Peak 40: The New Science of Mid-Life Health for a Leaner, Stronger Body and a Sharper Mind

by Marc Bubbs

I'm 4 years off 40 yet but after reading this I’m already looking forward to it! A simple, no nonsense approach to a healthier body and happier mind. Gemma Atkinson, author of The Ultimate Body Plan The perfect book for fans of Joe Wicks and Michael Mosley. Make your midlife your best life, with the only guide aimed at fitness in your 40s. Peak 40 is for anyone wanting to rediscover the best version of themselves coming into their middle years. Author and elite performance nutritionist Dr Marc Bubbs has a portfolio of professional and Olympic athletes - but he is also the dad of three girls, all under 7! Dr.. Bubbs is here with you, in the eye of the mid-life storm and he has created the ultimate book to help you through it. Create a bespoke program that works for YOU from diet, to sleep, type of training and mindset, this book has all the tools you need. Guiding us through the myriad of confusion lifestyle messages, you will For fans of Joe Wicks and Michael Mosley, Dr. Bubbs offers simple, evidence-based and time-efficient strategies to reignite your energy and passion. His realistic, grown-up and non-judgemental approach is to explain the effect some food groups and lack of exercise and sleep have on our body. The advice is easy to digest and can be tailored to your body and personality type. In his expert opinion, small changes such as not eating after 8pm for five out of seven days can have a big impact on weight loss and positive mood. Rather than eliminating certain food groups like fats and carbohydrates, he looks at turning the dial on them depending on individual needs. If life has become too sedentary, he provides ways to increase suppleness so that you can start to reintroduce movement into your life without causing pain. Start living your Peak 40 life today!

Genres: Health, Nonfiction, Self Help

208 pages, Paperback

Published May 20, 2021

Reviews

[James · Rating 2 out of 5]

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This book while it alludes to great things does not have any details - you know, the stuff you need to actually implement. For example cardio - explains the various modes/methods but to get the detailed plan you have a link to click. Surprise the cardio training plan isn’t available but nutrition coaching is. If you need a little more than vague advice this is not the book for you

[Justin Oliver · Rating 3 out of 5]

BLUF: Read completely through once and use the summaries to build a good working template of a personal plan forward. Pan to do some research on the core topics afterward because the topics are not discussed in-depth. Major drawback is that a third of the book is devoted to the author's sources, so the book page count is fluffed up.

[Mark Gaskins · Rating 5 out of 5]

Quick read filled with science based things you can do to be a healthier person!

[Sidhant Bansal · Rating 5 out of 5]

short, effective talk