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I’m missing out on my life. What’s wrong with me? If that’s ever crossed your mind, and if you know there’s more to life than what you’ve been living, this audiobook is for you. It sucks to acknowledge that you are what’s keeping you from the life you want. You sacrifice what you want most for what you want in the moment. You know everything you’re supposed to do, and yet you feel stuck - limited by your past, overwhelmed by your future - in a purgatory of your own behavior.

Crave Calm, Not Cake and Lose Weight is a soothing and transformative guided meditation and hypnosis audiobook created to help you release sugar cravings, heal emotional eating, and find peace within your body and mind. If you’ve ever reached for sweets when what you really craved was comfort, calm, or control, this book is your loving invitation to begin again.

Would you like to start a ketogenic diet but don't know where to start? Are you afraid that your sugar cravings will ruin your diet? Wouldn't it be nice to eat ice cream and cakes and still burn fat? With this special audiobook, now it is possible! Yes! You can eat cakes and ice creams and still lose weight. You're not mistaken. Not only will you get all the information you need to become sexy, healthy, and lean - you'll be able to make desserts in the comfort of your home. It's like being on a diet...without being on a diet!

What if losing weight didn’t mean giving up the foods you love? Eat Cake, Lose Weight is your guide to achieving lasting health and weight loss without guilt, shame, or deprivation. This empowering book shows you how to embrace balance, indulge mindfully, and transform your relationship with food and your body.

Everyone will enjoy baking these favorite cake and cupcake recipes. Kid- friendly, and perfect for word search puzzle lovers. Great for gifts, potlucks, parties, and school events.

Twenty-five years ago, Margaret Weiss, RD, CDCES, was happily raising her family in central New Jersey when she was diagnosed with celiac disease. With little support for what was then a relatively unknown condition, she was forced to face her reactions and behaviors as she navigated many, often unpleasant, life changes to accommodate this disease.

In the age of The Biggest Loser and the "war on obesity", we’re pressured to conform to certain body standards at any cost. Sure, everyone should eat right and get exercise, but what if you do that and you still don’t fit into the clothes at the mall? In Two Whole Cakes, Fatshionista extraordinaire Lesley Kinzel tells stories, gives advice, and challenges stereotypes about being and feeling fat. Kinzel says no to diet fads and pills, shows by example how to stop hating your body, celebrates self-acceptance at any size, and urges you to finally accept the truth: Your body is not a tragedy!

This is not a diet book! Entertaining stories let you discover nine different food demons that influence and tempt you with eating desires that have nothing to do with physical hunger. They exploit your weaknesses and entice you by justifying meal selections and quantities. These food demons are what drive you to justify what, when, and how much you eat when your cravings have nothing to do with physical hunger.

Do you only have five minutes to cure your sweet tooth? This recipe book contains 20 different mug cake recipes. Most of the recipes contain about five to eight ingredients, which include berries, oatmeal, chocolate, peanut butter, protein powder, pumpkin, and more. All of the ingredients are very cheap and healthy, and most can be found in a bulk section at the grocery store. These are perfect if you don't have time to bake and just want one serving of a sweet.

The Ultimate Guide to Coffee Cake Recipes provides fun and delicious coffee cake recipes for you and your loved ones.

Sind Sie es leid, immer wieder in schlechte Essgewohnheiten zu verfallen? Wollen Sie sich in Ihrem Körper wieder wohlfühlen? Erfahren Sie in Low Carb Kuchen, wie Sie trotz Naschens nichts bereuen müssen.

Brot backen und dabei abzunehmen, das war das letzte, was Autorin Tanja Ludwig auf der Rechnung hatte. Jahrelang kaufte die Bäckerstochter und selbsternannte "Weltmeisterin der gescheiterten Diäten" nur in der Abteilung für Übergrößen ein. Ein Vortrag einer Ärztin öffnete ihr jedoch die Augen: Sie erkannte, dass Brot und sogar Kuchen keinesfalls dick machen müssen, wenn beim Backen die richtigen Zutaten verwendet werden.