Self Published Book Outlines Personalized Weight Loss Program

(SANEPR.com) May 29, 2009 -- Celebrities with equally proportioned bodies that make you wonder who their plastic surgeons are, and the media who relies on headlines like a size ten being the trend are the reasons why most people get pressured to look good.

Not only is this stigma taking its toll on their self-esteem but it is also pillaging their bank accounts, judging from the extravagant fees they pay for their personal trainer or their plastic surgeons.

Self published author Francis Morey just had to digress. Her book, The Skinny on Weight Loss, talks about weight loss that gives more leverage on a woman’s personal account compared to other diet books. Her learning process that advanced into chapters highlights a woman’s determination to go from diagnosing the problem to solving it to loving the results at the same time.

This Xlibris author started the weight loss ride by hopping on the nostalgic wagon and remembering the times when she was wrong about her conceptions of health. Until the time she realized she was doing everything right, Frances Morey decided to be fair to herself and adopted a healthy lifestyle.

The Skinny on Weight Loss is one’s behind-the-scenes guide on what it is like for a woman to experience gaining weight, losing weight and stressing over weight. Frances Morrey made her story engaging so her readers will be inspired to stay fit and healthy even if they do not have health issues themselves.

There is no real science to completely sculpt a person’s ideal body but with a sound mind and healthy psyche, there is chemistry is every way possible.

The Skinny on Weight Loss is published by Xlibris.


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