The 21-Day Sugar Detox Guide & Cookbook: The Complete Guide To Destroy Sugar Cravings, Lose Weight And Feel Great All The Time

by Jonathan Baker

Would you like to finally kick that bad sugar habit forever? Would you believe that in only 21 days, you can create the good habits necessary to beat the cravings, and completely change your body chemistry?

The best part of mastering your own psychology (aside from losing weight, and feeling amazing!) is that you can be your own master again. In The 21-Day Sugar Detox Guide & Cookbook, you’re going to find out how you can make simple, easy adjustments to realign your diet with your beliefs.

No more sugar.

Inside, you’ll find:

A 21 Day Meal Plan, To Take Away The Stress of Decision Making Lists of Power Foods to Enjoy! Lists of Danger Foods to Avoid Recipes for Delicious, Sugar-Free Breakfasts, Lunches, and Desserts A Step-By-Step Recipe to Change Your Life Plus More!

This is more than a sugar detox diet. It’s an introduction to the next phase of your life, a better, healthier, thinner, happier life. If you’re ready for the challenge, and you’re ready to kick sugar addiction, scroll back up and buy The 21-Day Sugar Detox Guide & Cookbook now!

Genres: Food

92 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 17, 2019

Reviews

[Judy · Rating 1 out of 5]

This purports to be a guide to a 21 day sugar detox guide, but it falls very far short of that. The menus are very vague ("have yourself some nuts" is the listing for a snack, no quantities given). The recipes are OK, but hardly inspiring. The worst problem though, is the writing, I don't know anything about the author, but the text reads as if English is his second language, with misuse of vocabulary, sentence structure that makes no sense, and lots of typos. Luckily I borrowed this through Kindle Unlimited, so at least I don't have to feel bad that I spent money on it.

[Antigone Walsh · Rating 2 out of 5]

This is a basic guide. the recipes are your basic low carb style recipes without nutritional information. The twenty-one day diet plan is a tad too casual if you are looking for structure and direction, i.e. "have yourself some berries", "take some nuts" None of the information is new, primarily an outline of readily available facts. not bad but scores low on motivation. The recipes are uncomplicated and use readily available ingredients. It is okay.