Raymond V. Audette (Biography) Add Book

At the age of 33, Ray Audette was diagnosed with diabetes. This was devastating--he'd already been suffering from rheumatoid arthritis for over 12 years and was forced to walk with a cane. Tired of being sick all the time, and unhappy with what his doctors said couldn't be cured, he decided to school himself on these disorders. As a result of his research, he developed an interest in Paleolithic nutrition (the science of what our Stone Age ancestors ate before the development of agrarian societies). He then started on a natural diet, and although he expected positive results, he was astounded by the improvement he saw in just one week. His blood sugar levels were normal, and within a month, the arthritic pain was gone; his muscle tone improved, and he lost 25 pounds. It became his mission to share this information, so he developed NeanderThin, a simple plan for achieving a healthy weight--and, most importantly, a healthy body.