Let Beauty Referee the Atkins Controversy.

 

            There has been considerable invective from both sides in the current controversy over the release of Dr. Atkins’ death report.  The focus of a new book Your Right to be Beautiful, How to Halt the Train of Aging & Meet the Most Beautiful You  is that beauty, health, and youthfulness coexist in an integrated relationship. It suggests we take the experts at face value.

            If you take a good look at the publicity photos of Dr. Atkins, you will find that physically he represents all of the negative attributes that most of us want to avoid. He has eye bags, turkey wattles and liver spots. Since the face reveals the condition of the digestive, circulatory, and nervous systems, outward signs of deterioration should be viewed as warning signs of inner degeneration. 

 Dark circles under the eyes are a sign the liver is struggling with an overload of toxins and kidney malfunction. Bags and puffiness around the eyes are caused by fluid accumulation and poor circulation in the area.  Double chins usually mean too much weight and poor muscle. Liver spots are the outward sign of damaged membrane material. The formation of age pigment takes place not only on the skin, but also throughout the whole body: the liver, the heart, skeletal muscles, and adrenal glands as well as considerable build-up in the brain cells. 

            Our inner and outer body are two sides of the same coin. If the colors and forms of the body are changing outwardly, we should not be mistaken, for they are also changing inwardly. If cosmetic surgery is needed on the outside, it might be an indication that surgery will soon be needed on the organs inside as well. Our external beauty is at its best when our internal organs are in the best possible shape, form, and color. Beautiful is not something extra the body needs: to be beautiful both inside and out is the natural state of one’s body.

            In Your Right to be Beautiful Tonya Zavasta shares her philosophy that attaining beauty is every woman’s right and is achieved through a diet of raw plant food or the Rawsome Diet as she calls it. The diet eliminates the damaging waste that accumulates from eating foodstuffs that do not agree with human physiology. It also restores the integrity of tissue at a cellular level and so facilitates the operation of all our organ systems.

            She strongly advocates using a blender, food processor and juicer to maintain a raw diet that translates into ease of preparation and considerable variety.  The book contains the results of Zavasta’s extensive research into the health benefits of this lifestyle as well as recipes and tips for beginning and maintaining the change.

Your Right To Be Beautiful: How To Halt The Train Of Aging & Meet The Most Beautiful You by Tonya Zavasta is a compendium of health beauty secrets written especially for women as they approach and cross the threshold of age 40. Individual chapters expertly address dietary concerns, procedures for smoothing wrinkles, the value of self-confidence and self-esteem, and the importance of cultivating one's natural beauty without relying on expensive products. Your Right To Be Beautiful is an excellent and recommended guide to bringing out any woman's latent potentials and to enhance any woman's physical health and personal beauty. Midwest Book Review  

Your Right To Be Beautiful:

How to Halt the Train of Aging & Meet the Most Beautiful

 

ISBN 097424340X   360 pages Trade Paperback 

 $19.95 plus shipping Available online www.beautifulonraw.com