Aging in Reverse

The Easy 10-Day Plan to Change Your State, Plan Your Plate, Love Your Weight

De: Natalie Jill

Narrado por: Liz Maxwell

Licensed Master Sports Nutritionist, fat-loss expert, and high-performance coach Natalie Jill has helped hundreds of thousands of people around the world get in shape and be their best selves. Now, her new program will help you turn back the clock, turn setbacks into positives, and feel and look better than you ever have before. While many women over 40 hide their age, Natalie now flaunts hers: nearing 50, she's at the top of her game. Her secret? Natalie's Transformation Triangle - Change Your State, Plan Your Plate, and Love Your Weight. When you change your mindset and engage all three points of the Triangle, everything shifts. You feel better in your skin, and you get stronger, your focus improves, and your motivation kicks in so you keep improving every day. Natalie gives you the tools to clear your brain, keep hot flashes in check, recharge, and get your mojo back - that's what aging in reverse is all about.

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Eh.

While her over all message of eating unprocessed foods is sound and I 100% agree with there are a few things that rubbed me the wrong way.

- A few outdated/misinformed recommendations such as milk causing mucus.

-most pickles found in grocery stores are not fermented. You have to do a deep dive to find them.

-eliminate legumes!!! This was absolutely ridiculous.

-eliminate gluten- while if you are eating mostly unprocessed foods you are most likely not eating gluten. But unless you have celiac disease (which she does have) or proven sensitivity then no need to eliminate. Feel better after eliminating? Probably because you cut down severely on processed foods where most gluten is found (pizza, breads, pasta etc)

-uses fad words like clean eating and superfoods.

-seemed to vilify starchy vegetables. They can be over done but no need to eliminate especially eaten unprocessed

Yes, eat mostly a plant based, unprocessed diet (that doesn’t mean vegan or vegetarian) but there was so much I was grinding my teeth about.

By the way, you can definitely eat healthy on a vegetarian or vegan diet if done correctly. I do thank her for telling those individuals her book isn’t for them.

-MS, RD, LDN

Downloadable would have been nice.

This book was informative and included a lot of information. It would have been nice if the recipe section was available as a download with this audio book.

No recipes?

How can I get access to the recipes? The audible version is great, but there is no attachment for the info in the book.