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Eat (Mostly) Clean, Live (Mainly) Clean, and Unlock Your Body's Natural Ability to Self-Clean
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Clean(ish) by Gin Stephens is a guide to healthy eating and intermittent fasting. It emphasises gentle nutritional changes, intermittent fasting and offers simple, practical tools to help readers achieve a healthier relationship with food.
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- why labels like “all natural” or “fragrance-free” are misleading;
- why certain oils are healthier than others; and
- the amazing health benefits of walking barefoot on the beach.
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What is Clean(ish) about?
Clean(ish) (2022) is a guide to living a life that’s free from the pesticides and other toxins in our food and environment. Through anecdotes, tips, and exercises, it gently and compassionately lays out a road map to a cleaner lifestyle.
Clean(ish) Review
Clean(ish) (2021) by Gin Stephens offers practical advice on maintaining a balanced, healthy lifestyle without strict dieting. Here's why this book is worth reading:
- Packed with realistic strategies and simple hacks, it empowers readers to adopt a flexible approach to clean eating, making it sustainable in the long run.
- Combining personal experiences, research findings, and expert insights, the book provides a comprehensive understanding of the benefits of a "cleanish" lifestyle.
- With its relatable tone and relatable anecdotes, the book keeps readers engaged, offering a refreshing take on wellness without the boredom.
Who should read Clean(ish)?
- Health-conscious individuals interested in living a cleaner lifestyle
- People looking to get stronger or lose weight
- Anyone who wants to reduce toxicity in their life
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What is the main message of Clean(ish)?
The main message of Clean(ish) is finding a flexible approach to healthy eating and enjoying life in balance.
How long does it take to read Clean(ish)?
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Is Clean(ish) a good book? Is it worth reading?
Clean(ish) is worth reading for those seeking a sustainable approach to healthy eating. It offers practical tips and emphasizes flexibility.
Who is the author of Clean(ish)?
The author of Clean(ish) is Gin Stephens.
What to read after Clean(ish)?
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