Source: Library BorrowedFormat: Paperback
Slim and Sexy Forever by Suzanne Somers
Date Read: February 2015
Genre: Non-Fiction
More Information:Who says you can’t sizzle in the second half of life?
At last, a solution! In Slim and Sexy Forever, Suzanne Somers outlines a program speci?cally designed to address the needs of women and men who want to lose weight and replace the lust for life that naturally wanes with age. In this “baby boomer’s recipe for the fountain of youth,” Suzanne shows you how to:
• melt away the unwanted pounds
• reinvigorate your sex drive
• capture youthful vitality
• develop a more positive outlook on life
• sharpen memory
• eliminate hot flashes
• achieve optimum health from the inside out
Publisher: Crown
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Read for Fun (Library)
Overall Rating: 3.50
Helpful Rating: 3.00
Readability Rating: 4.00
First Thought when Finished:There was some really good information in Suzanne Somers’ Slim and Sexy Forever by Suzanne Somers but I am totally going to do some more research.
My Thoughts: There were lots of good things to think about and it was laid out in an easy to read format. She does a LOT of referencing to her other books (so in a way it is also a marketing tool which was distracting) and I lost all interest the second she mentioned using a sugar substitute. That just a no-line cross for me but there were a few recipes in there I will try that did not include sugar. Overall an interesting read.
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Sugar substitute is also a no-no for me. DH loves Coke. I rather he drinks regular coke with all the sugar it has than the poisonous Diet or Zero versions.
I wish I could be slim and sexy. But I am just a chunky sexy gal. 😉
Oh I hate when they reference their own books. Good to do your own research. Might jump you toward what you need to know!
Not something I am interested in Felicia, but thanks for reviewing it. If she has advice on how to battle cold flashes though, let me know 😉
I found the cross promotion in another of her books I had skimmed years ago so I never bothered picking anything else up by her.
That was annoying plus her using of a sugar substitute but then talking about how it is good to eat naturally. The science was interesting but she was not. It was an easy read though.