Review: Let’s Spill the Beans, by Benjamin Di Marc

Are you looking for the right sustainable healthy diet, but you are struggling between all these popular starry-eyed plan meals? Do you want to know what really matters? Well… just keep reading!
Time is up.
You need to start to keep care of yourself, and this time is for real.
Maybe you have already tried different diets, from the strictest to the most flexible but nothing… it is impossible to stand some paper that tells you what to eat and what to avoid.
You are also starting to think that maybe the key to everything could be just healthier eating, but what really does that mean?
According to the NCBI, 50-70% of Americans are trying to lose weight and eat healthily, but at the same time, obesity in the country is skyrocketing, reaching one-third of the population inexorably.
Isn’t it so clear the importance of choosing a right and sustainable diet?
In Let’s Spill The Beans you will discover:
 What are the hidden secrets behind the most lifelong communities of the world
 Which is the key factor for a real healthy eating
 What all the gurus never told you about diets
 false myths about food that are trying to confuse you
 How you can achieve your weight loss goals in a sustainable and enjoyable way
 Why the most popular diets have been developed
 Pros and cons of the trend diets
 How my life-changing spreadsheet will be your best pal for achieving your dream shape
 My weekly meal plan suggestion
It is not the ordinary diet book where I tell you “what you eat and what to avoid, period.” Because remember, the real key for achieving your goals is not knowing just how you have to do it, but why you are doing it. Only with the right knowledge, everything will be natural and straightforward for you then, and you will stay easily focused on your goals.
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ARC Review: ‘Local Customs’ by Audrey Thomas

22 February 2014

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In 1838 the writer Letitia Landon married the governor of Cape Coast Castle, Captain George MacLean while the captain was on leave. It was a whirl-wind romance. They sailed for Cape Coast a few days later, arriving safely after five weeks. Eight weeks later Letty was dead. Initially her death was recorded as accidental – an overdose of prussic acid, but events surrounding her death caused a storm in London’s literary crowd, her husband was accused of neglect or cruelty, and there were rumours of suicide. The mystery remains – how did she die? Award winning writer Audrey Thomas first heard Leticia Landon’s story in 1964 while visiting Ghana. She visited Cape Coast Castle during the two years her husband taught at the University of Science and Technology, Kumasi, Ghana. Their guide told her about the famous English lady who wrote books and who’s death was surrounded by mystery. This is her answer to that mystery.

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