NeuroSlimming
Let your brain change your body
1st Edition
Published on 3. January 2017
480 pages
978-1-76014-335-0 (ISBN)
Description
It's not what you eat, it's why and how you eat.
The world is drowning in information on health, nutrition and exercise yet 95 percent of people who try to lose weight put it all back on, plus more, within 12 months of starting any sort of weight loss regime.
Why?
Because the key factor in successful weight management has been ignored: the brain.
The brain is our control centre.
Every part of the body follows the signals and instructions sent out by the brain. It doesn't matter if you have a slow metabolism, a frenetic lifestyle or a genetic predisposition to fat gain, because NeuroSlimming addresses the underlying source of the issue and gives you a Mind Plan, not a meal plan.
NeuroSlimming sets you free of dieting, struggling, worrying, wishing, craving and emotional eating. Free of guilt and anguish about what, when and how much to eat. Free to make peace with your body and live life to the full. Free to enjoy food because you'll learn how to feed your spirit, not starve your body.
Dr Helena Popovic's deep understanding of what drives self-sabotaging behaviours will show you how to overcome them. She also explains why you could be doing 'everything right' yet still not achieving the results you want.
In 2016 NeuroSlimming won the Bronze Medal in the international Living Now awards. These awards celebrate the innovation and creativity of books that enhance the quality of our lives. The 2016 winners are recognised as the year's best books for better living. NeuroSlimming is honoured for its contribution to positive global change in the health and wellness category.
The world is drowning in information on health, nutrition and exercise yet 95 percent of people who try to lose weight put it all back on, plus more, within 12 months of starting any sort of weight loss regime.
Why?
Because the key factor in successful weight management has been ignored: the brain.
The brain is our control centre.
Every part of the body follows the signals and instructions sent out by the brain. It doesn't matter if you have a slow metabolism, a frenetic lifestyle or a genetic predisposition to fat gain, because NeuroSlimming addresses the underlying source of the issue and gives you a Mind Plan, not a meal plan.
NeuroSlimming sets you free of dieting, struggling, worrying, wishing, craving and emotional eating. Free of guilt and anguish about what, when and how much to eat. Free to make peace with your body and live life to the full. Free to enjoy food because you'll learn how to feed your spirit, not starve your body.
Dr Helena Popovic's deep understanding of what drives self-sabotaging behaviours will show you how to overcome them. She also explains why you could be doing 'everything right' yet still not achieving the results you want.
In 2016 NeuroSlimming won the Bronze Medal in the international Living Now awards. These awards celebrate the innovation and creativity of books that enhance the quality of our lives. The 2016 winners are recognised as the year's best books for better living. NeuroSlimming is honoured for its contribution to positive global change in the health and wellness category.
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Helena Popovic is a medical doctor and brain specialist with a passion for people and a great sense of humour. Throughout her years in medical practice she lectured students, nurses and fellow doctors. She now delivers keynotes, seminars and workshops to people in all professions and all walks of life. Helena regularly speaks with the media and has been interviewed on Channel 10's The Project and The Circle, ABC Radio National Life Matters, ABC Radio Nightlife with Tony Delroy, Afternoons with James Valentine, and ABC Radio in each state, as well as Qantas Inflight Radio Talking Business with Alan Kohler and commercial radio Sydney 2UE and 2GB, Melbourne 3AW, Canberra 2CC, Brisbane 4BC, Mindfood Radio and Community Radio Network Australia The Conversation.
