DEATH OF THE BEAUTY PHARM

WHEN A WHISTLEBLOWER VANISHES, AND THE BODY COUNT RISES, THE TRUTH BEHIND THE WORLD'S MOST COVETED COSMETIC PROCEDURE PROVES DEADLIER THAN ANYONE IMAGINED. "Kevin Horak has created an insightful and chilling tale of Corporate Greed and Manipulation within the cosmetics industry. Quite simply, it's a must read!!" ACTOR MICHAEL IRONSIDE (Total Recall, Top Gun, Starship Troopers, Scanners). “Death Of The Beauty Pharm by Kevin Horak is a fantasticbook! A powerful punch in the stomach but above all in the brain…Loved it”ACTOR TOMAS ARANA (Gladiator, The Hunt For Red October, The Bodyguard, Defiance, L.A. Confidential)Due to a wave of lawsuitsworldwide, the cosmetics industry is facing financial decline. However, onecompany has other ideas, a company that bends the rules, never abiding byindustry norms. With payoffs in government and assassins to eliminate those whostand in their path, they pioneer a new beauty filler that you "simply cannotlive without."With human trials covered up,a whistleblower disappears without a trace, and now it falls to others to pickup the trail. Filled with suspicion and fearat every turn, and with vast financial resources at their disposal, thiscompany is determined to pursue its agenda - suppressing the so-called "Deathof Beauty."Once you learn the truth, youmay think twice before considering your next cosmetic procedure. In a leading scientific reportin 2022, the global non-invasive aesthetic market was valued at $61.2 billion. The same report suggests that by 2030, it will be valued at $190 billion. Leading countries for the use of non-invasive treatments include the UnitedStates, Japan, China, South Korea and India. In the United Kingdom, a varietyof reports suggest that 11% - 13% of the population have had some form ofaesthetic treatment. Patient knowledge reports vary, but it is acknowledgedthat a very high percentage have little understanding of what is being injectedinto their skin. In this high-octane book, written by Kevin Horak, a former Close Protection specialist to some of the world's most famous names, Horak has created a high-stakes tale of corruption at the highest levels of government. With beauty and aesthetics clinics on every major high street, the pressure for individuals to look 'their best' is evident across all levels of society and social media. This book restores balance, taking the debate to the reader and addressing societal norms. With limited facts available about the long-term effects of cosmetic surgery, this book is not a factual account - or is it?