Project You

Project You is the ultimate guidebook for optimal physical and mental health.
--Julia Mancuso, U.S. Olympic Skier, Four-time Olympic Gold Medal Winner

In Project You, women's health advocate and former college athlete Neely Mack takes us from the plains of the Australian Bush to the halls of the world's most innovative research centers in her quest for the secrets of true health and longevity. Not another book about the latest fad diet or juice cleanse, Project You lays out a straightforward and easy-to-follow path to living a clean and disease-free life, by engaging the 3 pillars of health -- gut health, mindfulness and movement. You will be amazed what you learn (and what you need to quickly unlearn) as you take this insightful and very healing ride!

In Project You, you will discover:

• The amazing connection between gut health and physical & mental well-being. Who would guess that some of the mainstay foods in the American diet-- milk, bread, eggs-- could be wreaking havoc on your GI tract and leading to inflammation and disease?
• Powerful new superfoods from the Australian bush that are being studied for their cancer-fighting and Alzheimer s-prevention properties.
• Delicious superfood smoothie and soup recipes that will boost your energy and immunity, and keep your blood sugar levels at bay.
• The science behind glowing hair and skin through the daily intake of green superfoods.
• The secrets to inner peace and emotional balance, and meditation practices to help you get there.
• Exercise regimes of top athletes that will keep you physically and mentally fit, not drained and depleted.

Neely Mack is a fashion designer, entrepreneur and women's health advocate. A former competitive athlete, Neely began a lifelong search for true health and wellness after suffering debilitating health problems in college, where she played Division I tennis. She has spent the past 20 years of her life traveling the world, researching the healing properties of superfoods that slow down the aging process and prevent disease, and studying supercentenarian cultures where people live to ages well beyond 100 years.