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Ez Make Up
The
Fountain of Youth -
Right in Front of Us All This Time!
Can we really stop the aging process,
slow it down, or even reverse the effects of aging on our skin and body? It is
an enigma for which so many have searched the answers to for years. Now, with
advanced modern science making breakthroughs and discoveries every day, the
answers have become apparent to the age-old quest for the proverbial fountain of
youth.
In large part, your everyday lifestyle choices contribute to the way you age,
and the rate at which your body ages. Diet, environmental factors, exercise and
the topical skincare products and skin care regimen you choose, all affect the
way you are going to appear now and ten, twenty, and thirty years own the road.
It's no surprise your lifestyle plays a pivotal role in how your body and skin
age over the years, since we've always known diet and exercise affect our energy
levels, appearance, moods, and fitness level.
However, several key foods have been found to be very effective weapons not only
against aging in general, but also against skin disorders ranging from acne,
rosacea, thin skin, and photo aging (sun damage). These foods can even help
reverse and repair sun and other environmental damage done to the skin. This
powerful weapon is a group of chemical compounds called antioxidants, and what
they accomplish in high doses, along with adequate exercise, can mimic a
surgical facelift over a relatively short period of time! Think about all of the
damage your skin is exposed to on a daily basis. It is your largest and most
vulnerable organ, exposed to toxins and other damaging elements, like the sun,
every day. These elements will actually accelerate the aging process by
producing harmful compounds called free radicals, which can damage cells and in
turn damage the skin. Antioxidants actually fight free radicals, and reverse
some of the damage already done by them in the body.
Precautions to be taken to prevent these nasty little free radicals From
wreaking havoc on your skin include wearing
sunscreen every day, Getting regular moderate exercise, using preventive
skin care (cleansers, lotions, gels, creams, etc
http://www.cosmeticsgalore.com/best-skincare-products-reviews.htm
l ) formulated with powerful antioxidants like Vitamin C and Alpha Lipoic Acid,
and making sure your get an abundance of antioxidants in your every day diet.
Some examples of foods high in antioxidants include berries (strawberries,
blueberries, raspberries, etc.), citrus fruits (oranges, grapefruits, etc.), and
vegetables rich in color, such as broccoli, zucchini, spinach, and summer
squash. See the following links for more information on where to find these
anti-aging principles:
http://www.cosmeticsgalore.com/best-weightloss-supplements-review.htm.
While there are many foods to be
enjoyed while living by the "anti-aging"
diet, there are also foods that need to be either avoided all together, or
strictly minimized. These are refined sugar, caffeine, and all starchy and white
flour products. The resulting surge of insulin created by these foods produces
more free radicals and breaks down the cell's defenses against damaging
elements, leaving you wide open to more skin damage (i.e., wrinkles, skin
disorders, and other premature aging effects). These foods are highly
inflammatory by nature, and while they may taste good going down, know that they
are destroying good cells and allowing for future damage by weakening the cell's
defenses further.
So, there you have it, some of the core concepts that will get you started to
minimizing and even reversing the affects of aging. This is really just the tip
of the iceberg. There is actually a lot more information on these concepts
available that
would be well worth your time to learn. What you do with these principles is up
to you, it's just a matter of making some minor changes for a longer, happier
and healthier life. I'd say that is definitely worth the investment!
About the author:
Danna Schneider is the webmaster of CosmeticsGalore.com, a cosmetic and
beauty product review site that reviews the latest in cosmetic technology and
make up.
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