Press Dispensary - February 15, 2007 - Spring is round the corner and the waistline woes of the winter months are leading those who overindulged in festive 'comfort food' to join weight loss clubs and try faddish diets, desperate to get back into shape for 'bikini season'. However, before 'pinch an inch' turns into three, waistlines could be kept in check with help from laminated guides on raw food nutrition and vegetarianism from How-to-Charts ( http://www.how-to-charts.co.uk ).
Launching just in time for seasonal sloths to spruce up for summer, the handy, fast track reference guides provide all the essential facts about eating healthily and losing weight the natural way.
Covering topics such as detoxification and food combining, the cards are a source of expertly compiled information. A4 panel sized, they are suitable for slipping in a bag or keeping close at hand in the kitchen or classroom, where they can be quickly pulled out before the urge to snack takes hold.
With the How-to-Charts on board, there’s no need to dredge through hefty text books when it's time to decide if a pulse is a better option than a pear, as the chartguides are designed to make finding information fast and easy.
Already available covering a host of other subjects from Shakespeare to calculus, and Dreamweaver™ to accounting, the sturdy laminated chartguides provide a lifetime of use, in a variety of size formats and at a cost that won’t compromise modest budgets.
Derek Palmer, managing director of How-to-Charts, says: “Books about health and nutrition range from fluffy coffee table guides full of glossy photos of models to thick text books crammed with facts that are hard to absorb - and they are expensive too. The How-to-Charts are high quality, professional learning aids that can be afforded by anyone. They are an ideal investment for schools, colleges, libraries, business training centres and individuals with a keen interest in food facts."
He continues: “The ‘permacharts’ range we are introducing to the UK has already seen phenomenal success in North America, with over 450 published titles selling more than 44 million units in the last ten years.”
In the highly competitive UK publishing market, the How-to-Charts are already making headway on the high street. Stockist Blackwells Bookshop of Charing Cross, London, says: "The eye catching design and clarity of these charts have proved popular with both student and professional customers alike."
How To Charts are currently stocked by Blackwells Bookshops, Hammicks Medical Bookshop, John Smiths and Sons, Bertrams Books and The Nutricentre. Prices start at Ł2.49.
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Llynette Rogers-Wright, commercial manager
Tel: 07711 397510
Email: llynetterw@how-to-charts.co.uk
Site: www.how-to-charts.co.uk
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