Dr. Bridell's Logical and Rational and Poetic and Beautiful and Completely Guaranteed Diet for All Your Appetites

Dr. Bernardo Bridell

ISBN 10: 1934537012 / ISBN 13: 9781934537015

Published by Meridian Publishing, 2007

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Dr. Bridell's Logical and Rational and Poetic and Beautiful and Completely Guaranteed Diet for All Your Appetites
• Publisher: Meridian Publishing
• Publication Date: 2007
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1934537012
• ISBN 13: 9781934537015
• Binding: paperback
• Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis

Lots of diet books — lots of promises — lots of bunk! So says Dr. Bridell, who is actually a popular author and writer writing under the pseudonym of "Dr. Bridell." This book is different. It even comes with a guarantee. "If you read and follow this book, you will lose weight — quite a lot of weight in most cases -- and your weight loss will actually be the least important thing this book does for you..." and that is a full money-back guarantee!" Dr. Bridell" (sounds like "Bridle" as used on a horse) uses food as a metaphor for all our "appetites and passions" once we learn to "sip, savor and smell" rather than "gulp, guzzle and glut" we begin to evoke the maximum enjoyment out of the nourishment process. It's not about guilt or counting calories or limiting yourself to bland food... it's about proper and thoughtful control that brings about a fullness of joy. Once that is mastered, Dr. Bridell takes you on to the other appetites and passions where the same principles apply to enhance and maximize our experience. It's about getting the most out of life and doing it in good form at the same time!

As a reader, I loved the "joy quotient" analogy. Which is: that after a period of fasting, the first bite is always the most "joyful" followed by the second and third, however, there is a point of diminishing returns. That is the point at which we need to program ourselves to stop. It's like leaving a party at its peak rather than staying to the bitter end. The joy factor is greater and joy is enhanced. When we cease to glut ourselves, we don't need a "diet or nutrition guide" to tell us what to eat, our body will naturally crave those more nutritious items that it needs once we have stopped stuffing it.