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Date:6/3/2008

dibly naive statement. There is so much information and misinformation in the media that most people don't know what to do, and it's time for them to learn how to sort through all the hype and hogwash and learn the real facts." Because "A Novel Diet" is an entertaining novel, it teaches rather painlessly all the principles of weight-loss so that one can create a healthy eating plan that is tailored to one's own palate as well as a twenty-first century lifestyle. Many popular fad diets actually make losing weight and keeping it off more difficult. Learn how and why not to fall into that weight-loss trap.

The author, Nikki Lang, MD, has been named one of the best family physicians in the United States by Ladies Home Journal, Town and Country, and Top Doctors. She's been a successful practitioner in Society Hill, Philadelphia for over twenty-seven years.

"A Novel Diet" is the culmination of twenty-seven years of experience teaching patients and gleaning the most effective methods to accomplish that task.

Available in both Hardback and Trade Paperback; Publication Date: Mar-2008; Hardback; ISBN: 0-595-68951-5; Price $30.95; Trade Paperback; ISBN: 0-595-44451-2; Price $20.95; Size: 6-inches x 9-inches; 217 Pages; On Demand Printing. Available from Ingram Book Group, Baker & Taylor, and from iUniverse, Inc.

To order call 1-800-AUTHORS.

Media Contact: Contact the author directly at (215) 869-2162, Email: doctornikki@aol.com, Website: http://www.novelmedicine.info

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