Dr. Oz Show features The Raj Maharishi Ayurveda health spa - Friday, 11 May

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11 May 2012

This Friday, May 11, the Dr. Oz Show features Candace Badgett, owner of The Raj Maharishi Ayurveda Health Spa in Fairfield, Iowa, USA. She will be discussing the new weight-loss program offered at The Raj.

On the show Ms Badgett explains how ''waking up'' fat cells can lead to more rapid weight loss, while Dr. Oz and selected members of the audience enjoy luxurious treatments. She also describes how to begin an Ayurvedic weight-loss program at home.

Ayurvedic treatments remove harmful fat-soluble toxins: research
According to Ms Badgett, specialized detoxification treatments play an important part of a successful weight-loss program.

''Science tells us that our bodies are filled with a wide range of environmental toxins that adhere to the fatty tissues in our bodies and stay there for up to 30 years,'' she explains. ''These chemicals interfere with the natural communication between cells, which can lead to abnormal cravings and lack of appetite control.

''When we lose weight, these toxins do not leave the body but instead transfer to other fatty tissues and to the fatty layer that surrounds all our cells.''

Published research shows that the Ayurvedic purification programs offered at The Raj can remove 50% of these fat-soluble toxins within 5 days, she says. No other methods have been shown to remove these fat-soluble toxins.

Where and when to watch Dr. Oz (US):
Click here for more specific time and channel information for the Dr Oz show in the US.

Read more about the Maharishi Ayurveda Approach to Weight Loss on the website: www.theraj.com

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