Book description
It has never been so delicious to eat healthy! Treat yourself to delicious gut-loving recipes and lifestyle hacks from the bestselling author of Eat Yourself Healthy!
Want to enjoy delicious food that is actually good for your body? Forget cutting out or cutting down, Dr Megan Rossi's revolutionary Diversity Diet…
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1 author picked Eat More, Live Well as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
The perfect combination of science and delicious recipes. Megan’s approach focuses on how the body works best and gut health. This book has over 80 recipes but also includes menu planning and shopping lists making it super helpful if you want to focus on health and nutrition. The book isn’t vegan but has a plant-forward approach.
From Niki's list on healthy plant-based recipes.
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