Top 15 healthy lifestyle books

The Blue Zones

The Blue Zones

200810 min read
by Dan Buettner
5.0

What is The Blue Zones about?

The book “The Blue Zones” by Dan Buettner teaches us that a longer and healthier life is achievable through ordinary habits and practices. The key secrets to longevity are physical activity, finding purpose, building supportive communities, and anti-stress practices.

Sleep Smarter

Sleep Smarter

201510 min read
by Shawn Stevenson
5.0

What is Sleep Smarter about?

“Sleep Smarter” by Shawn Stevenson is a guide for increasing sleep quality and maintaining good health. The book delves into various subjects, ranging from the significance of sleep to designing an environment conducive to sound sleep. The author suggests practical strategies for overcoming sleep disorders and improving sleep hygiene.

Atomic Habits

Atomic Habits

20188 min read
by James Clear
5.0

What is Atomic Habits about?

"Atomic Habits" by James Clear is one of the most valuable sources for changing your habits as it reveals the very nature of habit formation. The literary work suggests following continuous sequences of cues, cravings, responses, and rewards to achieve objectives. The author has been researching habits and decision-making for many years, and his book has sold millions of copies in over 50 languages.

The Whole30

The Whole30

2015
by Melissa Hartwig Urban, Dallas Hartwig
5.0

What is The Whole30 about?

The Whole30 is a comprehensive program that empowers you to develop a healthier mindset toward food and break unhealthy patterns. By eliminating potentially inflammatory food groups such as sugar, grains, dairy, and legumes, you can identify how your body reacts to different foods. Packed with practical advice, including meal planning tips and recipes, the Whole30 guides you through a lifestyle shift that promotes long-term health and well-being.

Grain Brain

Grain Brain

201312 min read
by David Perlmutter
5.0

What is Grain Brain about?

“Grain Brain” by David Perlmutter highlights the impact of diet, lifestyle, and certain nutrients on brain health and cognitive function. It describes the connection between our diet and inflammation, the harmful effects of gluten and sugar, and the benefits of fasting. You will find relevant advice to improve your mental and physical well-being by altering your diet, sleep habits, and daily activities.

Change Your Brain, Change Your Life

Change Your Brain, Change Your Life

199810 min read
by Dr. Daniel G. Amen
5.0

What is Change Your Brain, Change Your Life about?

“Change Your Brain, Change Your Life” by Dr. Daniel G. Amen illuminates the intricate functions of the brain and its significant role in shaping our lives. This book guides how to optimize brain health through diet, exercise, stress management, and proper medical support.

Built to Move

Built to Move

202310 min read
by Kelly Starrett, Juliet Starrett
5.0

What is Built to Move about?

Unleash your body's full potential with “Built to Move” by Kelly Starrett and Juliet Starrett. Discover transformative strategies for optimal performance, a healthy diet, and effortless movement. Break free from limitations and embrace a life of boundless mobility.

Eat to Beat Disease

Eat to Beat Disease

201910 min read
by William W. Li
5.0

What is Eat to Beat Disease about?

Discover the power of your plate with “Eat to Beat Disease” by William W. Li. The book gives us insights into optimizing our health through the foods we eat. With compelling research and practical advice, Li reveals the hidden healing potential of everyday ingredients.

Gut

Gut

201415 min read
by Giulia Enders
5.0

What is Gut about?

Your gut is more fascinating than you can imagine, and “Gut” by Giulia Enders unravels this hidden universe inside us all. It's an essential guide that emphasizes the vital roles and mechanisms of our digestive system. As we journey through each chapter, we gain unique insights and practical tips to help us better understand and care for our own gut health.

Exercised

Exercised

202111 min read
by Daniel E. Lieberman
5.0

What is Exercised about?

In “Exercised: Why Something We Never Evolved to Do Is Healthy and Rewarding”, Daniel E. Lieberman explores the intriguing paradox of why exercise, something unnatural to our evolution, is both essential and beneficial for modern living. Drawing on anthropology, history, and medical science, Lieberman uncovers the fascinating relationship between physical activity and human health. He weaves practical advice throughout, transforming the way we think about exercise.

Super Immunity

Super Immunity

201111 min read
by Joel Fuhrman
5.0

What is Super Immunity about?

No one likes to be sick, but in today's world, illnesses surround us constantly. No matter how advanced medicine is, we will still become ill because of our weak immune system. But Joel Fuhrman knows how to help you in this situation.

Outlive

Outlive

202310 min read
by Bill Gifford, Peter Attia
5.0

What is Outlive about?

There's no need to ask whether you want to live a longer and better life. Of course, the answer will be yes! Lucky for you “Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity” by Peter Attia and Bill Gifford is a unique insight into how to achieve longevity and happiness.

Eat to Live

Eat to Live

2011
by Joel Fuhrman, MD
5.0

What is Eat to Live about?

Whether you're looking to lose weight, improve your health, or simply learn more about nutrition, Eat to Live is a must-read. Dr. Joel Fuhrman’s emphasis on consuming nutrient-dense, low-calorie foods is backed by scientific research, making his approach credible and effective. The book is filled with practical advice, including meal planning tips, shopping guides, and a variety of recipes to incorporate more fruits and vegetables into your daily diet.

The Plant Paradox

The Plant Paradox

2019
by Steven R. Gundry, MD
5.0

What is The Plant Paradox about?

Dr. Steven R. Gundry, a renowned cardiologist, challenges the conventional wisdom of healthy eating in his book The Plant Paradox. It provides an eye-opening examination of how 'healthy' foods like fruits, vegetables, and whole grains carry hidden dangers called lectins, which can trigger inflammation, disease, and weight gain. Dr. Gundry encourages readers to reconsider their dietary choices, ultimately aiming to prevent and reverse obesity and chronic diseases.

The 4-Hour Body

The 4-Hour Body

2011
by Timothy Ferriss
5.0

What is The 4-Hour Body about?

Do you want to achieve peak physical potential with minimal effort? The 4-Hour Body by Tim Ferriss will teach you how. With insights from elite athletes and doctors, Tim Ferriss offers actionable advice for both men and women to achieve immediate, compelling results. After reading this book, not only will you feel fully rested on minimal sleep, but you will also reach your genetic potential in 6 months.

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