Health & Fitness Beauty & Grooming
28 Days to Younger Skin
The Diet Program for Beautiful Skin
- Publisher
- Robert Rose
- Initial publish date
- Mar 2014
- Category
- Beauty & Grooming, Skin
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Paperback / softback
- ISBN
- 9780778804802
- Publish Date
- Mar 2014
- List Price
- $24.95
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Where to buy it
Out of print
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Description
28 Days to Younger Skin is a fast-track program designed for anyone who has a special occasion coming up such as a wedding, holiday or any date by which looking the best is crucial. This book can be used to complement a current beauty regime, or to supply the nutrients in a diet needed to speed up recovery from and enhance results for a cosmetic procedure.
It is a 28-day program because it takes that long for the body to produce new skin cells in the deeper skin layers and then for them to travel to the surface of the skin. This can be literally the beginning of a new look by day 28. Since it also takes about 21 days to form new habits, by the end of the program there are already healthy new habits in place.
The program is designed to boost metabolism and supply all the nutrients needed for skin repair, renewal and maintenance. It can also improve energy and feelings of wellbeing, and it's healthy for the whole body. There's also plenty of information to make choosing the right anti-aging skin care a breeze.
Conditions that can be improved include:
- Premature aging
- fine lines and wrinkles
- dry skin
- rough or bumpy skin
- poor skin tone and cellulite
- mild age spots and hyperpigmentation
- excessive body odor and bad breath
- fatigue and sluggishness
- hypoglycemia
- inability to lose weight
- abdominal bloating
- poor immunity to colds and flu
- candida albicans infestations
- slow wound healing
- poor exercise recovery and much more.
Beauty is not only skin deep. Looking after skin will improve inner health too. That's where the 58 recipes and meal plans play a pivotal active role in the program. Following the diet will lead not only to younger skin but also lower cholesterol levels and controlled blood sugar, which can decrease the risk of type 2 diabetes.
Each person has unique, specific desires when it comes to improving skin. This program can be tailored to suit those specific needs. For example, for stubborn conditions such as cellulite, dry skin or acne there is a specific course of action in the table provided at the back of the book. Keep in mind that 28 days can be a very short period of time and this program is designed to work fast. There is work to do for every one of those days, and enjoying younger skin at the end is worth it.
About the author
Karen Fischer
Editorial Reviews
By Karen Fischer, who has authored other Rose books on skin care and eczema and diets. An earlier book offered a diet for 8 weeks with 100 recipes. This one goes for only 4 weeks, with only 50 or so recipes -- a fast track program for people who have a special occasion coming up, such as a wedding, a holiday, or family/school reunion. It is a supplement to any current skin program one is using... Why 28 days? It takes that long for skin cells to be produced and travel to the surface. Also, it takes 21 days to break or form new habits, so 28 days seems to be an ideal run. One's metabolism will be boosted, and nutrients supplied for renewal and maintenance. But it will take some work since this is a fast-track, not a lifestyle change. Her top 12 foods include dark leafy greens, red quinoa, black sesame seeds, blueberries, pomegranate, red onion, yellow curry powder, cloves, and more. Each recipe has nutritional data and tips, etc. Preparations have their ingredients listed in both metric and avoirdupois measurements, but there is no table of equivalents. There is, though, a resources list to check out and track down all the research she gives us. And the usual Rose production of large print and leading.
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