The Fattest Person In The World
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The Fattest Guy in the Room
Some people say we live in a society that is experiencing an obesity epidemic, a negative health trend that is crippling our country and hurting the future. In The Fattest Guy in the Room, Big Mike Sangiamo turns this topic on its head with an often humorous and occasionally serious account of his life as a thirty-two-year-old overweight man in today's America. While it may sound like a "scared fit for the fat man" type of book, its real target is society as a whole. Mike's straightforward and sometimes whimsical observations are brought together with a final life-changing message for everyone who reads this book. No matter who you are, whether youre built like a blimp or Mr. America, you will gain a brand-new perspective on life and on the challenges fat people face in their daily lives. You'll laugh, you'll cry, and you'll laugh some more while reading this groundbreaking take from one of the most talented new authors to hit the literary scene in a while.
Fat Land
Today Americans are the fattest people on the face of the earth (save for the inhabitants of a few South Seas islands). About 61 percent of Americans are overweight. This book shows how and why Americans got that way.
Winning the Weight Battle
Author: Ian B. Stark
language: en
Publisher: Troubador Publishing Ltd
Release Date: 2018-01-09
According to a 2013 report, one third of the English population is overweight. In an attempt to combat the rise in obesity, Ian B. Stark writes a helpful study of lifestyle and diet, listing the extraordinary improvements that fast movements make to our whole bodies. Winning the Weight Battle challenges the general media for their regular misinterpretation of the science regarding sugars. Sugar is explained by Ian to be the necessary element allowing us to take fast exercise, which in turn is the element which improves our hearts and thereby the rest of our bodies. The value of eating sugars (and chocolate!) has been proved by recent extremely surprising studies of large populations. Ian encourages readers to make small positive changes to the way we think and talk about lifestyle and diet. e.g. We should eat to live, not live to eat and we should talk about using calories to improve the body, rather than talking about burning calories as burning calories makes the body replenish the fats stores when it gets food.