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The No S Diet: The Strikingly Simple Weight-Loss Strategy That Has Dieters Raving--and Dropping Pounds
The No S Diet The Strikingly Simple WeightLoss Strategy That Has Dieters Ravingand Dropping Pounds
Author: Reinhard Engels, Ben Kallen
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ISBN-13: 9780399534041
ISBN-10: 0399534040
Publication Date: 3/4/2008
Pages: 208
Rating:
  • Currently 4.3/5 Stars.
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4.3 stars, based on 14 ratings
Publisher: Perigee Trade
Book Type: Paperback
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reviewed The No S Diet: The Strikingly Simple Weight-Loss Strategy That Has Dieters Raving--and Dropping Pounds on + 7 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
I have been following this plan 5 months and without any sense of deprivation, I've lost 12 pounds...which I am happy with, I have more to lose, but am liking the pace for me...

I am learning a lot about what it's like to actually be "hungry"...and since I snacked all the time before this plan, I couldn't have told you what being hungry felt like until now....I like knowing this now.

Well written, easy to read and makes sense.
danielledaydreamer1 avatar reviewed The No S Diet: The Strikingly Simple Weight-Loss Strategy That Has Dieters Raving--and Dropping Pounds on + 25 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
this book is awsome. the rules to follow are simple yet effective. a great read for those who need to lose some weight. i lost 20lbs thus far ^_^ i love it!
amandaksmith avatar reviewed The No S Diet: The Strikingly Simple Weight-Loss Strategy That Has Dieters Raving--and Dropping Pounds on + 28 more book reviews
This is a fantastic, helpful, common sense method of eating that you can live with. I've already lost weight and there's no sense of deprivation, "forbidden" food groups, or counting calories. As the author correctly points out, three meals a day is how the rest of the world eats - even how Americans ate until about the 70's, when they started to pile on weight. I highly recommend this book.