There was a time when in our culture, the idea of weight loss didn't even exist, people ate what mom prepared for dinner, and they went to work. Today's distinction between society and society is that there was work not behind a computer screen but in the fields or on a warehouse floor at their feet. People worked physically because it was the only way to do it, so it was called work! During this time, people could also eat whatever they wanted because they burned many more calories than they consumed. But it too has gone, like all good stuff, and today's world's technology left us in one…mehr
There was a time when in our culture, the idea of weight loss didn't even exist, people ate what mom prepared for dinner, and they went to work. Today's distinction between society and society is that there was work not behind a computer screen but in the fields or on a warehouse floor at their feet. People worked physically because it was the only way to do it, so it was called work! During this time, people could also eat whatever they wanted because they burned many more calories than they consumed. But it too has gone, like all good stuff, and today's world's technology left us in one condition - an overweight one. Our habits have changed so radically and have improved our comforts in our regular life. Like the old adagio says, "every rose has its thorn," and our urge to have comfortable lives and struggle less for our society has begun to show around the waistline. Why are there fat doctors? Doctors should be recognized as experts in human physiology, real experts on the causes of obesity and its remedies. The majority of physicians are also very hardworking and self-disciplined. In particular, because no one wants to be obese, doctors should have the expertise and the determination to remain slim and healthy. Then why are overweight doctors? "Eat Less, Walk More" is the standard recommendation for weight loss. It sounds very rational. When you are done reading this book, you will have gained a lifetime of experience in just a few short hours. The stories are interesting to follow, and the challenging concepts have been made easy to understand. So get ready to broaden your horizons and adjust your expectations because you are in for one hell of a ride!
Malia is a renowned American female author best known for her empowering and inspiring books for women. Born and raised in the United States, Malia developed a passion for writing at a young age. She went on to pursue a degree in English literature. Malia's writing is characterized by its relatable and honest approach to women's experiences in today's society. She tackles issues such as self-esteem, body image, relationships, and career aspirations in a way that resonates with her readers and empowers them to embrace their individuality and pursue their dreams. Malia enjoys practicing yoga, meditating, or going for long walks in nature in her free time. These activities help her recharge and find balance in her life. She also enjoys volunteering or supporting various important causes, such as advocating for women's rights, promoting education and literacy, or supporting environmental conservation efforts. Overall, Malia enjoys engaging in activities that nourish both her mind and her soul and allow her to connect with others, be creative, and positively impact the world. Malia is a true inspiration to women everywhere, and her writing has touched the lives of countless readers. Through her books, she continues to empower and encourage women to be their best selves and chase their dreams with confidence and determination.
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