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Rujuta Diwekar

Category Health & Wellness
Pages 344 Pages
Cover Type Paperback
Type Textbook
Language English

ISBN 9789395073097

Rs. 560

Westland Books/Nasadiya Technologies Private Limited

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Rujuta Diwekar

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Dont Lose Out Work Out

Dont Lose Out Work Out

THE ONE-STOP GUIDE TO GOOD HEALTHY LIVING COMBINING OLD AND NEWWAYS OF NURTURING YOUNG BODIES AND MINDS Honoured by ?Nutrition award' from Asian Institute of Gastroenterology; Rujuta Diwekar is an award-winning trainer. In this book; she has shared her years of knowledge and experience on diet; weight-loss and healthy living. She explains the importance and role of workouts; their types and their benefits. She explains vital concepts of healthy living in easy-to-understand language. The books also includes real-life experiences of people; which makes it more motivating and interesting to read. The author passes on her knowledge and understanding in very simple terms; reflecting her wonderful sense of humour from time to time. She lists easy ways to keep track of health amidst day-to-day struggles with life. Through this book brings you the secrets of healthy lifestyle debunking myths about diet and exercise.

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ISBN 9789395073097
Pages 344 Pages
Cover Type Paperback
Type Textbook
Language English
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SKU 2010000559307

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