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By Dr Peter Dingle and Toni Brown
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What is the cause of obesity?
Why do current estimates suggest that women are gaining weight to the tune of 450g
and men 225g each year despite the many diets they undertake?
Could it be true that the chemicals in our food, skin care and detergents make us
fat?
Dr Paula Baillie-
The Body Restoration Plan The Body Restoration Plan
(Paperback)
In her book she suggests our own natural weight control system is being poisoned
by the toxic chemicals we encounter in our everyday lives. This damage makes it increasingly
difficult for our bodies to control their own weight, thus we get fatter even if
we eat less food.
Her detox diet approach advises how to avoid the most “fattening” chemicals, or “chemical
calories” found in our food and around our homes. It explains how we can shed our
body’s load of chemical calories safely, and rebuild our natural slimming system.
Synthetic chemicals damage our health in two ways. First, by acute “poisoning” through
exposure to large quantities accounting for a staggering 220,000 fatalities worldwide
every year.
The second, more subtle way is by long-
Dr Baille-
Toxic synthetic chemicals are highly fat-
She suggests
people are not overweight simply through their own lack of effort, such as exercise
but that the finger of blame must also be pointed at toxic chemicals. Her step-
It is well known toxic chemicals, even in very small amounts, directly damage muscles
and disrupt the hormones that control their growth. A valuable group of slimming
hormones known as Catecholamines also appear to come under frequent attack by these
chemicals, interfering with the metabolic process and inhibiting our body’s own natural
slimming system.
Her research suggests the highest levels of “slimming nutrients” are found in organically
grown produce and Dr Baillie-

