Review: Wash the weight away
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 8, 2014
Child hood can be a difficult time for anyone, but for a child deserted by her father, and a mother that worked 2 jobs it was easy to pick up bad eating habits. A supportive, but absent mother did little to break the cycle.High school was a lonely time, teased and made fun of, so a real effort to start college with a different outlook made a little hope creep into life.Going from bouncy and pretty back to overweight caused severe depression, especially after being dumped by a best friend. Food was comfort, but the price paid for comfort did not look good in the mirror.I understand these troubles, I have been plagued with them ever since I can remember!There is nothing like waking up in a hospital bed to make you take a really different look at your life. Something had to change, but the thought of eating ill tasting meals was hardly worth the trouble.Tiffany had to do something, anything to get her weight under control. In a lucky series of events, her mom suggested a water diet she had run across.Tiffany explains how she took this diet, broke it down step by step and was able to finally restore her life.It is such a simple book and yet expresses profound feeling and a victory that saved her life.I am going to follow in her footsteps and drink more water to find out how life can be filled with much more than cardboard tasting food. I want to feel better too, and through conscious effort to follow Tiffany’s simple water intake guide, I know I can experience life to it’s fullest.What a wonderful experience to share with people who are fighting the same battle as you have already fought!