Top 8 Self-Help Nutrition Books

Nutrition expert Tanya Zuckerbrot has written this informative book to help you eat a healthy diet which will help you lose weight and keep it off for good. The secret to healthy weight is eating enough fiber and The F-Factor Diet has all of the tips and tools you need to lose weight and be healthy.

An excellent do-it-yourself manual for creating your own nutrition program. This book will teach you how to improve your health with the right foods.

Childhood obesity has become a big problem and Melinda S. Sothern wrote this book to offer guidance for teaching kids to eat healthy foods and to exercise. She designed a 12-week program that will allow overweight kids to achieve and maintain a healthy weight.

One of my all time favorite books for women's health issues. Dr. Christiane Northrup helps women to achieve emotional and physical health through the use of good nutrition, and holistic healing methods.

Franceen Friefeld authored this great book along with her mother, Claire Friefeld. It is clearly written with great ideas to help you choose healthy foods. One of the highlights of this book are the many photos of meals that show exactly what size portions we should be eating. There are also checklists and food diary pages that can be copied and used to help to achieve a healthy diet.

This is a great book by an expert on healthy living, Steve Aldana, PhD. What I like most about this book is that everything Aldana writes is backed up by research. It is well written, and a pleasure to read. Aldana not only tells you how to live healthier, he also teaches you why need to make these changes.

This book by Larrian Gillespie is written for women about the men they love and how to help them improve their diets. Gillespie writes with a great sense of humor and The Gladiator Diet is a fun book to read. A great resource for anyone who wants to help support a healthy lifestyle for the man they love.

This interesting book helps you to sort out which foods will reduce inflammation and which foods will actually make inflammation worse. Author Monica Reinagel includes some excellent meal plans, recipes and her Inflammation Factor tables help you rate foods on their capacities to cause or reduce inflammation.