The 2 Meal Day

· Hachette UK
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'I love the 2 Meal Day! I feel healthy, happy and full of energy' Suki Waterhouse

Welcome to intermittent fasting - eat just two meals a day, either breakfast and lunch or lunch and dinner, to burn fat and get fit fast.

Rather than grazing on food all day or having to do complicated calorie calculations for the 5:2 diet, simply eat two meals to lose weight, reduce hunger and feel more energised.

Choose your two meals from Max's delicious, nutritious and easy-to-prepare recipes; start the day with Salmon Mini Frittatas or a Breakfast Burrito; Lunch on Thai Green Chicken Curry or Tuna Casserole or enjoy Creamy Mushroom and Parmesan Risotto or Sea Bass Sauce Vierge for Dinner. There are even healthier desserts to satisfy your sweet tooth without over-indulging - choose from Two-Ingredient Chocolate Mousse or Banana Pancakes.

Max shows how to combine your 2-meal day with High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) - short duration and maximum effort exercises - and resistance workouts to help you drop fat and get fit quickly. So ditch the calorie-counting and the sugar highs and lows and enjoy two meals a day alongside Max's workouts for a leaner, fitter, healthier body.

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4.7
7 reviews

About the author

Max Lowery is a personal trainer and owner of Naturafit, offering clients expertise in natural fitness and nutrition. Max has worked in rehabilitation with Notting Hill Chiropractic, taught reformer Pilates at Vita Pilates, London, and has featured in The Sport Review and Tatler. @max.lowery (Instagram)

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