Positive Nutrition
Categories: Business, The Positive Wellbeing Series.£9.99
Author: Kate Cook
Publisher: LID Publishing
Description
A ‘how to’book to positvely affect your life and work through eating well
● A straightforward guide to strategic eating for you, your employees and the planet
● With a clear structure and plan around food choices, the reader can claim ‘up-graded energy’
● Short, sharp, snappy and impactful, full of actionable tips and takeaways
AUTHOR
Founder & Director of Harley Street clinic, The Nutrition Coach, Kate has worked with over 7,500 patients, and mentored nutrition coaches through the Nutrition Coach Network.
Additional information
| Physical | Physical Copy |
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| Digital | E-book |
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