New Hope for Childhood Obesity: Love More, Feed Less, Published by The Muffin Lady, Inc.
Summary
Her “Blueberry Gobble” and “Zip-Itty-Doo-Dah Bread,” for instance, are healthy alternatives for the after school snack, and her “Homespun Potato Chips” and homemade chocolate bars are easy and inexpensive to prepare, especially when avoiding the excess grease, salt and sugar found in parallel commercial items.After starting to bake and sell her goods around Evergreen, Colorado, she was one day dubbed “The Muffin Lady” by a local Post Office employee, and so began her career as full time culinary professional and author.“Food is what gives us life,” Randi says, “and when you know how to prepare good, homemade food, it should be shared for the benefit of all.” ### Evergreen, CO, December 23, 2010 --( PR.com )-- Randi Lee Levin announced today the release of her newest book, Love More, Feed Less, A Tasty Path Toward Avoiding Obesity, published by The Muffin Lady, Inc. Randi’s straight-from-the-heart and timely new guide shows parents how to avoid overfeeding their children the salty, sugary and fatty foods that lead to obesity.Instead, the author presents a smorgasbord of healthy, tasty dishes that can be prepared easily and innovatively; while offering ways to adjust serving sizes to help induce and maintain weight loss; and prevent the addiction to overeating so common to today’s youth.Love More, Feed Less is not a diet book.After starting to bake and sell her goods around Evergreen, Colorado, she was one day dubbed “The Muffin Lady” by a local Post Office employee, and so began her career as full time culinary professional and author.