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Glenn's book, Thinsanity, aims to transform the way we approach weight management of the body, by starting with the mind. New scientific developments are offering insights into a compassionate way to make peace with food, fall in love with physical movement, and learn to LOVE your body healthy.
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This book is right for anyone who wants to learn to love their body and be healthy in it. That if she listened to the right song or won the right any award or knew about whisky or followed the right Instagram psychologist or drank kombucha, ever, or enacted the correct step Korean skincare regime, she would become her 'best self'. Wild and funny and wickedly relatable, it is one woman's reckoning with her complete inability to self-improve and a hilarious reprieve for anyone who has ever struggled to be better.
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Discover the meaning of the Michelle Pfeiffer the Pfizer. Ask your mate to pick you up a Bachelor's Handbag and some bread rolls on his next run to Coles. As authoritative as the Macquarie Dictionary and as exhaustive as a Fortitude Valley pub crawl, Betoota-isms is your one-stop guide to the grandeur of the great Australian vernacular.
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