Your Skin, Younger" brilliantly combines cutting-edge nutrition research with the latest discoveries in the field of Dermatology. In addition to being a uniquely informative, practical guide to enjoying more beautiful skin, this landmark book also contains extremely important information that will benefit your overall health and quality of life.

Susan Biali, M.D., Wellness Expert and Author, Live a Life You Love! 7 Steps to a Healthier, Happier, More Passionate You

The authors of Your Skin, Younger have synthesized hundreds of scientific studies into a clear and concise guide that will help to protect the skin and improve overall health. Along the way, the book illuminates the rich history of nutritional wisdom within the dermatology profession. This multi-dimensional resource will surely provide valuable lifestyle information for both patients and clinicians alike.

Ron Moy, MD
President-Elect, American Academy of Dermatology
Past President of the American Society for Dermatology Surgery

It is a pleasure to read the compelling historical documentation of the evidence and underlying science behind various supplements and lifestyle changes recommended to keep skin healthy and youthful. This book will be extremely helpful for anyone seeking knowledge and a greater understanding of useful modalities.

Alan M. Dattner, MD
Founder of HolisticDermatology.com and Editorial Advisor to Natural Solutions magazine.

Your Skin Younger is a delightful read, full of great insight about what’s important, and what's not, for the health of your skin. At a time when there is so much misinformation about diet, sun blocks and cosmeceuticals, these authors have given us reliable facts and figures, nicely presented, and with a phenomenal bibliography. This text will be of significant interest to physicians and the public alike. Congratulations to the authors on pulling all this useful material together in such an academic, honest and informative manner.

Christopher Zachary, MD
Professor and Chair
Department of Dermatology
University of California, Irvine

This is a wonderful book filled with scientific information and hands-on practical tools to help anyone keep their skin younger and healthier. The best part is that while you are helping your skin, you will end up improving the health of your body and mind.

Eva M. Selhub, MD
Harvard Medical School
Author, The Love Response

Doctors: Don't be fooled by the delightfully engaging and clear style of this book! Your Skin, Younger is a compelling scholarly analysis of the anti-aging effects of diet and lifestyle.
Readers: Do not be fooled by the more than 450 scientific references! Logan, Rubin and Levy charmingly regale you with stories that show you exactly how and why to take care of your skin.

Valori Treloar, MD, CNS
Founder of Boston’s Integrative Dermatology center and Co-Author, The Clear Skin Diet

The authors have succeeded in cross-linking knowledge from several areas of expertise, making a strong thesis stronger - they have strengthened the public case against the purveyors of sweet poison. Insightful, provocative, science for everyman - and everywoman.

F. William Danby, MD
Assistant Professor, Dermatology, Dartmouth Medical School

The authors of "Your Skin, Younger" are to be applauded for writing this concise, interesting and informative book. They have carefully reviewed complex disciplines into a readable, understandable, practical, and much more importantly, an "Actionable" set of recommendations for the lay public to promote skin health. Following their recommendations will lead to improved general health, which will be reflected in improved well-being and the desired youthful appearance.

Anthony A. Gaspari, MD
Professor and Chairman
Department of Dermatology
University of Maryland, School of Medicine

Congratulations to the authors of 'Your Skin, Younger' for an important reference filled with scientifically documented information for the maintenance of healthy skin. Without a doubt, this well researched book will make significant contributions to our knowledge in this important area of human health. It will go a long way in improving the quality of life of many people by providing guidelines on how to take good care of their skin.

A. Venket Rao, PhD
Department of Nutritional Sciences
University of Toronto