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Top Diet Books Get A Checkup From The ADA

The Mayo Clinic Diet. The Longevity Diet. The Raw Foods Detox Diet. Pills, potions, cleanses, superfoods. There are so many diet and nutrition books (and their associated tools) out there claiming to provide the one true blueprint for good health; it’s hard for even the healthiest and best-read among us to know what works and what’s bunk.

The American Dietetic Association wants to help, though. The organization had its dietitians review 15 of the latest and best-selling diet and lifestyle books; you can check out all the reviews at www.eatright.org/dietreviews. Each review contains a synopsis of the diet or lifestyle being promoted. and its nutritional pros and cons.

“While some of these products and programs offer sound nutrition information, others are gimmicks and can even be dangerous,” said Marjorie Nolan, a dietician and one of the reviewers.

These are just some of the popular diet books the ADA reviews include:

Have you read any of these books or tried any of these diets? Give us your own reviews in the comments section, below:

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  1. By Pyderi

    I believe that a good weight loss book is necessary to lose weight but many eBooks lead people into the idea that to lose weight you just need a good diet book when what you really need is good diet books and exercise.
    I do believe that just changing your diet isn’t enough for most cases. The best is to do a diet change and also exercise if you want to increase your life quality and lose weight.
    So I strongly advise you to get a good diet book and to also get more information about the right intensity to exercise to lose weight.