Health and Fitness
Will Injecting Your Face at Home Save Thousands of Dollars?
Just recently I have read several articles that describe how women are seeking at-home remedies that plump and paralyze not only their facial features but thighs as well. This desperation prompted me to write how exercise, the Fountain of Youth, can enhance your face by strengthening the underlying muscles that support your skin. Will the desire…
Read MoreWhat part of a woman’s face turns a man on more than any other part of the female anatomy?
What part of a woman’s face turns a man on more than any other part of the female anatomy? The answer is lips according to a report in AskMen.com “Do you know what part of a woman’s face turns a man on more than any other part of the female anatomy? If you answered “lips,”…
Read MoreFish Oils May Slow Genetic Aging in Heart Patients
Heart disease patients have long been encouraged to eat more fish or take fish oil supplements containing omega-3 fatty acids. The reason? People who do, tend to live longer. Researchers have discovered a clue to slowing down the aging process. Now, some say a study out this evening in the Journal of the American Medical…
Read MoreRare disease attacks, burns woman’s skin
Young mother has 30 percent chance of survival ST. PETERSBURG – Two weeks ago, Yasmin Hernandez was a vibrant, loving woman, devoted wife and mother of five young children. Now, she lies in a hospital bed, heavily sedated, because her skin is burning from the inside out. And her family is asking for prayers. Hernandez…
Read MoreCrawford: ‘Cosmetic surgery is unsexy’
By Rebecca Davies Cindy Crawford has revealed that she considers cosmetic surgery unsexy. The 43-year-old supermodel, who is married to Rande Gerber, said that he and their mutual friend George Clooney cannot understand why any woman would want to alter their appearance with plastic surgery. Crawford told GQ magazine: “If you’re not careful you end…
Read MoreVitamin C As An Antiviral, It’s All About the Dose
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Orthomolecular Medicine News Service, December 3, 2009 Vitamin C As An Antiviral: It’s All About Dose (OMNS, December 3, 2009) One of the most frequent questions from Orthomolecular Medicine News Service readers is, Just how much vitamin C should I take? Our bodies cannot make vitamin C (ascorbate), although most animals can.…
Read MoreModel’s death highlights plastic surgery risks
We send our condolences to the family of Solange Magnano. Please keep in mind that plastic surgery is real surgery with all the risks that accompany major surgery. By Mark Tutton, CNN STORY HIGHLIGHTS * Model Solange Magnano died after complications following plastic surgery * Injecting fat or silicone into the buttocks can lead to…
Read MoreHealth Food for the Brain
By Jackie Silver Besides the many nutritious components of the egg that we’re already familiar with – high protein, low fat – there’s a fatty acid in egg yolk that appears to help the aging brain stay healthy. Arachidonic Acid (ARA) is a type of Omega-6 fatty acid present in egg yolk that helps maintain…
Read MoreBut Her Face!
A few weeks ago over lunch with my dear friend, Linda Booth, she related a story about seeing this gorgeous woman at her gym. The woman had gleaming, long blonde hair, her figure was envious – in fact, Linda thought this beauty must have only been in her early 30’s because she looked so marvelously…
Read MoreHilarious Flu Video
In this entertaining video from Canada, the announcer whips up a batch of flu vaccine in a blender. It’s very funny – and not as far out as you might think! Original post “http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2009/11/10/Hilarious-Swine-Flu-Video.aspx”>
Read MoreSpeak Out Against Ill-Advised Coke-Doctors Partnership
Connie Bennett Recently, the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP)–in a move away from pharmaceutical funding–accepted a “strong six-figure” grant for a new “consumer alliance partnership” with the Coca-Cola Company, the world’s largest beverage company, to create content about beverages and sweeteners for its award-winning consumer website, www.FamilyDoctor.org. The medical academy–which represented 94,614 family physicians,…
Read MoreBruce Willis ‘Not a Fan’ of Plastic Surgery
LOS ANGELES His ex-wife may be plagued with rumors of a love affair with surgery, but that doesn’t mean Bruce Willis is a fan. Despite rampant rumors that his ex-wife and good friend Demi Moore is a regular when it comes to going under the knife (although she frequently denies these claims) Bruce Willis doesn’t…
Read MoreAMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL – The Movie
The United States of America is known for being one of the wealthiest nations on the planet with the most opportunities for its citizens. In 2004 alone, Americans spent $12.4 billion (yes, billion!) on cosmetic surgery. With such an abundance of wealth, why are Americans so discontent? Too much television and easy access to plastic…
Read MoreLearn the secret sauce of success – OPTIMISM
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Read MoreThe Funny but Not So Laughable After Effects of Plastic Surgery
By Cynthia Rowland Just when you thought it was safe to indulge your whimsical fantasies of a younger looking face using the latest and greatest plastic surgery techniques, you discover the tell-tale signs of injections and surgery to be blatant indicators of the ugly truth: these procedures can disfigure you and leave ugly reminders like…
Read MoreBunny lines, the biggest botox giveaway
By DANICA LO Everyone knows that a puffy duckbill lip or a permantly surprised raised brow means a celeb’s probably been dabbling in surgery of the cosmetic kind. These days, cheek and chin implants are blatant, and who wants a natural-looking boob job anymore? Hoist ’em high, sisters. But how can you tell if a…
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