PublishedSimon & Schuster Australia, November 2023 |
ISBN9781761423390 |
FormatSoftcover, 256 pages |
Dimensions23.4cm × 15.3cm |
A 10-week meal and exercise plan aimed at helping you lose weight and keep it off in the healthiest way possible, from Australia's favourite clinical nutritionist Sarah Di Lorenzo.
Want to lose weight and keep it off forever? Clinical nutritionist Sarah Di Lorenzo shows you how in this easy-to-follow program and clearly explains the science and logic used to create it. Drawing from her own experiences, Sarah explains the factors that contribute to weight gain - stress, lack of sleep, unhealthy food options, mental and societal roadblocks - and provides tips on how to eliminate or respond more effectively to overcome the obstacles standing in the way of weight loss.
Rejecting the notion of fad diets, Sarah has crafted a manageable, achievable program aimed at people with busy lifestyles. Now with a bonus chapter on how to fit the 10:10 plan into your everyday life along with brand new recipes created by the 10:10 community, The 10:10 Plan will have you feeling healthier than ever.
'I want you to know that with Sarah's help, you WILL reach your goal weight. But more than that - you WILL keep it off. Plus, your mind WILL be clear, and you WILL have energy in abundance. Put simply, you WILL feel amazing.' Monique Wright, journalist and TV presenter
'Over the years I've bought every health-kick book there is ... Now, thanks to Sarah, I've finally found what works for me! Her detox approach is a celebration of food and feeling your best. No punishment, restriction or radical plans. Instead, a clear roadmap to restoring your best health, based on actual science ... The most surprising result - I'm still following its principles long after my 10 weeks are done. The other books are binned; Sarah's plan has become a way of life.' Sally Bowrey, journalist and TV presenter
'Sarah showed me how to do something I hadn't been able to do in years ... lose those last, stubborn few kilos that annoyed and frustrated me. She gave me a healthy plan to stick to, with no tiresome calories counting, just good food.' Natalie Barr, journalist and TV presenter.
