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Diet Book Reviews

WLR's dietitian Juliette Kellow reviews some of the latest books which have a dieting element to hit our shelves.

Diet Books on Test

By WLR Dietitian

Juliette Kellow BSc RD

Scan the shelves of your local bookshop and you’ll find thousands of books that claim to help you lose weight, feel healthier or beat specific health problems by changing what you eat. But will spending £££s really help you lose lbs? Weight Loss Resources dietitian Juliette Kellow reads between the lines of six popular books that have a dieting element – and reveals those worth adding to your bookcase!

The Books

I Can Make You Thin By Paul McKenna

PCOS Diet Book by Collette Harris and Theresa Cheung

The 7-Day GL Diet by Nigel Denby

The Cellulite Solution by Dr Howard Murad

The Metabolic Typing Diet by William Wolcott and Trish Fahey

The Thyroid Diet by Mary J Shomon

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Juliette's Top Rated

(Apart from WLR of course!)

I Can Make You Thin Paul McKenna

The PCOS Diet Book Colette Harris and Theresa Cheung

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Published: 20.12.2007

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