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Title	:	I Can Make You Thin
Author	:	Paul McKenna
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 144 pages
Published	:	January 17th 2005 by Bantam Press (first published 2005)
Categories	:	Nonfiction. Health. Self Help. Food and Drink. Diets. Psychology

I Can Make You Thin

Paul McKenna

Paperback | Pages: 144 pages

Rating: 3.6 | 1667 Users | 207 Reviews

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Do you want to lose weight easily? Would you like to feel really happy with your body? Are you unable to lose those last 10 pounds? Are you a late night snacker? Do you find it hard to say no to second helpings? Do you get disheartened about your eating habits and your weight? Yes? Well, Paul McKenna has written the book for you. I Can Make You Thin will change your attitude to food for ever.

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ISBN:	0593050541 (ISBN13: 9780593050545)
Edition Language:	English

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Ratings: 3.6 From 1667 Users | 207 Reviews

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This book was fantastic. Don't let the title fool you because it is not a diet book at all. It helps those of us who have been on the diet coaster find a calm and centered way to stop hating food (or loving it too much).

This book doesn't contain any real new information. Many other people out there have said what McKenna is saying. But what I found different about this book was the simpleness and how concisely he has presented his four simple rules. I felt good reading it and I am stiving to fit his philosophies into my life. Even though I've read other books saying the same thing, this was the one book that spoke to me.As for the CD, it was quite weird to listen to at first. I didn't know what to make of it.

The premise of the book is simple... eat when you're hungry and don't eat when you're not hungry. It was almost too simple to be true. When I started doing this I realized the countless amount of times throughout the day that I ate just for eating sake... not because I was hungry. I would also eat way past the point of being hungry - not good. I've noticed a difference in my weight now and am much more calmer about food because of this book.So, if I've told you all this why read the book? We've

As with all Paul McKenna books i feel somethings i could relate to and others not so much.

A really good book but it didn't work for me. I am a lost cause. :)

This is by a guy who takes behavioural cognative therapy and applies it to weight loss. Not new, not revolutionary, but why does it need to be? I think that's the problem most people have with weight loss: it's so simple, we overlook it. Let me summarize:His four golden rules are1. Eat when you're hungry.2. Eat only what you truly want, not what you think you should eat.3. Eat every bite consciously, tasting and enjoying it fully.4. Stop when you think you're full.He also adds moving every day

Well another diet book - but not a diet book! I'm giving it a try. This is the first time since I was 12 that I can actually say I am not on a diet. And it feels really, really good. I feel like I control food - it does not control me for the first time ever. Now lets see if I gain, loose or stay the same :)