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THE CHILI PEPPER DIET:
The Natural Way to Control Cravings, Boost Metabolism and Lose Weight
by Heidi Allison
(Health Communications, Inc.; April 2002)
A Hot New Diet!

Thirteen years ago, author Heidi Allison thought she was dying. At thirty two, she had a cholesterol count of 256mg/dl and was ninety pounds overweight. She bounced from diet to diet and even resumed smoking in a desperate attempt to lose weight. Nothing worked.

Taking matters into her own hands, Heidi began studying cultures where obesity wasn’t a national problem, such as Japan and indigenous cultures in Latin America. And what she found were foods with a low fat content in tandem with different flavoring agents including chilies. The result of her research was not only a size 6 pant size but the surprising new book THE CHILI PEPPER DIET: The Natural Way to Control Cravings, Boost Metabolism and Lose Weight (Health Communications; April 2002).

In THE CHILI PEPPER DIET, Allison provides solutions to the drawbacks of conventional diets by addressing a variety of health benefits related to chilies. Not just a source to spice up salsa, chili peppers can curb appetite, reduce unhealthy cravings, increase metabolism and reduce hypertension. She emphasizes the beneficial effects of capsaicin, an active chemical found in chili peppers. This chemical activates the same neuronal pathways as fat, sending the signal to the brain that you are full. Capsaicin also triggers the release of endorphins and serotonin, which makes the individual feel better both physically and emotionally.

Available at bookstores nationwide and online. Or to order directly from the publisher:
Phone: (800) 441 5569
Web site:
http://www.hci-online.com

For author interviews & review copies contact:
Paola Fernandez Rana
Health Communications, Inc.
Phone: 800 851 9100 x 217
E mail:
paolaf@hcibooks.com

    

Chili Pepper Resources:

  • For a great source for hard-to-get New Mexican and South American dried chilies, click here
  • For an excellent source for a variety of dried chilies and Mexican food products, click here
  • To visit a World of Chile Peppers, Spicy Foods, and Barbecue, click here
    
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