For Immediate Release:

WINSTON-SALEM, NC, APRIL 2, 2007 Unfortunately, current popular diets offered to consumers focus only on weight loss, not total-body beauty inside and out. Dr. Aaron Tabor, M.D. has created his next-generation "The Revival Slim and Beautiful Diet." The program is the first clinically tested inside-out makeover diet plan for dramatic weight loss and improved skin, hair, and nail appearance, year round.

"Using topically applied creams and lotions is only 50 percent of battle against the visible signs of aging. The other 50 percent starts inside for a slim figure and gorgeous skin, hair, and nails," said Dr. Tabor.

Developed during the past seven years at some of the nation's top hospitals, "The Revival Slim and Beautiful Diet" was originally created to rescue Dr. Tabor's mother, Suzanne Tabor, from what he calls a "midlife meltdown." His mother experienced a rapidly expanding waistline, deepening wrinkle appearance, dull hair, brittle nails, menopausal hot flashes and night sweats. The program was carefully designed as a simple, yet effective, diet and physical activity plan to help dieters achieve:

• An average weight loss of 26 to 29 pounds in just sixteen weeks (among the best results ever published in medical history)
• A rapid reduction in belly fat (up to 25 percent or more in sixteen weeks) with a reduced waist circumference
• Improved appearance of wrinkles and skin with less roughness and better coloration
• Increase in hair silkiness with reduced dullness and better manageability
• Sexier nails with less splitting, ridging and flaking
• A reduction in hunger and cravings for sweet, salty, and crunchy foods
• Promotion of better energy levels with protein-packed, low-glycemic "smart-carb"choices
• Promotion of normal hormonal health (including reduction of hot flashes), bone health, and cholesterol levels

Revival dieters did not experience the typical weight loss "plateau" seen in many other diets, thus indicating that Revival dieters can continue to lose significant weight well beyond the initial sixteen weeks.

"The Revival Slim and Beautiful Diet" book, co-authored by Dr. Tabor and his mother Suzanne, encompasses unique and tangible research-based guidelines to help dieters achieve maximum, long-term results. The eight-chapter book not only highlights the physical steps needed to successfully diet, but it also touches upon the psychological aspects. Chapter three, entitled "The Ten Psychological Commandments of Permanent Weight Loss," addresses the deeper meanings of dieting and helps consumers become mentally determined for permanent weight loss. When the principles learned from the aforementioned chapter are paired with the more actively involved guidelines in such chapters as "The Fifteen Physical Laws of Accelerated Weight Loss," and "Put A Tiger In Your Tank…Energize Me!" dieters are guaranteed to experience a lasting "inside-out nutritional makeover."

"The proven power and simplicity of ‘The Revival Slim and Beautiful Diet' can help any dieter improve the way they look and feel," said Dr. Tabor. Tabor continued, "Looking great isn't vanity. It's victory. This diet is designed to help people lose weight, look beautiful and live healthier, empowered lives."

Consumers can learn more about the latest inside-out makeover technology, including how to promote better facial bones, and view a special video from Dr. Tabor at www.RevivalDiet.com. "The Revival Slim and Beautiful Diet" book is set to be released nationwide on April 2, 2007.

Aaron Tabor, M.D. is the CEO of Physicians Pharmaceuticals and author of "The Revival Slim & Beautiful Diet." Dr. Tabor oversees all clinical research on the Revival Slim & Beautiful Diet plan, conducting randomized, double-blinded, placebo-controlled studies at leading hospitals in the U.S. Areas of note include weight loss, skin/hair/nail appearance, energy, menopause, PMS, cholesterol, memory, and diabetic health. He is also responsible for directing new Revival product development based on clinical research results. Individual results vary based on starting weight, physical activity, skin condition, and faithfulness to the eating, physical activity, and supplement plan presented in the book. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. Revival is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.

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