Good Morning Pegan: Start your perfect day with the best recipes selected by the Pegan Diet by Penelope Wilder
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Overview: Are you exhausted from eating the same old, non-healthy meals that you grew up on? Are you ready for a change and want to lose weight, but hate the thought of dieting? Well, this book may be the answer to your prayers!
When you've tried every diet under the sun but haven't lost a pound, the Pegan diet is the regimen you've been searching for.
The elements of this diet are simple: carbohydrates are limited, and proteins and fats are eaten in moderation. This regimen does not restrict calories or recommend eating only one food type. Instead, it encourages consuming a wide variety of foods every day. They include lean meat and fish, eggs, nuts, dairy, fruits, legumes, vegetables, and whole grains. Moderate exercise is also encouraged.
Genre: Non-Fiction > Health, Fitness and Self-Help
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Requirements: .ePUB, .PDF, .MOBI/.AZW reader, 18mb
Overview: Are you exhausted from eating the same old, non-healthy meals that you grew up on? Are you ready for a change and want to lose weight, but hate the thought of dieting? Well, this book may be the answer to your prayers!
When you've tried every diet under the sun but haven't lost a pound, the Pegan diet is the regimen you've been searching for.
The elements of this diet are simple: carbohydrates are limited, and proteins and fats are eaten in moderation. This regimen does not restrict calories or recommend eating only one food type. Instead, it encourages consuming a wide variety of foods every day. They include lean meat and fish, eggs, nuts, dairy, fruits, legumes, vegetables, and whole grains. Moderate exercise is also encouraged.
Genre: Non-Fiction > Health, Fitness and Self-Help
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