The Beer Diet - Greenberg, Gary
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Beer has been around since the tail end of the Stone Age, and it's more popular than ever in the 21st Century as the craft brewing industry explodes across America and beyond. Unfortunately, that creates a problem that beer-lovers tend to wear around their middle. But it doesn't have to be that way. In The Beer Diet: How to Drink Beer and Not Gain Weight, natural health journalist and avid homebrewer Gary Greenberg explains how small adjustments in your life can make a huge difference in your waistline, and your overall health. The Beer Diet not only offers invaluable health tips but also pays…mehr

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Beer has been around since the tail end of the Stone Age, and it's more popular than ever in the 21st Century as the craft brewing industry explodes across America and beyond. Unfortunately, that creates a problem that beer-lovers tend to wear around their middle. But it doesn't have to be that way. In The Beer Diet: How to Drink Beer and Not Gain Weight, natural health journalist and avid homebrewer Gary Greenberg explains how small adjustments in your life can make a huge difference in your waistline, and your overall health. The Beer Diet not only offers invaluable health tips but also pays homage to the world's most popular beverage and even shows you how to brew your own. Witty, fun and informative, this book is must reading for anyone who enjoys tipping back a few - especially if it's occasionally a few too many!
Autorenporträt
Gary Greenberg, former President of the Biblical Archaeology Society of New York, is the author of several popular and controversial books, including The Moses Mystery, 101 Myths of the Bible, The Judas Brief, and Who Wrote the Gospels? His works have been translated into many languages. He has published articles on Egyptian chronology in scholarly Egyptological journals and presented academic papers at several prestigious conferences including the annual meetings of the International Society of Biblical Literature, the International Congress of Egyptologists, The American Research Center in Egypt, and regional meetings of the Society of Biblical Literature and the American Research Center in Egypt. He was a consultant for National Geographic Television's Science of the Bible series and has been a guest on numerous television, radio, and internet broadcasts. He maintains a blog at www.biblemythhistory.com and a web site at www.biblemyth.com