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The Thyroid Diet Revolution: Manage Your Master Gland of Metabolism for Lasting Weight Loss

The Thyroid Diet Revolution: Manage Your Master Gland of Metabolism for Lasting Weight LossI have been dealing with the ups and downs of thyroid weight problems. Like everyone else I've tried Weight Watchers and everything else that works short term for me. Since reading this book, I've gotten information that no doctor has tried to share with me. In fact the doctors haven't shared any info as far as how to maintain metabolism with thyroid issues.

This book is really helping me, and just by starting the vitamins and Evening Primrose Oil, I've lost 3.5 pounds in 4 days. Awesome.

I've gotten halfway through this book and have already learned alot just not eating broccoli has made a difference. I thought i was eating well but obviously not and still have a lot to learn. Mary has really done great research and explains a lot of concerns and it's nice to know when my endocrinologist talks to me about what is going on with me i actually understand what he's telling me.

Understanding what my body is going through is a must for me. I'm a 2x cancer survivor and never knew the after effects that the radiation treatments would do to my body and what challenges i would have to go through later in life. Great book !

Now i just need to get my body to respond to everything

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Definitely upgrade from the previous thyroid diet and even the living well w/ hypothyroid books. I learned more from this book, about medication differences and all about hypo and hyperthyroid. I was once a hyperthyroid and they killed my thyroid through radiation procedure and became a hypo. since then I gained up weight from 225 lbs to 286 lbs. 60 lbs! then I started to struggle losing weight because I had no idea what food should I eat and what food I shouldn't eat...

My doctor just kept telling me to do diet and exercise and that's all. I guess he doesn't know about food restrictions etc.. You can see a health diet tips on this book which actually works. I started my diet plan without exercise about 3 weeks ago now and I lost 14 lbs. how much more if I do exercise or workouts? Just the right diet will make us lose some weight. This book will tell you what your doctor should've told you -)

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Where this diet does have some good information about hypothyroidism (and hyperthyroidism) the information it gives on diet aren't very revolutionary. Some information I found useful... For instance I didn't know calcium suppliments could interfere with the absorption of your thyroid medication, or that certain vitamins and vegetables could help or hinder your thyroid function. However, the title makes it appear as if the book is a detailed eating plan for those who suffer with hypothyroidism, the beginning of the book even continues that image as she talks about how all of the fad diets couldn't possibly work for us, but then she goes on to discuss how complicated hypothyroidism is and how it's impossible to give a detailed eating plan as all those who suffer with hypothyroidism are different. Then she lists a bunch of the very same fad diets she shot down in order of how good she thinks they are... A little bit of useful information, with a dash of ridiculousness and false advertisement bunched together. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone suffering from hypothyroidism.. You could find the information she gives on google. Try that and save $10.

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Mary Shomon has done a wonderful job with this current book. Having thyroid disease makes is nearly impossible to lose weight. Because she herself has suffered from this for many years she understands where we are coming from. Her book offers practical advice with a bit of humor thrown in. Sometimes we just need to laugh. Great resource. Would highly recommend.

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Please Receive Your Healing From Heaven: Note to the Western Church

Please Receive Your Healing From Heaven: Note to the Western ChurchI think Cyndi does a very good job explaining her quest for the deeper things of God, how the Lord revealed His healing power.She talks about her journey as she uncovers new revelation of how awesome our God is.

Sex Made Easy: Your Awkward Questions Answered-For Better, Smarter, Amazing Sex

Sex Made Easy: Your Awkward Questions Answered-For Better, Smarter, Amazing SexThis is a book that I cannot recommend highly enough, and I plan on buying multiple copies of it as "loaners" that I won't expect to receive back. It is just that good.

Full disclosure: I was already familiar with Dr. Debby Herbenick's work as I write for her blog (Mysexprofessor.com). She's been wonderful to work with so I suppose I am already predisposed to like her and her take on things. On the flip side, by engaging with lots of sex education/research, I've learned to be critical of this kind of writing, so if something seems wrong or improperly reasoned through, I'll spot it!

First, this book is very easy to read and accessible. Debby's tone is informal, and the book is very well-written, making it a pleasure to read. At the same time, she carefully (but unobtrusively) cites her sources and lets us know where her facts come from. Debby does a great job of dispelling misinformation and replacing "sex myths" with enlightened opinions and facts. Nothing Debby writes is ever judgmental, which is great because it helps the reader keep an open mind rather than feel defensive about being interested in a particular topic.

The book is well-organized, with chapters on women's and men's anatomy, orgasms, partner sex, sexual health, logistics, and things like fantasies and sex toys. Throughout the book, Debby emphasizes that sex is a normal and healthy part of human life. Even behaviors that may seem abnormal or perverted are often quite common, and can be explored safely and healthily with some simple guidelines (mostly involving communication and consent). Debby's use of personal anecdotes throughout the book--both her own and others from her research or friends that she has permission to ethically share--helps demonstrate the variety of sexual responses and experiences out there.

I learned a lot from reading this book, including a few surprising things. I hadn't been expecting such extensive information on sex during the various stages of pregnancy, or how pet ownership can affect sex. Since I've never been pregnant nor had pets as an adult, I hadn't imagined that these issues could be quite so complex, but they are, and I applaud Debby's dedication to bringing them to our attention. Other information, such as the detailed and up-to-date section on STIs (sexually transmissible infections), was quite sobering but good to know about.

I could go on with the interesting examples, but I'd just be rewriting the book in this review, which is unnecessary since a) it's already well-written in the first place, and b) you should get your own copy to read!

A real eye opener to the questions that are being asked today by the kids at or pas puberty we thought we had it figured out.

Every up coming generation seems to think sex was never discovered before.

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Mostly stating the obvious, but in a clear and entertaining way and with a wonderfully healthy attitude which is quite erotic.

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Pretty informative overall, but was written more for women. Even the parts about men are written with the idea of a woman reading them to share the information with her partner rather than a man reading to learn something about himself. But besides that I repeat it's an informative book none the less.

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Survival Skills For Pilates Teachers: Thriving In The Mind-body Fitness World

Survival Skills For Pilates Teachers: Thriving In The Mind-body Fitness World"Survival Skills For Pilates Teachers" covers a wide range of important issues all Pilates and mind-body teachers in general face everyday. Conraths-Lange's casual, direct, and often humorous style makes you feel like you are getting candid face-to-face advice from an experienced mentor. This book puts into perspective emotional issues such as trainer burnout and loss of sex drive, as well as external issues such as studio environment, marketing, and ergonomics.

I found the information in the chapter "Your Pilates Philosophy" remarkably useful. I used it as a workbook to guide me through the discovery of my personal and unique philosophy. Conraths-Lange's step-by-step guidance through this revealing process, helped me to grow as a teacher by deepening my understanding of my goals and strengthening my perception of what makes me unique in the ever-growing sea of Pilates teachers. Now that I recognize my "Pilates philosophy" I have found that my clients and I have a stronger, more focused working relationship from which we both can grow.

If you make a living training people, this book is a must have. Every time I lose, focus I refer to "Survival Skills" I am inspired by it.

I'm a computer professional and have just taken my teacher training not certified yet. Before leaving the safety of the status quo in my current career and investing more time and money into this new one, I needed some answers that weren't related to Pilates technique. This book provided them. "Is this really the right career for me? Will it provide a lifestyle that I can live with?" Sure, I could ask a mentor, but they're not going to know to dive right into these types of details, and I don't know enough about the industry to know the right questions to ask. Nicola provides insight on the different teaching environments so you can think about what suits you best. She provides insight on how to maintain a personal life in a profession where the boundaries on giving of yourself are easily blurred. She presents it in a lighthearted and down-to-earth way and I also feel a lot less isolated about my pilates experiences. It's such a relief to have found a resource for career information on a relatively "new" career.

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I'm so disappointed in this book. I don't get the feeling a that a lot of thought went into it. It really needed a better editor (if it had one at all). It's full grammar and spelling errors and awkward sentence structure, and reads like a poor translation.

Secondly, the book is only 172 pages long (large type on small pages) and doesn't really go into depth about anything. I read it in one sitting. The author never addresses issues like:

How do I find my first job? What can I expect when I get there?

How do I deal with a disruptive client during a group or semi-private class? When (and how) do I fire a client?

How do I deal with a difficult boss? What if the studio owner is paying me as an independent contractor but treating me like an employee? What is expected of an employee versus an independent contractor? How do I deal with my employer if they won't update worn out equipment, or keep scheduling semi-private lessons for students who should be in privates ONLY?

The author is more interested in discussing how to make your bedroom a more relaxing place to have sex. News flash! Candles are better that overhead lighting! Really, I could have learned that from Cosmo magazine. In fact I think I did, like 25 years ago.

I'm very disappointed because I really do need a survival guide! I hope someone with real research and writing talents will put together something more in-depth and helpful.

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At last we have a book that helps us solve the problems we face as trainers.It is especially nice to know that ALL of us whether famous teachers or not have had the same experiences. I loved how Nicola uses her sense of humor to guide us through the potentially painful realities we face everyday. I would highly recommend this book to all aspiring trainers of any modality. This book tops my christmas gift list this year

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Ms Conraths-Lange's book is entertaining and enlightening. She gives helpful advice and practical applications of techniques and teaching tools in this book. I really enjoyed her abdominal muscle teaching aide for clients. As a physical therapist, I encourage anyone who teaches in the mind-body field to read this book. Lots of laughs too.

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Live More, Want Less: 52 Ways to Find Order in Your Life

Live More, Want Less: 52 Ways to Find Order in Your LifeThe author Mary Carlomagno, does an outstanding job in this short 180 page, easily readable book of giving you 52 ideas to create more time to enjoy the things you love. The answer as you can probably already guess is LESS STUFF. The book is broken down into 52 different ideas, one for each week of the year. You open to a week, and there is one or two pages as a theme. The author has put together a metaphor to teach you what she is trying to convey. After the theme, you will find several very helpful hints giving you ideas as to how to implement the concept that was just described.

One of the ways I look at book to see if I like it, is to select a couple of random pages scattered through the book. If something jumps out at me that I find interesting in 2 of the 3 random hits, I know I am onto something. When looking through this book initially, I was finding interesting ideas and actions that I could execute, in every page I looked at. I knew I was onto something here, and so I read the entire book. Let's look at just a few of the interesting thoughts and actions that she has come up with:

* Write down where your items live Interesting isn't it. She is treating an item as though it had a life of its own, and in the end, it does. You could call it the emotional lives of things we own. The objects we possess take on their own lives. You buy an exotic car, and all of a sudden you are committed to taking care of it, from washing it to changing the oil. Think before you enter into this relationship.

* The things you use the most often should have the prime real estate in your home Think about it, do you really want to fish around in a closet for something you use 3 times a week. We have to set order in our lives, and this book shows you how to do it.

* Take a vacation from your problems This is from the old Bill Murray movie. Unless it was explained to you, you would never think about it but it's true. You have a problem, you think it through. Once you have exhausted yourself thinking about it, do we really need to obsess over it for hours and days? Take a vacation from it.

* Free means free of charge; it doesn't mean it is free of space. How many of us own scores of items that we have never subsequently used but because we got it for free, we retain it, and it gobbles up space in our closets and our lives.

* If most of your time is spent with people who drain you of energy, it's time to rethink the people we are missing out on more fulfilling experiences in life. Be with people that enrich us.

* Concentrate on the joy in the process, and the results will take care of themselves.

CONCLUSION:

I found this book very valuable in terms of helping us think about the things we should already be thinking about. I have already put into effect several concepts that I learned from the author's work, and isn't that supposed to be what it's all about. Reading something new and then making your life better by implementing it? Thank you for reading this review.

Richard C. Stoyeck

This isn't a typical book about organizing because the focus is on simplifying life itself, not just the material things we collect. The author asks the reader to consider that "choosing lightness over heaviness, opting to subtract, not add" will actually open up more room mentally, emotionally, and physically to live a better life.

The book consists of 52 weekly exercises that include a personal narrative by the author, a list of suggested daily practices, and a reflection she calls "The Way". This is a term that contributes to the new-age tone of the book "Taoist-inspired" as the publisher describes it that I personally didn't care for but I was able to sift through it to the good, practical advice for leading one's life instead of it being the other way around which is why I gave it four stars instead of three.

One of the topics I appreciated was "freecycling" (week 38) that challenges the reader to consider that getting things for free isn't always a good thing and can end up becoming even more clutter. "The Way" reflection for that week says "Being addicted to the idea of acquiring something just because it is free misses the point of value. Things are of value only when you use them, not simply because they cost you nothing."

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When I first starting to read the book I started at the beginning with the idea of going from chapter to chapter to the end. But, after I started to read it I looked more closely at the index and found some subjects that I wanted to read now, not when I picked up the book again. And so I found myself referring to chapters as individual events and couldn't wait to pick up the book to find something else that caught my interest.

Each chapter can apply to everyone at one time or another in their lifetime. Mary has hit the mark on many levels with her assessment of the problems, and the "Why" it happens, which I believe is key to change,...and, then presents many solutions on how you can "fix" the situation one step at a time.

She is so right about not expecting to find an instant fix. Your home does not get cluttered instantly, you don't gain weight overnight, nor did you become an extension of every bit of technology taking over your life. It takes time to analyze the "What", "Why" and "How" to find a solution to bring peace and order in your life.

She has done the work for you and she makes the path easy. I can see myself reading it over and over again as life progresses and new challenges arise

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It's so easy to overwhelm yourself trying to make positive change in your life. Our inclination is to scale a mountain before we've climbed a hill. In "Live More, Want Less" Mary Carlomagno takes the mountains and reduces them to hills which I can climb. The approach has led me to make real change in my life. The weekly format gives me achievable goals to focus on and Mary's personal stories have me laughing out loud.

If you're looking to declutter your closet and your life I recommend starting here.

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Live More, Want Less is that rare self-help book that delivers on its promises from cover to cover. It is a practical guide for assessing your situation in life and making positive changes. It includes daily tasks to reinforce the message and keep you on the right track. This book helped me from the first day I started reading it, and I consult it from time to time to stay on track. See my video review for a few specifics from inside the book.

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Krav Maga for Beginners: A Step-by-Step Guide to the World's Easiest-to-Learn, Most-Effective Fitnes

Krav Maga for Beginners: A Step-by-Step Guide to the World's Easiest-to-Learn, Most-Effective Fitness and Fighting ProgramAs I stated in the title of this review, both the title and contents of this book (for the most part) are pretty much accurate as far as this book being a, "step-by-step guide to Krav Maga for beginners." However, I do feel that the authors went a bit overboard with their subtitle, "the world's easiest-to-learn, most effective fitness and fighting program." That however is merely a minor annoyance compared to the amount of good and great information within its pages.

This book starts off with the obligatory front matter which consists of basic Krav Maga philosophy, principles, history, and so on, along with more unique and personal information such as; important considerations to consider concerning Krav Maga and dealing with a violent encounter. All subjects worthy of much larger sections, however, not in this book, which is designed to showcase basic skills for beginners.

The authors break this book down into four (4) sections as follows:

1. Krav Maga Basics

2. Combatives

3. Defenses

4. Ground Fighting

KRAV MAGA BASICS

Under this section, the authors go over a variety of warm-up and conditioning exercises, as well as various training positions. All of which are designed to get your ready for the next section, combatives.

COMBATIVES

Under this section, the authors go over a variety of skills and principles such as; the various fighting ranges, vulnerable areas, etc. As well as the proper mechanics of executing a variety of punches, elbow strikes, kicks, knees, and even a headbutt. Now I do have to say that this section, in any other book, would have been to brief for my liking. However, the authors have already qualified the briefness of the material presented in this book by emphatically stating that this book is a, "guide for beginners." And therefore, should be treated as such.

DEFENSES

Now rather than go into all of the different defenses shown in this section, I am instead going to talk about the way each of the defenses was presented. Which by the way, I thought was done very well.

Each defense is laid out in the following way:

Attack: This is where the author describes the type of attack coming at you.

Immediate Danger: Here the author emphasizes the attacker's intent with his attack.

Secondary Dangers: This is the results of the attack if it is successful.

Solution: Here the authors present a possible defense.

Initial Counterattack: Like the title says, this could be your first responding counter.

Neutralizing the Attacker: Additional counters that should be made after the first one.

Key Points: Important things to consider in the scenario given.

Commonly Asked Questions: Enough said!

GROUND FIGHTING

In this section, the authors go over a variety of common ground fighting tactics that are fairly easy for the beginner to grasp and eventually become proficient enough in to actually utilize them if the situation warrants.

Even though I am not a beginner when it comes to self-defense and combat, I really enjoyed this book and found it to be very useful and would strongly recommend it to anyone interested in not only Krav Maga, but any legitimate self-defense program.

Here are a few other books on the subject that I would also highly recommend:

Complete Krav Maga: The Ultimate Guide to Over 200 Self-Defense and Combative Techniques

Krav Maga: An Essential Guide to the Renowned Method--for Fitness and Self-Defense

Advanced Krav Maga: The Next Level of Fitness and Self-Defense

Krav Maga: How to Defend Yourself Against Armed Assault

Surviving Armed Assaults: A Martial Artists Guide to Weapons, Street Violence, and Countervailing Force

Meditations on Violence: A Comparison of Martial Arts Training & Real World Violence

Shawn Kovacich

Martial Artist/Creator of numerous books and DVD's.

This book is ok if you are just starting out in Krav Maga. My problem is that it's not that much different from the Krav Maga Complete guide. Sure, they break down beginner techniques more, slapped in a warm up section, and changed the layout. With just a couple more dollars and you'll have the Complete guide which not only has the beginners techniques, but all the way up through brown belt. It won't have as many details, but it has more to offer in the end.

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I first heard about Krav Maga six years ago when I was a cadet in the police academy. I was told by my defensive tactics instructors that this Israeli fighting system was the best choice for cops who wanted to be ready for anything. I immediately signed up. I can honestly state that Krav Maga has saved my butt on several occasions, allowing me to go home safely to my family.

Now I'm a Krav Maga instructor, teaching my fellow officers how to survive violent encounters. I also teach this premier fighting program to men, women and children. Krav Maga For Beginners is the perfect way for newcomers to learn what this very effective system is all about. This book aptly explains what Krav Maga is, and, as importantly, what it isn't (for example, there are no intricate patterned forms in Krav Maga instead, it's all about "simple, aggressive movements that get right to the point of self-defense").

I have had the privilege of training with two of the book's three co-authors, Darren Levine and Ryan Hoover. Darren Levine holds a special place in my heart as a cop, as he is a senior member of the Crimes Against Peace Officers section of the Los Angeles District Attorney's office. He is a Deputy District Attorney who prosecutes offenders who murder or harm police officers. He is also the lead Krav Maga instructor in the U.S., having trained directly under Imi Lichtenfeld, the founder of Krav Maga.

Ryan Hoover is an amazing teacher who has trained me and many others to focus on the importance of a reality-based self-defense system. Ryan is a master instructor whose passion for helping people to be safe and healthy radiates in everything he does. He has mastered many martial arts, holding several different black belt rankings. Ryan's greatest achievement, however, is how important he is in his community. While training at his facility, I watched the children and adults who have made themselves physically and emotionally stronger due to Ryan's skill and dedication. My goal is to someday be as valuable to my community as Ryan Hoover is to the people he serves.

I have not met John Whitman yet, but from all I've heard, he is a remarkable instructor I won't miss the chance! Search Amazon.com to see the wide variety of books that Mr. Whitman has authored, too. He's a writer for the book series inspired by the show "24". His Krav Maga skills seem to have helped Jack Bauer out of many bad situations!

I highly recommend this book and this martial art. As a father of two daughters, as a police detective and as a guy who can see the age of 50 coming up real fast, I can tell you that the fitness that comes from training in Krav Maga is every bit as important as the self-defense aspects. I hope that many people will check out a class in the near future and see for themselves!

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I had the pleasure many years ago of training with Darren Levine at the Illinois State Police academy. The officers attending this six day eight hours a day instructor program were all police defensive tactics instructors. That was my first introduction in this very effective combative system. This book is an excellent guide for beginners who may be interested in learning Krav maga; however, like any psychomotor skill text, one should take lessons from a certified instructor to get the most value out of reading this book. As a lover of self-defense and combat books and videos, I have found that they work best when combined with actual hands-on training with an instructor. This book is highly recommended. Rating: 4 stars. Joseph J. Truncale (Bushi Satori Ryu-Author: Monadnock Defensive Tactics System-MDTS)

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I want to first say I think this book is great. However if you decide to move up from this book to the complete km book youll soon realize what I mean. I tell people intrested in joining our Krav maga (advanced class) to pick up the complete book as its well enough put for starters and so much even the most advanced will learn from it. I still carry the complete book in my bad for reference. YES I have read this book and if you are really new to MA then by all mean buy this one if you have had any training get the complete book and save the money.

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Choosing What to Sell Online: A 4-Point Formula for Profitable Product Selection

Choosing What to Sell Online: A 4-Point Formula for Profitable Product SelectionI can hardly believe that there are (at the time of writing) three 5-star ratings for this miserable excuse of a book. Amazon says this $12 "book" is 86 pages long. It is actually 77 and a good portion of that is taken up by a "Hot Products List" that the author admits is not only outdated, but freely available by going to Amazon.com. Yes, she actually printed out the Amazon.com's Best-Sellers list for each product category. So that brings down the content of the book to 54 pages.

In those short 54 pages the author will try to convince you that she has figured out a 4-point formula for successful online product selection. Did you know that the cost of a product factors into successfully choosing something to sell?? Mind-blowing I know--or perhaps that the product should be "compatible" with you? One of my favorite tips in the entire book is the author's suggestion that, if you pick a product that is "compatible" with you (e.g. one that you like) at least you can still use it if it doesn't sell.

It was painful getting through this book, not only because of the complete lack of anything valuable the author has to say, but also because of the author's inability to write well. The book is neither captivating nor informative. The only saving grace of this book is that Amazon knew how crappy it was and didn't even ask me to ship it back when I requested a refund.

It is useful tool in any kitchen. I am not sure about how precise the measurements are but it is good for having the idea of the portion sizes when on a diet. I am satisfied and I will recommend it.

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Karen Brown's Choosing What to Sell Online is just what I have been looking for. Every so often I wonder what I could sell online to make money. Despite numerous googles over the months, I never found a reference that really answered my question, until I found this book.

Product selection is the key to online success and this is what Ms. Brown tells you how to accomplish. Her four step formula for identifying products which will work for YOU is a must read. She stresses that the product and you must be a fit and she tells you what criteria are important in finding a fit. In fact, her process ensures a fit will happen.

Too many people start with a product idea and then try to make everything work around that; then they find that they can't sell it at a profit. This book ensures you don't make that mistake by "backing" you into a product which is sure to work for you.

Brown also provides some basic accounting formulas which will tell you in advance whether your idea is a "go or no-go". And she does a good bit of leg work for you by analyzing and identifying top sellers in numerous categories.

For anyone who thinks that selling online would be a way to make extra money, or a full-time income, this book is a must have for that crucial initial decision: What to sell.

--Ed Lehr

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The author does a good job explaining what and how to sell on Amazon. She provides a lot of examples from her personal experiences and doesn't sugar coat the challenges associated with being a seller. The book also has a healthy dose of you-can-do-it, cheering-you-on, comments throughout, which is probably a good thing for would-be sellers wanting to make a go of it alone. I particularly liked the section of the book that listed the categories for selling and their rankings in terms of sales on Amazon. The ambitious and excited individual can read this book in just a few hours and be well equipped to get started right away. This is also a good book to add the entrepreneur's library.

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I am both proud and honored to be able to recommend this book by Karen Brown. As I am reading people are poppping in my head that I wanted to share this amazing publication with. My children included. I have been in business of some kind from home for over 31 years, and self-employed for the last 20. My early career was managing multi-million dollar annual business, that required detail and profits. Karen outlines a system, that when used, works specifically for each individual, as we all have personal likes and dislikes, and system still maintains the integrity of profit for all. You will not have to guess how to make money after reading this, just execute the plan and follow the system

you wish to implement. Dr. Mike Fitzpatrick, author of The Street Smart Millionaire

Men's Health Ultimate Dumbbell Guide: More Than 21,000 Moves Designed to Build Muscle, Increase Stre

Men's Health Ultimate Dumbbell Guide: More Than 21,000 Moves Designed to Build Muscle, Increase Strength, and Burn FatJust about everything you ever wanted to know about dumbbells. The book is divided up into three parts. The first part, the truth about dumbbells, explains all about the different types of dumbbells. The second part, the master moves, shows you the exercises you can do with a dumbbell which includes many pictures and instructions. This part makes up about 80% of the book. And finally, part three, a million moves for your muscles, essentially provides the reader with tips and suggested routines.

A great resource if you're into dumbbells, readers who lift regularly might also be interested in Treat Your Own Rotator Cuff to prevent rotator cuff tears a lot of lifters eventually get.

I like this book. It would have been perfect except for the fact that "Dumbbell Training for Strength And Fitness" by Matt Brzycki is better. This book is broken down into three parts: The Truth About Dumbbells, The Master Moves, and A Million Moves for Your Muscles. Essentially, this is a good book for someone who wants to master basic movements and then advance by combining exercises for dual body parts. With this in mind, it is an excellent resource for someone with dumbbells and a few props: adjustable bench, swiss ball, and a step.

The first section gives an excellent introduction to dumbbells & pros and cons of different types of equipment. I personally use the Powerblock dumbbells. The second section has pictures of each basic, intermediate, and combined set of exercises. Part three is small, but has example exercises and helps you to customize a workout.

There was one odd thing about the book. There is a picture of a kettle bell on one of the introductory pages, but there isn't a mention of them or their use anywhere in the book. This was an unexpected surprise and then letdown. In all it is a great book. It only gets four stars because it *does not* give the ideology behind different workout techniques: high intensity training, pre/post exhaust techniques, progressive workload, 21s, 3X3 workouts, supersets, forced negatives, etc.

My advice is to buy this book or Brzycki's and also get Arnold's The New Encyclopedia of Modern Bodybuilding.

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The book has some good features but they don't outweigh the negatives. The exercises have great descriptions of how to do them but they lack the the list of what not to do. The exercises are grouped alphabetically which I thought was a good idea until I tried to do them. Since exercises are usually done in a specific order having them alphabetical it takes more time to find the ones you want to do first. Also, not every exercise book gives each exercise the same name. The book also lacks in listing good routines to get you started.

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The book's basic design is that it shows you the core dumbbell exercises (about 40) like bench press, lunges, shoulder press, etc. Then in each section it details how by doing things like changing your grip, foot position, using a bench, etc. you can perform variations of the core exercises. That's how it comes up with the 21,000 moves.

It's a good value if you are new to using dumbbells or if dumbbells are the only type of resistance training that you are planning to do. I like the section entitled "Combine & Conquer" where it shows you how you can combine moves into one exercise in order to expedite your workout. Note, all the pictures in this book are in black & white.

However I think another book, The Men's Health Big Book of Exercises: Four Weeks to a Leaner, Stronger, More Muscular YOU! by Adam Campbell (or the Women's Health Big Book of Exercises), is a better value. This book has pretty much the same dumbbell exercises but also has body-weight exercises, cable exercises and free weight exercises. It has good sections about nutrition and and sample workouts. The pictures are in color. This book is appropriate for beginners to advanced; and home-only exercisers to gym rats.

Lastly, almost all the exercises in these books can found on the internet, for example at websites like or . However, I like to have a book of exercises to refer to when I'm looking to change up my workouts.

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Purchased this book last week and was very impressed on what could be done with just a pair of dumbbells. Even the experienced lifters in the gym were trying some of the exercises and lifts. This book was discussed and passed around the gym -even personal trainers were reading it. I would say it's a must buy for novice, advance lifters and personal trainers and their trainees.

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