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The 5:2 Fast Diet for Beginners

The Complete Book for Intermittent Fasting with Easy Recipes and Weight Loss Plans

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The 5:2 Fast Diet for Beginners

By: Rockridge Press
Narrated by: Kevin Pierce
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Don't starve yourself! The 5:2 Fast Diet for Beginners is the perfect resource to begin a successful fasting and transformative eating plan. The intermittent fasting method of the 5:2 Fast Diet is a safe and easy way to cleanse, detoxify, and lose weight - without going hungry.

Unlike starvation diets, which typically fail, the 5:2 Fast Diet balances 5 days of regular eating with 2 days of reduced-calorie meals. Easy to follow, the 5:2 Fast Diet is a proven method for better health and effective weight loss.

The 5:2 Fast Diet for Beginners is the only guide you'll need to transition to a healthier way of eating and dieting:

  • Get started right away with easy tips for first-time fast dieters.
  • Don't deprive yourself! Enjoy low-calorie recipes and delicious snacks on your fasting days.
  • Ensure success with step-by-step meal plans.
  • Achieve your weight-loss goals with dozens of healthy recipes.
  • Stay on track with motivational reminders and expert weight loss tips.

Lose weight and enjoy better health with The 5:2 Fast Diet for Beginners, your easy introduction to the revolutionary intermittent fasting method and its proven results.

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It's five chapters of recipes. Who puts a recipe book on audible. I was hoping more for research as to why 5:2 was better than water or juicing fasts

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Nothing new, just a guy reading a bunch of recipes. I do not recommend this book. Very blah!

Just recipes

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What would have made The 5:2 Fast Diet for Beginners better?

The plan is simple and straight forward. The narrator speaks clearly. But THREE chapters of recipes being read...really? Why not provide a PDF for those that have purchased the audio copy, so that we can use that larger portion of the book?

What could Rockridge Press have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?

Provide recipes in a user friendly format.

What did you like about the performance? What did you dislike?

Simple, clear instructions for the diet.

What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?

Disappointment.

We need a PDF for the recipes!

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I was looking for some basic information along with diet options. This book gave me exactly what I was looking for in terms of how to start dieting using 5:2 method. I’ve only been doing this for two weeks but I’ve lost 3 lbs.

Great information

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This book differs from the full 5/2 diet book and contradicts it. The original 5/2 diet book states you should eat 500-600 calories on your fast days and eat normally on the other days. This book says to lower your calories some percentage on all the days, and then also have the fast days. This is NOT what the original 5/2 recommends at all. I can see lots of ways this would defeat the purpose by making it really difficult. It would be like being on a regular diet (hard enough) and then having two days where you fast (harder) and then going back to (difficult) regular diet. I think you would probably slow your metabolism with the dieting all the time and start feeling really deprived. The whole point of the 5/2 is that you do not slow your metabolism because you are not dieting all the time and your metabolism doesn't get used to less calories, and you get all the benefits of fasting because it is not hard to do it only two days a week knowing you will not be deprived tomorrow!

read the other 5-2 book instead

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