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Oct 11th, 2009 | By Dee | Category: Beauty & Personal Care ‘Antiaging skin care’ is a very poplar concept in today’s world. Today everyone wants to hide their age using antiaging skin care procedures (and a number of people are successful too). However antiaging skin care is not achieved by any magic potion. ‘Antiaging skin care’ is about discipline. It is about being proactive. Antiaging skin care is retarding the ageing process. Here are a few tips for proactive antiaging skin care:
1. Maintain healthy eating habits: A well balanced diet is the key to maintaining a proper body metabolism. Eat a lot of fruits and vegetables (raw), they are the best source of fibre and have a very refreshing effect on your body. Avoid oily and fatty food; not only do they lack in essential nutrients but also cause obesity and other diseases which aid the aging process
2. Beat stress: This is probably the most important antiaging skin care measure. Stress disturbs the body metabolism and accelerates the aging process. Sleep, exercise and a relaxing bath, are all good ways of beating stress. Aroma-therapy is also known to bust stress. Read more...
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Sep 23rd, 2009 | By Dee | Category: Featured Articles, Heart, Blood, Circulatory, Nutrition Lecithin is a compound which is the yellow-brown in color and fatty inconsistency. It occurs in animal and plant tissue and thank you but is sometimes used as is Eminem for a phospholipid that is the major component, phosphatide. It can be isolated from egg yolk or from soybeans from which it is extracted chemically were mechanically. It does not dissolve in water easily and is sold as a food supplement and for medical purposes.
Lecithin is found in living cells is a major component of the cell membrane regulates what enters and exits that cell. Scientists define lecithin as synonymous with phosphatidylcholine, a principle phospholipid found in the compound.
Normally we are able to consume Lecithin in the diet through soy, grains, fish, yeast, peanuts and egg yolk. It is also sold as a supplement in powder, capsule or granular form. But, this dietary supplement usually contains less than 35% of the primary phospholipid, phosphatidlycholine. Most of the manufactured supplement is derived from soybeans. Read more...
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Sep 20th, 2009 | By Dee | Category: Beauty & Personal Care As each of us grows older so does our hair and nails. The most obvious sign of aging in the hair is a change in the color. This is because there is less melanin produced in the hair follicles colored new hair the older we got. This is the same melanin that gives our skin its color and causes the hair to become gray. But, aging will affect our hair in other ways as well.
Here is the proteins strand that grows through an open follicle in the skin. A single hair has a normal life span of four to five years and then falls out which is replaced with the new hair. How much hair on the body and head is determined by your genes what almost everyone experiences loss with aging. Not only that but the hair strand becomes smaller and have less pigments and as well as many hair follicles just stop producing new pairs altogether. Read more...
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Sep 7th, 2009 | By Dee | Category: Nutrition Vitamin A. is most famous for its topical uses in skin care. It is the basis for the retinoid treatments which are used to prevent and treat Acme as well as antiaging process for the scan. Vitamin A. is a group of compounds that plays an important role incision, bone growth, reproduction, cell division and cell differentiation within the body. It helps to regulate the immune system which is the part of the body that helps to prevent or fight off infections. It also might help lymphocytes to fight infection more effectively.
Doctors know that vitamin A also helps to promote healthy surface linings in the eye and respiratory as well as urinary and intestinal tracts. When Nease linings break down it becomes easier for bacteria to answer the body and cause infection.
Deficiencies are usually rare in developed countries and since it’s a fat-soluble vitamin individuals can develop dangerous levels if taken in large doses over time. Using a supplement of vitamin A is especially risky for women who are pregnant because of the risks to the developing baby. Read more...
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Aug 6th, 2009 | By Dee | Category: Beauty & Personal Care Whether we idolize them or criticize their behavior, theres no denying that celebrities now are the epitome of beauty. But how come they are often mistaken for their age- at their flattery at that. Well, lets find out some secrets why celebrities look younger than they are.
Eating lots of citrus and vegetables
Greens and citrus like lemons, grapefruit, and oranges are high in Vitamin C, a natural antioxidant. This wonder worker serves as a primary ingredient of collagen, a glue-like protein that binds cells together to form tissues, and makes up about 25% of the whole-body protein content. Collagen production is vital to skin suppleness, firmness and averts the onset of premature wrinkling. Collagen is, in fact, a much-endorsed ingredient in facial moisturizers and hand lotions Therefore, the more citrus and veggies celebs eat, the softer their skin becomes.
Avoiding excessive alcohol Read more...
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