EcoDiet: Alkalize Your Internal Environment and Create a Healthy, Vibrant Life

EcoDiet is the result of Toni Toney’s thirty years’ experience working as an Internal Environmentalist, a restaurateur, and natural food chef for clients around the globe who are suffering from what she calls an ecological breakdown, or looking for a more ecologically balanced, holistic way of living. Toni Toney earned her ?master’s degree” from the highest possible school of learning: Nature! The EcoDiet food program is the one that Toni subscribed to thirty-three years ago when she got sick and almost died?and when medicine failed to help her. Her body had been sending S-O-S signals for years, but she didn’t ?Answer the Call!” She was too busy with her real estate career and raising a family to listen. After turning a deaf ear to her symptoms for some time with aspirins and pharmaceutical drugs and ignoring the warning signals, her internal environmental crisis hit. Like planet Earth, she was in the midst of a type of global warming, and it was threatening her very life.
After collapsing to the floor, one fateful morning, and being rushed to the hospital, a series of blood tests revealed a dangerously low white-blood-cell count. For days, it continued to drop, despite many rounds of the strongest intravenous antibiotics possible. Even the most acclaimed immunologists studying my case had no clue to the cause and, therefore, no cure for my problem. They simply blamed my declining white-blood-cell count on some mysterious germ and told me that if my white-blood-cell
count didn’t start to increase soon, I may not live. Intense fear had me in its grip. I didn’t want to die. I had two young children who needed their mother?and, then, the next day a friend told her about the healing powers of a plant-based diet, and she became resolved to live...and has. Her purpose in writing this book is that it might help the reader, too. Toni does not subscribe to the readily accepted viewpoint of ?disease,” but rather views pain and suffering as an internal environment out of balance with nature and the natural order of things. She encourages us to become an internal environmentalist by taking responsibility for the health and sustainability of one’s own internal environment as well as the sustainability of the earth and all of its inhabitants. She is a forerunner in the Ecotarian Revolution and is asking others to join her in the quest to ?be the change we want to see in the world” and, then, inspire others to do the same!