• Welcome to realmuscleforum.com
  • Books about health

    Discussion in 'General Chat' started by Zest, Nov 10, 2012.

    What are you working towards? Join Real Muscle Forum to ask questions, share your progress and discuss training with other members.
    1. Zest

      Zest Active Member

      Joined:
      Nov 2012
      Posts:
      26
      Likes Received:
      0
      I'm looking for some good books about health, healthy diet, healthy lifestyle and so on. Can you tell me which ones are the best?
       
    2. Ryder13

      Ryder13 Member

      Joined:
      Nov 2012
      Posts:
      13
      Likes Received:
      3
      Tony Horton of P90X did one called Bring It, dealt with work outs, and diet.
      The whole package. I might look at it again. It asks a fairly heavy commitment.
      May be a bit too much for me actually.
      Ryder13
       
    3. MoniqueSeibel

      MoniqueSeibel Member

      Joined:
      Dec 2012
      Posts:
      16
      Likes Received:
      0
      I'd be interested to read the Tony Horton book mentioned above, since I'm currently doing P90x. I've read Master Your Metabolism by Jillian Michaels which was a decent read, but mostly just contained practical information I already somewhat knew. It did also recommend eliminating caffeine, which isn't something I have done.
       
    4. Ryder13

      Ryder13 Member

      Joined:
      Nov 2012
      Posts:
      13
      Likes Received:
      3
      I can't tell you whether the Horton book duplicates the DVD info. I would say have a look at it and if it catches you, get it. Seems to be solid and consistent with his approach. But maybe a look at the library before you buy a copy. Or a quick look in a bookstore then decide.
      Good luck with the program. Right now for me I am trying for four workouts a week. And trying to get a bit healthier re the diet too. I have a few diet issues so I can't just copy Tony. IE allergies to eggs, fish, nuts, and a couple of other issues as well. Oh well.
      Ryder13
       
    5. AnnaU93

      AnnaU93 Active Member

      Joined:
      Mar 2013
      Posts:
      33
      Likes Received:
      0
      http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3109.The_Omnivore_s_Dilemma
      I recommend this book because I personally had a really good experience from reading it. It is a book that you will probably not want to put down in the way it's written. That is very get range for. A health book to be so interesting but it truly was very captivating from the first page. This book has been getting a lot of buzz from the years
      2006 so I definitely suggest you check it out!
       
    6. fourmatic

      fourmatic Member

      Joined:
      Mar 2013
      Posts:
      15
      Likes Received:
      1
      Thought I have ZERO faith in fad books and diets I read and really enjoyed Tim Ferris's book called "The Four Hour Body." It was packed with a lot of good tips and tricks on health and fitness and maximizing fat loss. Apparently he used himself as a human guinea pig and showed a lot of statistics. The diet in the book is basically the slow carb diet, which works to an extent. Its filled with things I'm glad I know now so I would diffidently recommend it.
       
    7. musclemad

      musclemad Well-Known Member

      Joined:
      Nov 2012
      Posts:
      57
      Likes Received:
      11
      I would recommend the Primal blueprint by Mark Sisson. I think you can still download it for free and it's a great introduction to Primal/Paleo, covering all the fundamentals. Your understanding of health will be taken to another level and it might even change your life...
       
    8. AnnaU93

      AnnaU93 Active Member

      Joined:
      Mar 2013
      Posts:
      33
      Likes Received:
      0
      This sounds like a good one and it is actually a book that my best friend currently owns. Would you happen to know where I can download it for free?
      I would really appreciate it!
       

    Share This Page

    1. This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this site, you are agreeing to our use of cookies.
      Dismiss Notice