
Great book for getting and staying fit
7 of 7 people found this review helpful.
I first bought Jorge Cruise's 8 Minutes in the Morning (2001). I thought the exercises were great (you do need dumbbells), but the eating program was way too restrictive. Then I found this edition--it's great! You don't need any special equipment or dumbbells, and the eating plan is super easy and satisfying. You eat every three hours (two snacks during the day, anything you want up to 100 calories each), and regular meals are balanced and nutritious. I actually use the exercises from the older edition and the eating plan from this edition, but I used the motivational helps from both books. It helps you analyze and stop emotional eating. This is something that I think I can stick with for life; it takes very little time for the exercises (although truth be told, it is a little more than 8 minutes, more like 12 to 15 with warm-up and cool-down), and the regular eating schedule keeps you from getting ravenous between meals.
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