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Julie Beyer, MA, RD

Interstitial Cystitis: A Guide for Nutrition Educators
by Julie Beyer, MA, RD

New research estimates three to eight million women and one to four million men in the United States may have Interstitial Cystitis — also called IC, a life altering, painful bladder condition. The great news is that dietary modifications can help relieve the symptoms of IC which include urgent, frequent, and painful urination. In order to spread the word, Julie Beyer, MA, RD, a dietitian and IC patient, has written Interstitial Cystitis: A Guide for Nutrition Educators to help educate dietitians and nurses who provide diet counseling to bladder disease patients.

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You CAN Write a Book! The No-Nonsense Guide to Self-Publishing
by Julie Beyer, MA

Publish your book FAST!  Self-publishing is one of the quickest ways to get your books printed. Once you write your book and submit it to traditional publishers, it may be months before you get your book into the public's hands. In You CAN Write A Book: The No-Nonsense Guide to Self-Publishing, I will show you how to manage your time, get the job done, and get your books in record time....many times in less than two weeks!

SPEND LESS & KEEP MORE of the Profits! In You CAN Write A Book: The No-Nonsense Guide to Self-Publishing, I will teach you how to get your book printed for less than you ever could have imagined. I will share with you dozens of non-traditional ways to sell your book and how to craft a low- or no-cost marketing plan that focuses on your book's mission statement and target audience to maximize sales.

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Kudos to Anne Fletcher as she once again does what she does best, weaving weight management best practices with personal testimonies. In Weight Loss Confidential, Fletcher explores the world of the overweight and obese adolescent.

The book not only provides unique insights for parents and medical care providers, but the inspiration for teens BY teens is what sets the book apart from others on the topic, giving a slightly new meaning to "peer pressure."

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This book is a great reference for fiber "newbies" with great recipes for fiber fans. Tanya Zuckerbrot bridges the gap between "knowing" what a person needs to do to lose weight, and actually "implementing" what a person needs to do to lose weight. Over a third of the book is devoted to explaining about the role fiber plays in a healthy diet; the rest provides a well-crafted plan and recipes to help put that plan into place.

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Using a truly "novel" approach, Stephen Moss and Zonya Foco cleverly apply the concept of motivational storytelling to nutrition and weight loss education. Simply put, we know what to do, and now we have Moss and Foco to tell us "how."

Filled with clever bits of wit and wisdom, "Water with Lemon" empowers the reader by weaving the authors' eight habits of healthy eating into the story of Karen, a woman struggling to lose weight and regain control of her life. Before you know it, the endearing characters and captivating storyline have subtly influenced you, the reader, to adopt "Water with Lemon's" eight lifestyle habits, one by one, until they are integrated seamlessly into your life. This isn't as much about weight loss as it is about getting healthy. But as Karen finds out on her journey, get healthy, and the weight will just fall off!

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Brilliant, down to earth, practical information. Dr. Brill brings us back to the basics. This is one of the best books I have ever read on the topic of lowering cholesterol naturally. Janet Brill is a dietitian who actually turned the tables on the approach to cholesterol; her ten steps are about things you SHOULD do, not about things you shouldn't do.

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