Powerful, nutrient-rich super-foods that will help you lose weight, manage stress and anxiety, build your immune system, look younger, lower blood pressure, fight cancer, and so much more--without side effects!
In this first book in the series, readers will discover simple, power-packed, one-ingredient, stand-alone foods that will revolutionize their health. These 21 simple foods are nature’s side-effect-free agents that have been proven by science to
This book will also provide preparation and storage tips, healthy and delicious recipes, and little known health-tips and facts for each of these 21 super foods.
Jevon Bolden is a book editor, writer, literary agent, and CEO of Embolden Media Group, a boutique publishing consulting firm. Books she has written as other people or edited as herself have appeared on national best-sellers’ lists and have sold millions of copies around the world. Starting her fifteen-year career in traditional book publishing as a copyeditor, she moved quickly into senior editor roles with publishers for both adult and children’s titles. As a conference speaker, workshop facilitator, writing coach, and mentor, Jevon shares the best of what she knows with passionate, creative, and influential people who desire to publish great books that make a difference. Jevon has a bachelor’s degree in English, with a minor in sociology, from the University of Alabama in Huntsville and lives in sunny Central Florida with her family.
This little book is packed full of good information on those foods that are so good for us. Many I knew about but some were a surprise. I didn't realize cooked tomatoes are better than raw as cooking breaks down cell walls, releasing more of the good stuff. I was surprised that celery was good for blood pressure and spinach for smokers. There is a great deal of information on the science behind the benefits of each food. There are a few recipes too. See my full review at http://bit.ly/XovJxO. I received a complimentary copy of this book from the publisher for the purpose of an independent and honest review.
For someone new to eating healthy this book may come as quite interesting. I won't deny it is packed with some useful information, however if it wasn't for the notes at the end of the book I would even call it one of those books you create to make a quick buck on amazon.