausgabe eines in den USA höchst erfolgreichen Buchs bietet einen unkonventionellen Blick auf die neuesten Erkenntnisse zum "Wundervitamin" D3. Autor Jeff Bowles führt den Leser auf eine genauso faktenreiche wie vergnügliche Tour-de-force durch eine hochkarätige Mischung aus neuesten wissenschaftlichen Fakten und seiner darauf aufbauenden "gefährlichen" Selbstexperimente.

Has a friend ever told you that you're only supposed to eat 1,200 calories per day? Did you once read that your favorite celeb got killer abs from doing hours of cardio? Have you heard that eating fat will make you fat? Well, I'll let you in on a little secret: those ideas are complete nonsense! If you want to get in great shape, have flawless skin, and radiate genuine happiness, you need to go beyond outrageous magazine headlines and truly understand the correct approach to eating, exercising, sleeping, and managing the hectic pace of modern life.

Staying healthy and fit is as important to your future as getting a good education. Paying close attention to your physical and mental health can help you create a future that is full of potential. Drawing on his research, knowledge, and experience, Michael Mackenzie offers practical health information and advice relevant to both teens and young adults. The Healthy Living Toolkit will help you develop healthy habits and improve not only how you feel, but also your confidence and sense of well-being.

One of the most memorable pieces of advice one could receive when trying to lose weight is to simply eat more fats. You and I can both imagine the eyebrows raised at receiving advice that appears to contradict the goal of trying to burn fat. Rightfully so, this approach to burning fat has been grasping the attention of many worldwide, and it has come in the form of the keto diet. While the notion sounds crazy, it is so crazy that it actually works, and my keto journey has been so beneficial that I had to share the amazing benefits of the diet with you!

Did you know starvation kills more people every year than AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis combined? Around the world, millions of people go to bed hungry every night. Farmers and ranchers produce enough food to feed everyone, but much of that food does not get to the people who need it most. In some places, food has become a precious commodity - almost like gold. In this audiobook, author Kathlyn Gay explores the complicated interaction between food, business, politics, and the environment.