One Minute Book Reviews

  • The Immune System Recovery Plan – by Dr. Susan Blum

    Battle autoimmune disease with a 4-step plan involving diet, stress management, gut health, and liver care—fortified by science, worksheets, and recipes to personalize your healing journey.
  • Treat Your Own Hip – by Robert McKenzie

    Physiotherapist with 40 years’ experience guides hip pain sufferers from diagnosis to treatment, offering practical exercises and no-nonsense advice in “Treat Your Own Hip”.
  • Unfuck Your Brain – by Dr. Faith Harper

    Transform your mental health with trauma-informed care, as presented in Dr. Harper’s candid guide—an effective route to healing that doesn’t shy away from profanity.
  • Strong Curves – by Bret Contreras & Kellie Davis

    Master your physique with “Strong Curves” – from beginner to pro, cover anatomy, nutrition, and gym/home workouts, tailored for women aiming to stay strong and feminine.
  • Foods That Cause You to Lose Weight – by Dr. Neal Barnard

    Dive into Dr. Barnard’s weight loss insights—100 pages of tips, ample recipes, and foods to love without the guilt. Eat more, weigh less with this top-tier guide!
  • Menopause: 50 Things You Need to Know – by Dr. Felice Gersh

    Menopause demystified: 50 crucial facts on symptoms, from perimenopause to late-stage challenges, plus vital health tips and clear, reassuring guidance.
  • Meals That Heal – by Dr. Carolyn Williams

    Tackling chronic diseases? This book promises anti-inflammatory eating in 30 minutes—though you might need an hour, a taste tweak, and maybe a better guidebook.
  • The Midlife Cyclist – by Phil Cavell

    Cycle your way to better health! Dive into biomechanics, physiology, and injury prevention with The Midlife Cyclist. A conversational read for enthusiasts at any level.
  • How to Eat 30 Plants a Week – by Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall

    Boost your plant intake with ease! This book delivers stress-free strategies and 10 sets of recipes to hit 30+ different plants a week without the hassle.
  • How To Build a Body That Lasts – by Adam Richardson

    “Defy age with mobility! This 328-page guide focuses less on why, more on how to maintain ‘on the good end of normal’ movement for life.”

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