Anti-aging Eye Creams
Posted on May 16, 2008 - Filed Under Health and Fitness | Leave a Comment
Over time, the skin around the eyes can start to look anything but youthful. This delicate area of the face is prone to harsh treatment from the environment, pollution, sun rays, and makeup application and removal. In addition, diet and cigarette and alcohol consumption can also affect this sensitive eye area.Thankfully, science and technology have been incorporated into cosmetic development, so there are anti-aging eye creams on the market that can truly work wonders.
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Posted on March 6, 2008 - Filed Under Health and Fitness | Leave a Comment
Last week, I had a couple of old friends drop in on me for dinner. As usual, it only took a little bit of time before the conversation turned to nutrition and working out.
One of my friends was in his late 50’s. He has always been in great shape. He maintains a great workout program and always pays attention to what he eats. Yet, on this particular visit, he seemed a little discouraged with his progress.
After a little bit of prying I found out why. He had been out having dinner with several of his friends who were all medical doctors and they were “on him” about working out.
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Posted on November 23, 2007 - Filed Under Health and Fitness | 1 Comment
Stress has an effect on all of our body, from our muscles, to our breathing, to our heart, to our digestive system, and to the toll it can take on our face.
Tension and stress force us to hold our muscles in a position for too long. When the muscles are tense, they restrict blood flow. Just as this happens in parts of our body, it also happens to our facial muscles.
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Posted on November 11, 2007 - Filed Under Health and Fitness | Leave a Comment
Scared about aging?
Aging is a natural process and till the Elixir of youth is found, everyone goes through this stage. The first signs of aging can be seen on the face in the forms of wrinkles. When you grow old, skin loses elasticity making the skin sag slightly, creating wrinkles. Overexposure to the sun, using chemical based cosmetics from a very young age may also contribute to the skin looking dull and dry over a period of time.
