Eat Your Heart Out: All-Fun, No-Fuss Food to Celebrate Eating Clean

Daphne Oz loves food. In fact, she’s built her career around this love of exploring and enjoying the world, bite after wonderful bite. But she knows first-hand how endless indulging robs you of the truly memorable moments – and makes it hard to stay healthy. On the other hand, restricting ourselves with too many rules means we stop enjoying mealtime and start missing out.

With four young children and a busy career, Daphne is intimately familiar with how hard it can be to find the right balance in our health and fitness goals, especially when living a full life. In this engaging book, filled with useful tips and gorgeous photography to inspire health and happiness every day, Daphne shares the techniques she’s used to get her mind, energy and body back on track after each pregnancy—without ever losing the joy of cooking, the fun of mealtime, and the stress-free pleasure of doing it intuitively.

In the times when she’s looking to bring her body back into balance, Daphne lives by just four simple rules that remove the guesswork from healthy eating and let us relax and enjoy our meals again, knowing we’re making great choices. Those rules are:

• no gluten
• no refined sugar
• limit dairy
• take the weekend off

Eat Your Heart Out includes a range of simple-but-special, deliciously nourishing recipes like

• Gluten-Free Banana Pumpkin Muffins
• Barbecue Pulled Chicken with Crispy Smashed Japanese Yams
• Spicy Crunchy Cauliflower Tacos with Ranch Slaw
• Feel-Good Turkey Meatloaf
• Nori Popcorn
• Banana Brulee
• Pistachio Dark Chocolate Energy Truffles

Your brain is your most important ally and most perilous foe on the journey toward long-term health and happiness, and Eat Your Heart Out equips readers to get their energy back, feel good and confident in their skin, and do it all while enjoying meals they love with people they love. Being healthy is a feeling of abundance, a chance to do and be all the things you want with your life. Daphne’s plan is a flexible approach of “and,” not “or,” so you can say goodbye to choices that don’t serve you and welcome all the pleasure that intuitively knowing how to feel good brings.