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Diet and lifestyle book offers tips on nutrition, health and exercise

Published on September 3, 2009 at 6:51 AM · No Comments

The unusual diet book "The Models Diet - More Than A Body" has just been published. In contrast to most of the other books about health and beauty, this book is not based on the nutritional theory of one or another expert - but rather on what a number of gorgeous models have to say about the subject.

Hot or Not

"We don't go to the gym to become healthy. We go because we want to be beautiful. Am I hot or not? - this is what it's about. Therefore, it may be beneficial to ask someone who already has a beautiful body. Their tips about diet and exercise have certainly proven their value in practice - and if it works for these models, it can also work for other people," says the book author, David Nicosia Longhi.

A series of different models were interviewed and provide their personal advice for achieving a fantastic body - including:

- Sunny Leone (Penthouse Pet of the Year)

- Jennifer Walcott (Playmate of the Month)

- Katie Cleary (first season of America's Next Top Model)

- "Bikini girl" Katrina Darrell (American Idol)

- Henning Kristensen (World Championship winner in Fitness)

No pseudoscience

In "The Models Diet - More Than A Body," you get personal tips on nutrition, snacking, exercise and health from these models and many others. In addition, a few nutrition experts, e.g. Dr. Mehmet Oz, come together for a thought-provoking discussion.

"Many of the diet and lifestyle books currently on the market are based on pseudoscience with a bunch of theories that aren't always grounded in reality. Nutrition doesn't need to be so complicated! Instead of asking a dietician, who may actually be in poor shape, I would rather get advice from a person who has actually succeeded in achieving a healthy and beautiful body," suggests David Nicosia Longhi.

Open book with no censor

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