Easy Health for Busy Moms
Easy Health for Busy Moms
“Balancing Time, Money & Good Sense”
$4.97
It’s time to get healthy, feel better and have more energy to be a better mom and wife!
It’s an easy-to-read, dense book full of nutritional facts, health “short-cuts” and simple suggestions and reminders to help the busy mom be as healthy as possible!
“Kelly Crawford’s new e-book Easy Health for Busy Moms is a must read if, like me, you want to improve your family’s health and nutrition and you’re on a tight budget. It’s packed full of just the kind of nutritional information I’m desperate to consume at the moment… I’m so grateful to Kelly for doing lots of ground work and research on these subjects so that I don’t have to!” -Anna, Counting Each Blessing
Just a few questions you’ll find answered in Easy Health for Busy Moms:
- What are the top 12 super foods?
- What one ingredient boasts a whole list of incredible health benefits including the ability to stop a heart attack or stroke?
- What 5-minute exercise is better than walking and has been found to help prevent certain cancers?
- Which foods can help you lose weight?
- What are 6 simple substitutions that will increase your family’s health?
- Plus, healthy breakfast ideas and easy homemade recipes
Find the answers to these and much more in Easy Health for Busy Moms!
$4.97
Word Warrior | 
April 22, 2011 8:28 pm
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