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Furst's First Good; Could Be BetterReview Date: 2006-09-27
More about this book...from the ADAReview Date: 2002-09-30
A hysterical memoir of growing up as a husky... plump...heavyset...Okay FAT! child, who struggled with weight problems through adulthood, Stephen shares his tips and recipes for how he went from an out-of-control 320 pound person with diabetes, to his lean, mean, low-fat eating machine of 175. (Although he still refuses to wear a Speedo!) A self-help cookbook of epic proportions or actually epic portions, filled with all kinds of tips, anecdotes, it includes everything from real recipes, (like cheesecake, soup, and pasta) to how to get through the holidays without killing yourself instead of your relatives. You've tried everything else, try laughing your way to better health. Key features:
Inspirational and humorous-tells Stephen Furst's story of overcoming his
problems with weight and out-of-control diabetes
Includes the recipes that helped Stephen lose 150 lbs. and manage
his diabetes
Tips for eating out at restaurants without sabotaging your diet
Stephen Furst has been an actor for the past 23 years, starring in the classic movie comedy Animal House and two multi-award winning television series-St. Elsewhere and Babylon 5. After tipping the scales at 320 lbs. even though he was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes at the age of 17, Stephen found himself in the hospital with the prognosis of a foot amputation. He decided to take charge of his life and dropped to his current weight of 175 pounds-where he has held steady for the last six years.
This book does anything but "flounder"!Review Date: 2005-12-30
This is not another dumb diet book!Review Date: 2003-02-01
I finally see the light!Review Date: 2003-02-03

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EffectiveReview Date: 2007-06-23
Go buy this book!!!Review Date: 1998-05-10
A powerful, practical text for changing your eating habitsReview Date: 1998-01-15
This book has cured myReview Date: 1999-01-28
Finally, a book that can truly change your life around.Review Date: 1999-03-04


Wow This book woke me up big time!Review Date: 2008-11-25
Fills in the missing piecesReview Date: 2008-01-14
This book is great because it explains why I am having cravings and how to do the inner work to put an end to the cravings. Many books tell you what to eat and then you are on your own. This one helps you to change where the craving comes from so that it is not just a battle of wills. I appreciate the cleansing section and the section on how to put food into categories to stay balanced. Something about how that is explained just makes things so clear. My advice is stop buying dieting books and go for the "Cure".
simple, practical, effectiveReview Date: 2007-12-02
Most definitely changed my life!Review Date: 2007-11-08
It really is amazing how The Craving Cure is just that....it cured my cravings for the sugar and empty starches that I thought I could never live without. I'm never really hungry like I used to be. Honestly I would be starving 30 minutes after I would eat my oatmeal every morning. Not anymore!
I have lost 10 pounds. I am so excited! I feel great. I have tried so many times to lose these 10 to 15 pounds and have never come so close.
Your book and program is incredibly inspiring and has changed my life.
It's funny because the whole concept of looking deep inside yourself vs. the outer layer of "chatter" (I believe was how it was referred to) is such a simple solution that I was somewhat aware of but your explanation brought the picture in crystal clear. Somehow it just all made sense - very simply.
I have experienced not only positive physical changes but my whole outlook on life has changed. I feel that I can accomplish anything I set my mind to. I can't remember when I've ever felt this good! Thank you again. Because of your book my life has changed in so many wonderful ways!
Puts It All Together!!Review Date: 2007-05-22
In retrospect, there is a very good reason why this has happened.
This book is absolutely life changing. It puts the whole picture together and has you draw on your "wise self" to make decisions about food, exercise and your sense of well being. What's more important, is Rena teaches you step by step how to do this in a systematic way.
Working with her material has been a phenomenal experience for me.
In terms of effects, things have changed very steadily. The first thing I noticed was that I could sleep through the night. Then, the aches and pains started diminishing. Then, my energy came back and before you know it, I'm looking forward to walking my dog every night (and I used to hate being outside) doing Power Yoga and meditating.
They are no longer a struggle for me but instead have become an integral part of my daily life.Not to mention, I've been losing weight slowly and steadily. I highly recommend this book.
I have all the rest of her materials as well including her other book and CD set. Having all these tools at my disposal is amazing - I feel so supported and I don't even know her!
Thank you Rena. You've changed my life. . . . for the better!!

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Detox: Global Spa Style A-ZReview Date: 2008-11-14
Let's face it - most of us tend to try to find "methods" of healing when we are sick and too ill to drive to the healthfood store or read a book with indepth research and complicted steps to follow.
This book uses multicultural, multidimensional, mix and match methods to aid healing via SIMPLE, PRACTICAL and EASY TO FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS!
Many Blessing Upon The Author....
Detoxing with common senseReview Date: 2003-05-13
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Clear, Complete and InformativeReview Date: 2000-05-26
Very InformativeReview Date: 2007-03-09
excellent book!Review Date: 2002-02-17

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Finally there's a book to help regular folksReview Date: 1998-08-07
Well worth the read!Review Date: 2000-02-27
Excellent discussion of alternatives to drugs.Review Date: 1998-02-05
Speedy inspiration for cholesterol reductionReview Date: 1999-04-05
Clever food substitutions really workedReview Date: 1999-08-01

resultsReview Date: 1999-12-03
Excellent resourceReview Date: 1998-08-19
Very objective, both pro and conReview Date: 1998-07-24
Well organized, excellent resourceReview Date: 1998-12-14
NBAF 'another must have book'Review Date: 1998-08-24

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The Don't Go Hungry DietReview Date: 2008-10-01
She advocates whole, healthy food that is readily available and has simple tips like, eat plenty of fruit and veggies, eat a wide variety of foods and reaquaint yourself with what your body wants; she also says don't panic if you slip and don't punish yourself. When I moved to the US I carried my copy of The Don't Go Hungry Diet in my luggage so that I had it as soon as I arrived. Her recipes are also great.
Thanks Dr. Amanda.
Stop beating yourself up and listen to your bodyReview Date: 2008-10-01
This book was the relief I needed. Dr. Amanda's principles made sense and were backed by science. The thing that struck me the most was her explanation of how we can be so good on a diet and then suddenly binge like we had never eaten food before. I have struggled with eating disorders since I was in grade school (I'm almost 40 now) and have overcome most of my harmful behavior, but could not figure out why those binges would still grab hold of me. Once I started applying Dr. Amanda's principles, the binges stopped and so did my beating myself up. I realized that depriving my body for so long only leads to a craving. That it isn't something uncontrollable. I have control by listening to my body, eating healthy foods most of the time and allowing myself treats without guilt. I still have my days where I overeat past fullness, but if I truly listen to my body the fat brake kicks in and I typically eat less the next day, I still track my calories because it helps me, but I'm no longer obsessive. I have lost 2 lbs towards my 10 lb goal and know it will take time, but I am OK with it because I"ve learned a way I can live with.
Here is the answer you have been looking forReview Date: 2008-09-08
The Only "Diet" Book I'd Ever Recommend Review Date: 2008-09-01
This is the first "diet" book which truly gives you the information (power) back to make your own decisions. This book helps reconnect you to your body and its signals of hunger and satiety. We live so far from what our bodies are telling us, that its no wonder we're having such difficulty with weight issues. We crave nutrients, not volume.
Don't ever read another diet article about will power or motivation. You won't need it. Don't ever read another about counting calories. Just read this book and take back the ability to listen to your own body. I've already shared my copy with friends. Work with your body, stop beating yourself up, and be patient. This is the guide to a lifestyle you have been looking for.
The Holy Grail is here if you are looking for itReview Date: 2008-09-01
If you are struggling with your weight you must buy this book immediately.
Grab a highlighter and read it until you understand the content well enough to teach it. Once you learn how to tune into your body's signals you will be on the road to success. Readers will also discover that if you arrive at your goal weight by sheer willpower you will have inadvertently turned your body into a super efficient fat storing machine. You may win the battle but will lose the war big time. In other words you will ultimately get fatter and fatter. Not surprisingly, as determined as you may be to stick to your "diet" when you go up against millions of years of evolutionary development you will ultimately fail.
The book will show you how to prevail by working with your body rather than against it. No fuzzy new age theories here. The author is not a celebrity trainer to the stars, she is a is a molecular scientist with a PhD from the University of Geneva, Switzerland, who has spent her professional life in this area of research. This stuff is all backed by hard science and based on how our bodies actually work.
A word of warning. The primary concepts taught in this book are very simple but can be easily misunderstood by anybody simply skimming through the book. Yes, you will never go hungry on this diet but first you must get back in tune with your own physical signals. Some chronic dieters have lost touch with their natural signals and re-acquainting yourself with them is a key component of Dr Amanda's approach.Detailed steps are provided.
The book is clearly written, thoroughly researched and referenced. If you want to lose weight all you have to do is read it thoroughly and apply the method diligently.
5 stars


YOU CAN END WAR IN YOUR OWN HEART!Review Date: 2007-01-26
Larger people deserve to be healthy, tooReview Date: 2006-05-13
Everyone should read this book!!!!!!Review Date: 2006-07-17
Please do yourself a favor and READ this fantastic book. You will not be disappointed, I promise.
revolutionaryReview Date: 2001-05-01
Bliss with BlissReview Date: 2001-06-12

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Finally, a doctor who understands and can help me!Review Date: 2003-02-16
Sound Advice Enveloped in Warmth and SensitivityReview Date: 2003-03-28
This is a great book!Review Date: 2003-03-01
A dream come true: The most sensible approach ever!Review Date: 2003-02-23
Why? Rather than offering a once-size-fits-all formula for quick weight loss, it helps first pinpoint the possible causes of our diverse, individual struggles and then offers sensible, logical and healthy lifestyle changes I wish I'd "thought of" before: No longer do I feel like I'm on a diet, but by following Dr. Kushner & team's expert guidelines, I've adopted changes that are not only manageable in everyday domestic, social and business situations, but ones that can easily last a lifetime.
Ever since I found my "personality type" after completing the quiz, made lots of the recommended changes, met with great success (and compliments from others!) I've been thinking "Why don't people ever talk about this 'novel approach' even though, as I now see, it makes the most obvious sense in the world?"
Moreover, Dr. Kushner not only seems to understand every single one of us, but he also recognizes the human reality of our situation--that deprivation and strict dietary dictates aren't what are going to give us the long-lasting results we've all been seeking, and instead offers us valid, sensible advice and tools we all can use to fit our varied lifestyles and thereby get control of our weight once and for all. In addition to all of this, I loved the tone of the book because it seems like he's actually talking to you, doing so with warmth and a sense of humor. So apart from being enormously helpful, it's also enjoyable to read.
I feel like buying this book as a gift for every single person I know who struggles with their weight. I also feel like nominating Dr. Kushner for the "Hall of Fame of Medical Professionals who Really Understand and Care about You & Me."
Life LessonsReview Date: 2006-06-08


I lost 10 pounds!!Review Date: 2003-08-30
I just ordered the FREE supplement of an additional one-hundered beer/carbs from the author's website.
No More Light Beer For Me!Review Date: 2003-08-04
Book DOES NOT Advocate Drinking Beer Will Make You ThinReview Date: 2004-10-20
To the reviewer who posted this...the book is about moderation. There is not one bit of advice in the book that advocates that drinking beer will make you thin. How do I know? I'm the author. By listing the carbohydrate counts of over 350 beers---something that Atkins, South Beach, Protein Power, etc. does not do, and pointing out how the MODERATE consumption of beer can be worked into a low-carb diet, the book adds another piece of information to the low-carb scene.
BTW, Atkins, Protein Power, and now---even South Beach, say the moderate consumption of beer is okay. They just don't give you the carb counts for beer. Duh! This book does.
Works For Me!Review Date: 2003-09-18
The list of beers with their carbohydrate counts in this book opens up a whole new side of controlled carbohydrate eating. The key is moderation. You make the decision how much beer you can incorporate into your daily carb intake. With the beer/carb numbers listed in the book, you now have full control to enjoy regular brewed beers while dieting.
BTW, I've dropped 25 pounds and still enjoy a beer or two a couple of times a week.
You Can Drink Beer & Still Lose WeightReview Date: 2003-06-24
Don't bother looking for the carb counts of regular beers on cans or bottles. The author points out that the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms doesn't allow it though a nutritional analysis is mandatory on all "light" beers. Skilnik claims it took 2 years of telephone calls, e-mailing and faxing to put this book together, probably helped by the fact that he's a certified brewer with a degree in Brewing Technology from the Siebel Institute of Technology, the oldest school for brewers in the U.S.
There's lot of micro and regional beers here and imports too plus the typical American stuff. You can also go to the book's website for updates and additions to the carbohydrate counts of even more beers as they become available.
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The second part of the book is his own commentary interspersed with recipes. The recipes are interesting, though not always appetizing. For instance, his instructions on making diabetic ketchup makes you question of you ever want any kind of ketchup period. He uses things from around the house and supermarket to create these substitutes for dishes he decided he liked but could not eat. What he lacks in style here he makes up for in creativity.
The downsides of the book are few but glaring. In one instance he calls the reality show Survivor as Survival. There are a few of the naggling little mistakes throughout the book and one realizes that Furst probably wrote the book without the help of a ghostwriter but also wonders why the ADA editors didn't do their job completely.
A second edition with more recipes, ana expanded autobiography, and an update to the present (the book was published in 2002) would all take this book from just pretty good to excellent.