You Don’t Have to be a Celebrity to Look Like One.

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Delia Sanchez

Celebrity fitness guru Harley Pasternak is behind the amazing bodies of celebrities such as Megan Fox, Rihanna, and Katy Perry. It doesn’t require being a celebrity nor do you need to live in the 90210 to have the results that these iconic women have. In a recent Yahoo interview with Harley, he states that his advice is based on science, not fads.

With all the different diets on the market it’s difficult to know what to believe and what is truly good advice.

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I found his response to the journalists question about the Peleo diet interesting. I also was delighted to hear him say that he eats chocolate chip cookies; regularly might I add. Most of all I was challenged by his comment about his own rule to not sit down when he’s on the phone.

The moral of the story is that you should always investigate what you hear about diets. When I speak of healthy and super nutritious foods or my gentle nutritional program, I expect that you will want to have the data to back up my claims. Eating healthy doesn’t mean you will be eating bread made of cardboard and lima beans the rest of your life. With consistent healthy choices your can afford to have your favorite splurge every now and then. Being active doesn’t have to mean that you spend 2 hours in the gym.

Having adopted all of the celebrity guru’s advice well before ever having heard of him, at 43 I’d say that I’m doing okay in achieving my “celebrity” body. By making small and simple changes in your daily activities, you’ll find yourself catapulted into a healthy and fit life.

In honor of the fall season I am sharing Harley’s healthy cookie recipe- Enjoy!  And until next time, all my best!

HARLEY’S ZUCCHINI OATMEAL CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES

4 cups (not packed) – shredded, drained Zucchini (3 cups 0% Plain Greek Yogurt

. 2/3 cups Brown Sugar

Protein Powder-2 Scoops

1.5 cup  Quaker Oats

3 Tablespoons Smooth Peanut Butter

1 Tablespoon Vanilla Extract

Chocolate Chips to taste

Combine all ingredients together in a large mixing bowl to achieve a thick texture.

Cover, and place in fridge overnight (or at least 2 hours)

Preheat oven to 350

Use spoon to dole out small round balls of batter

Bake for 45-50 minutes

Let cool

Delia Michelle

California PolitiChick Delia Michelle shares her secrets to living a Strong Confident Life with the Politichick audience in her quick and easy to read articles that are sure to leave you inspired and encouraged. Delia is a dedicated home-schooling mother, wife to her high school sweetheart and lover of God and country. With a love for people, she shares tools and solutions that will surely equip you to walk empowered and purposefully. Fitness instructor, nutrition and health coach, business owner, mentor and writer; Delia and her husband are dedicated to reaching a world that is looking for hope. Visit her on Facebook and Hello_DeliaMichelle

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