Books by David Zinczenko
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review 1: Zinczenko proves that home cooked fare is the way to go vs. eating out at a restaurant. Often times diners are tricked into thinking they are eating wholesome dishes at a sit-down chain restaurant when in reality these dishes are high in calories, fat, sugar, and sodium and that...
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review 1: It is not my aim to lose weight. It is my aim to eat healthy and when organic is not an option, I find this book (as well as the others in the series) VERY helpful. It answers questions of "this or that?" quite easily as well as "Okay, so use this coupon or toss it?". We enjoy t...
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review 1: I don't eat out very often, but the photographs and explanations in this series even make sense for the home cook. Basically, for every disaster there is another dish you can actually eat. You're going to cut sauces, fried foods, butter and cheese - but you'll understand why. I'v...
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review 1: Got a cook-book of an LDS women who is a nurse and married to an ex BYU football player. She tells of her weight-loss journey and she accidentally discovered after 5 years of frustrating weight gain, that what worked for her was pretty much this diet. I read it and am interest...
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review 1: I'm reading this series. There are some good points brought up in this book. It does make one aware of all the bad stuff that is in all those tasty, tempting products. I don't agree with everything in it - moderation is the key and I'm not one for artificial sweeteners, but it...