Liana Werner-Gray was born and raised in Australia. In her final year of schooling at Charles Darwin University she received the school's award for the arts, the Liana Nappi Award. Werner-Gray had her first acting role on a children television show, Yamba's Playtime (1995), as "Princess Liana". She was named "Miss Earth Australia" in 2009 by People's Choice, the third largest beauty pageant in the world. During the same competition, she was also awarded "Best in Environmental Speech", "Green Achievers" and the "Innovators Award". Werner-Gray has starred in films that received international praise and awards. She continues to work in the entertainment business, as well as promoting a healthy lifestyle. Her intention is to live her life the best she can, and hopefully to inspire others to live the lives of their dreams, through a healthy lifestyle.
Liana Werner-Gray is a sought-after speaker and advocate for natural healing using a healthy diet and lifestyle. After healing herself of many negative health conditions through embracing a natural lifestyle, Werner-Gray began lecturing and teaching about "The Earth Diet", internationally. Werner-Gray is the founder and owner of "The Earth Diet", where she directs a team that helps people all over the world find recipes that work for them. Through her company, she has helped thousands of people to lose excess weight and to improve and, in some cases, even entirely heal, conditions such as cancer, diabetes, addictions, depression, acne, heart disease, obesity, and more. Hay House, the largest book publisher for self-empowerment books and DVD's, is set to publish her book, "The Earth Diet", in October 2014. Werner-Gray resides, mostly, in New York City.
