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After moving into a newly remodeled home, Lisa Beres suffered from many ailments. Her experience as an Interior Designer lead her towards her journey for answers to the cause of her illnesses.It was through her research that Lisa decided to be¬come a BBEC/Building Biologist (Building Biology —a study derived from Germany which encompasses how buildings impact life and the living environ¬ment). With her B.A. from Arizona State University already under her belt, she then decided to incorpo¬rate her two passions in life–interior design and health. After making the necessary adjustments in their home, her health gradually improved to a 180 degree turnaround and she and her husband Ron decided to help other people in their endless efforts to attain optimal health. Together with Ron who earned his B.A. from George Mason University, they chose to seek “greener pastures.” In addition, Ron is also a BBEC/Building Biologist and he and Lisa are also Certified Green Building Professionals. Together they wrote a book Just GREEN it! Simple Swaps to Save the Planet & Your Health, a guidebook for navigating the oversaturated Green marketplace. While the Green Movement is concerned about the effects of our collective carbon footprint on the planet, the Beres’ are equally concerned with how our footprint is endangering the health and well being of each individual. . It’s truly a must have for today’s consumer to decipher fact from fiction, live a healthier lifestyle, and exercise not just their voice, but their purchasing power as well. The essential little black, green book that every shopper should have, it compares brand-name products side-by-side, making it easy for consumers to make environmentally-friendly choices on everything from light bulbs and mattresses to baby food.

Steve Roth married a nutritionist and that’s when his life changed forever… no, not because he lost his bachelorhood but because his wife’s influence on his diet and lifestyle positively impacted his quality of life. While watching his male friends load up on doctor-prescribed medications, Steve had an idea. Why not write a blog for guys about all the great health and nutrition information he’s learned from his live-in nutritionist-wife, Karen Roth, MS, CNC. With Karen’s help, Steve wrote the blog, and now that blog has been expanded into a book titled, I Married a Nutritionist: Things I’ve Learned That Every Guy Should Know. “It’s important for guys to realize that when looking to improve shape and appearance, everything from beer bellies to “man boobs,” nutrition and environmental factors play a greater role in looking and staying fit than simply sweating it out in the gym,” says Steve Roth. “Exercise is valuable, but it’s important not to overlook the things that may be secretly sabotaging your efforts to stay healthy. These are the topics we address in the book.”