The Frankie Boyer BLOG: Frankie Boyer's Guest Line Up 10/15/14

Lifestyle Show
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I will be joined by Ellie Cullen R.N. on the show today. Her book Normal Blood Test Scores Aren’t Good Enough an informative, invaluable guide to the chronically misunderstood subject of preventive blood testing. As the result of twenty-six years of improvements and refinements, HealthPrints are finally being recognized as the premiere health management tool for anyone who is serious about experiencing and maintaining optimum health. This one-of-a-kind health companion also contains 22 fascinating case studies detailing how the health secrets contained within helped real-life sufferers of heart disease, cancer, obesity, arthritis…even infertility! In addition, a comprehensive guide to over 60 specific blood tests make this book an invaluable tool in taking charge of your personal health starting today! The website is available for more information www.yourfuturehealth.com or call Diane at 800.405.2827 for some of my favorite supplements Ξ Millions of viewers have seen Meg Flather sell cosmetics on QVC/America and on the Shopping Channel of Canada, but Flather was barely a teenager when she moved to NYC to pursue an acting and singing career. How did an aspiring actress who overheard one casting director remark, “she’s not much of a singer, is she…”, become a brand ambassador watched by millions? And what does the world of Home Shopping look like from the inside? Flather gives the scoop on home/TV shopping while telling her funny and exhilarating coming of age story in the new book, HOME SHOPPING DIVA: Lessons, Lyrics and Lipstick (October, 2014). While juggling theatrical auditions by day and the merry-go-round of survival jobs by night, Flather still had time to search for love and try to become a true artist. www.MegFlather.com Ξ By the time he was a young adult, Gregg McBride topped the scales at over 450 pounds and wore a sixty-inch belt. Pretending airline seatbelts fit across his belly, eating out of the trash to cheat on his diets, and working as an overweight stripper are just some of the misadventures Gregg endured as he continually tried to win his battle of the bulge. It was only when Gregg took an inward journey that he was able to free himself from his food addiction and take off more than 250 pounds of excess weight, which he’s kept off for over a decade. More importantly, Gregg was able to finally achieve the acceptance he’d been searching for all along, inside his own heart. Alternately hilarious and heartbreaking in its honesty, Weightless is a tale of “food gone wrong” that chronicles the before, the during, and the after in a way no other book has, and will move, educate, entertain, and inspire. s.bridesmadefilms.com Ξ