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September 2009 Raw Food and Hot Yoga Testimonials

December 30th, 2009 . by Tonya Zavasta

09/29/09

Dear Tonya,

My name is Katia and I live in Australia. I have ordered three of your books (Quantum Eating, Beautiful on Raw, and Uncooked Creations). I love the way you write. It is so creative and original. A really pleasant read. I bought your books from an Australian website called www.raw-pleasure.com.au -Katia Read the rest of this entry »


Raw Foods and Iron Deficiency

December 28th, 2009 . by Tonya Zavasta

The body must have iron in order to make hemoglobin, a substance found in red blood cells responsible for carrying oxygen from the lungs to the body’s tissues. Anemia arises from an iron deficiency. Among the very important functions that rely on adequate iron levels are certain brain activities, breathing, and even cellular respiration which is the process by which cells harvest energy from food. Read the rest of this entry »


New Year: New Life

December 26th, 2009 . by Tonya Zavasta

The time has come for those ambitious New Year’s Resolutions to make their appearance once again. It’s always the same thing. Lose that extra weight. Eat better. Join your local gym. Quit smoking, cut out coffee, stop eating at night. There’s something about a brand new year that inspires us to turn over a new leaf, create a brand new life. A great way to start a new year is to make a life changing commitment: “I will listen not to what I want to hear, but to what I need to know.” Read the rest of this entry »


Healthy Hair Begins with a Clean Comb

December 23rd, 2009 . by Tonya Zavasta

Most people bathe regularly. Most brush their teeth. But few realize the importance of cleaning brushes and combs. Show me the most fastidious, well groomed person you know, and I can assure you his brushes and combs are covered with things only a microbiologist could imagine. Read the rest of this entry »


Cleansing Your Energy Field with Raw Foods and Hot Yoga

December 19th, 2009 . by Tonya Zavasta

Testimonial of the Month
By Marion

Dear Rawsome Beauties and struggling caterpillars. When I began to detox my body via raw foods, hot yoga and dry skin brushing, not only my looks and energy levels improved, but there was something else happening. Read the rest of this entry »


Fibromyalgia and Raw Foods

December 18th, 2009 . by Tonya Zavasta

Fibromyalgia stands squarely among the top five most discouraging chronic illnesses. For many, the diagnosis is late in coming. For some, it takes years to pin down what’s wrong. When you have fibromyalgia, many doctors will pass it off as depression after the first couple of visits, thanks to similarities in the symptoms. Read the rest of this entry »


Overcoming Sciatica

December 8th, 2009 . by Tonya Zavasta

I get determined sometimes. Really determined. There are times when we stress or stretch ourselves just a bit too far. During my first year of Bikram yoga, I developed sciatica. Read the rest of this entry »


Men, Raw Food, and Beauty

November 30th, 2009 . by Tonya Zavasta

Testimonial of the Month (November 2009)
Hello Tonya!

I just couldn’t hold back without letting you know how much I appreciate having come across your book Your Right to Be Beautiful. It may surprise you that a middle aged man can be interested in such a subject. The fact is that, although a vegetarian for as far as I can remember, nothing in my appearance distinguished me much from the average person and only recently I realized the “why?”. Read the rest of this entry »


Raw Food Holiday Recipes 2009

November 29th, 2009 . by Tonya Zavasta

Raw food holiday recipes are enjoyable because we get to find satisfying replacements for their cooked counterparts. Healthier raw versions of cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes, stuffing and mincemeat abound. But seriously folks, if I come across one more recipe for raw pumpkin pie I am going on strike. Read the rest of this entry »


Less Food for More Energy

November 25th, 2009 . by Tonya Zavasta

We live in a hectic, fast-paced world. We need a surplus of energy to keep up with life’s demands instead of sinking into our beds in a stupor at night, catching a few winks, then getting up to do it all over again. Coffee…tea…energy drinks…the morning doughnut…caffeine and sugar—these are our culture’s standard remedies. Read the rest of this entry »


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