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Non-fiction - Healthy Living - Christchurch City Libraries

Have you always wanted to learn more about healthy living but been dissuaded by the dry calorie charts and research on fitness? These authors shed light on healthy living in a diverting way, tackling topics like exercise routines and clean eating with anecdotes, tips, tricks, and their own compelling stories. A Christchurch City Libraries list.

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  • The Everything Guide

    Hormones, Health and Happiness in Menopause, Midlife and Beyond

    Bezzant, Niki
    Written by Kiwi author and Menopause expert, Nikki Bezzant, this empowering guide helps women to embrace this often-tricky part of their life, providing them with confidence and right tools to navigate their way through it all. It delves…
    BookAuckland, New Zealand : Penguin Random House New Zealand, 2024. — 613.0424 BEZ
  • A compelling and eye-opening read that examines the pervasive influence of ultra-processed foods on the health of human beings and from this, contributing to a global food crisis. Writer and doctor Dr. Van Tulleken unearths the hidden…
    BookLondon : Cornerstone Press, 2023. — 613.2 TUL
  • Outlive

    the Science & Art of Longevity

    Attia, Peter
    This cutting-edge New York Times best-selling book by renowned physician Peter Attia, presents us with a huge paradigm shift in the way we should think about aging. Drawing on the latest research in biology, medicine, and lifestyle habits,…
    BookLondon : Vermilion, 2023. — 612.68 ATT
  • The Miracle Pill

    Why a Sedentary World Is Getting It All Wrong

    Walker, Peter
    Journalist and fitness-enthusiast Peter Walker puts forward a straight-forward solution, "we just need to move". Offering sobering statistics and delving deeply into why modern humans are less active. Peter suggests we need to pick the…
    BookLondon : Simon & Schuster, 2021. — 613 WAL
  • The Natural Health Service

    What the Great Outdoors Can Do for Your Mind

    Hardman, Isabel
    In 2016 award winning journalist and author Isobel Hardman's "mind stopped working". She draws upon her personal experience of depression and anxiety sharing how through being active in the outdoors she overcame it. Examining research and…
    BookLondon : Atlantic Books, 2020. — 616.8527 HAR
  • Spoon-fed

    Why Almost Everything We've Been Told About Food Is Wrong

    Spector, T. D. (Timothy David)
    Renowned food epidemiologist Tim Spector sets about busting many of the myths on what makes for a healthy diet. Traditional wisdom and modern fads such as calorie counting and most food supplements come under close scrutiny as does…
    BookLondon : Jonathan Cape, 2020. — 641.3 SPE
  • Eat Like the Animals

    What Nature Teaches Us About Healthy Eating in a Fast Food World

    Raubenheimer, David, 1960-
    This entertaining and insightful book by biologists David Raubenheimer and Stephen Simpson journeys to all corners of the earth examining the dietary habits of various animals and insects, seeing how the natural balance they achieve…
    BookLondon : William Collins, 2020. — 613.2 RAU
  • Chasing Excellence

    a Story About Building the World's Fittest Athletes

    Bergeron, Ben
    CrossFit trainer to many of the world’s top athletes Ben Bergerson, gives us this self-motivational guide to exactly what it takes to reach the top tier of the sporting world. We’re shown the step by step processes he puts in place for his…
    Book[Place of publication not identified] : Lioncrest, [2017] — 613.7 BER
  • This Is Your Brain on Food

    An Indispensable Guide to the Surprising Foods That Fight Depression, Anxiety, PTSD, OCD, ADHD, and More

    Naidoo, Uma
    Psychiatrist, nutritionist and trained chef Dr Uma Naidoo pulls together her impressive background and knowledge to deliver a ground-breaking guide to eating the right foods for your mental well-being. Naidoo scrutinizes the simple but…
    BookNew York : Little, Brown Spark, 2020. — 616.8 NAI
  • Exercised

    the Science of Physical Activity, Rest and Health

    Lieberman, Daniel, 1964-
    This highly entertaining and engaging book by evolutionary biologist, Daniel Lieberman, shatters many of the pre-conceived myths about exercise, taking a suspicious standpoint on the more extreme forms of exercise - such as triathlons and…
    BookLondon : Allen Lane, 2020. — 612.044 LIE
  • How Not to Diet

    the Groundbreaking Science of Healthy, Permanent Weight Loss

    Greger, Michael
    From famed nutritionist Dr Michael Gregar, the New York Times bestselling author of ‘How not to die’, this insightful book delves into why specific diets often don’t work, looking into the latest science in areas such as microbiome to…
    BookNew York : Flatiron Books, 2019. — 613.25 GRE
  • Why We Eat (too Much)

    the New Science of Appetite

    Jenkinson, Andrew
    Weight loss surgeon Dr Andrew Jenkinson bestows upon us his unique insight from years of treating people to put forward a more grounded, holistic and scientific viewpoint as to what impacts our weight gain, at the same time criticizing the…
    Book[London] : Penguin Life, 2020. — 613.2 JEN
  • This informative and potentially life-changing book by geriatrician, Dr Kate Gregorevic, attempts to give over 50s men and women practical health advice on how to avoid the sort of diseases and other health problems that impact them later…
    BookSydney : Pan Macmillan Australia, 2020. — 612.67 GRE