Alpine Weight Loss Secrets by Stefan Aschan is a fun, easy to read book about weight loss and healthy living.
As you can tell by now, I read quite a few diet books, so I jumped at the opportunity to review this new book by Stefan Aschan. I appreciated how it’s about a wide variety of health issues and not just weight loss. Chapters include:
- Change your mind, change your body (flex your mental muscle)
- “Lighten” your metabolism
- Alpine Eating: Choose Tomatoes Not Potatoes
- Improve Your Fat-titude
- Instant Anti-Ager: Your Posture
- The At-Home Alpine Aerobic Solution
- Train Yourself “Jung” (young)
- A Flat Belly – “Schnell” (fast)!
- The Joy of Living: Think and Grow Thin
- “Hudry Wusch”: Eat Yourself Thin
- “Holodrio!” Stay, Feel, and Look Young for a Lifetime
What I Liked: There are also easy-to-use worksheets for most of the chapters, and tons of helpful tips sprinkled throughout. The advice seemed solid, congruent with what I’ve learned about healthy eating and living naturally. Lots of tables and charts which made it easy to understand.
What I Didn’t Like: At times, it seems a bit overwhelming, and you wonder how you would be able to implement everything. Also, it sometimes gets a bit old hearing over and over how great living in an Alpine village is and how terrible Americans are.
You can learn more about Stefan and his book at his blog http://strength123.com/.
Would you like to win a free copy?
Stefan is offering one lucky reader of my blog a free copy! To enter, simply comment below saying why you’d like to win. Entries will be accepted until January 20, 2011, midnight EST. Limited to the U.S. and Canada. The publisher sent me a free review copy but all opinions are my own.
Jessica
My “Alpine Weight Loss” secret? Skiing!
I’ve brought my heart rate monitor with calorie counter along for the ride a couple of times and it goes crazy!
Jessica
Pat
Consistently speed walking every day.
jacquie
i would like to have a better understanding of “metabolism” and how/if that can be altered in any way
Leanne Chamblee
I have lost some weight but I have about 35 pounds to go to my healthy weight and I have platued. I need a new approach
Debbie Criss
I have 60 lbs to lose. I am starting to eat healthier and workout every day. I need all the incentives I can get. Would love to win. Please enter me, thank you
Deana C
I would like to win because it looks like it could help me with my diet.
Jo T
I’m at my wit’s end. I’m heavier than I’ve ever been, and need a process that is holistic, whole-person that will help me recalibrate my overall attitude and lifestyle – not the cabbage soup diet. The idea that there are worksheets and tips throughout, as you mention, may be the key for me to finally get off the hamster wheel of limited success followed by more weight than I lost. This is a daily struggle for me – my weight is the first thing that I think of when I wake up, and I wonder if I can ever find it within me to really overcome it.
The Local Cook
I so hear you! Hope you are following along on my journey to lose 100 pounds. We CAN do this.
Wanda B
I would love to win this book because I need help losing weight. Can’t do it all on my own.
Ed Nemmers
I would like to read about how terrible Americans are.
The Local Cook
LOL well not Americans, just the way we eat 😉 Oh and don’t exercise.
Melissa B.
I’d like to win this for my mom who is not happy with her weight.
hazel hunt
Would love to win!
shawna
Sounds interesting and see if it really works.
angie
I would love to win to get in better shape.
Rhonda Struthers
My daughter got engaged on New Years and wants to be married this year!!
I need to lose 40lbs.
rhondastruthers atyahoo.ca
Angela Winesburg
I would love to lose 20 pounds this year, thanks for the chance!
Ally
I would love to win this book to help in my weight loss. I am working hard to change my lifestyle and live healthier. I ever created a blog to document my journey during my weight loss!
susan smoaks
i would love to win because i am trying to lose weight
Regina M
Want to hear a take on jump starting metabolism.