Ariane Resnick is a special-diet chef, certified nutritionist, and best-selling author whose work has been featured by major media outlets. Her writing focuses on the intersection of food and wellness, offering insightful guidance on specialized dietary needs. Through her expertise, she empowers readers to understand the profound connection between nutrition and overall health. Resnick's approach emphasizes practical and accessible strategies for improving eating habits and achieving optimal well-being.
The book offers a dual approach to wellness, featuring recipes for food and DIY health and beauty treatments. One section provides strategies to boost energy and alertness, while the other focuses on relaxation techniques to help calm the mind and promote restful sleep. This unique format allows readers to easily switch between energizing and soothing practices, catering to both their active and restful needs.
"55 nutritious treats inspired by Cinderella, Moana, and more"--Cover.
No matter how you feel right now, Ariane Resnick believes you CAN feel better “From the science behind gratitude to breathing exercises, this book is a valuable tool for all who seek better health.” —Terry Wahls, MD, author of The Wahls Protocol Resnick spent half a decade seriously sick. Upon returning to health, she resolved to help others do the same. How to Be Well When You’re Not is a guide to facilitating the healing capabilities of your body. It’s all about the wellness mindset: the belief that you can feel better. When you believe you have the power to recover, you feel less stressed. You experience a sense of hope. You operate from a vantage point that your entire life cannot be summed up by your illness, that there is far more to you. And, according to research, your chances of recovery increase. This is a comprehensive guide for anyone who would like a boost in attitude and well-being. Whether you’re dealing with a chronic illness, occasional discomfort, or feeling the effects of aging, Resnick provides emotional coping strategies, writing exercises, physical practices, and soothing, restorative recipes to help you thrive. These are the tools to find hope and happiness despite physical challenges.