Most people know that sun exposure can be quite detrimental to our skin. However, studies have recently found that sun damage can be reduced and prevented though the utilization of anti-oxidants. What are anti-oxidants? Anti-oxidants are molecules which basically slow the oxidation process. Below, we will be looking at a popular anti-oxidant known as Vitamin E, and how it can prevent/reduce damage from UV rays.
Vitamin E is a key ingredient in many of the creams consumers shop for today. But why is vitamin E utilized so often? Simple, because of it's miraculous abilities.
When researchers examined two groups of people following prolonged sun exposure, those who were sporting a cream that contained vitamin E showed reduced signs of inflammation. Whenever a specific area of skin is inflamed, it typically hints at skin cell damage. Since vitamin E is able to protect skin from sun damage, it can preserve the look of your skin for many years to come.
Although vitamin E does have a good share of capabilities, it does have it's limitations. Since consumers are not fully informed of Vitamin E's capabilities, many scrupulous companies have begun making unsubstantiated claims about a number of their products which contain Vitamin E. Unfortunately, this has driven many to become skeptical about Vitamin E's capabilities.
The bottom line is that vitamin E is a must for anyone who is serious about maintaining beautiful skin. The vitamin will shield your skin against the suns' harmful rays and will slow the onset of aging. If you don't like the idea of applying vitamin E to your skin, you always have the options of taking tablets. Vitamin E tablets should bring about the same effects as vitamin E contained within a lotion and then some. Be sure to talk to a doctor before taking or starting to take vitamin E.
Needless to say, I failed the quiz. I got 8 out of 15 right. That's about 60 percent. An 'F' in almost all 50 states. Even New Jersey. I, Tim Ward, humor columnist and straight male could not distinguish between the gluteus maximus of the male and female gender. I started to wonder: Were some of the butts that I said were female really male? If so, does that mean I find some men's butts attractive? Do I have a male butt fetish that I didn't know about? Do I secretly enjoy slapping guys on the butt after a good sports play? And what about the woman's butts that I classified incorrectly? Has it really been that long since I've seen a bare female behind? Am I forgetting what the female body looks like?
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Natural health medicine has been documented to have less or no side effects when compared to it's chemical counterparts. That is because natural health medicine is generally made with products taken out of nature without being refined. They have generally been used for decades by different cultures, with little or no side effect. The medicine is made out of natural ingredients that will work in conjunction with the body, whereas their refined counterparts might have an adverse affect. One must also consider too that the compounds and inert substances used to bind prescription drugs may cause an interaction in the system. At the very least, the body cannot process these agents naturally.
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Those old classic TV shows taught the importance of moral values and the strength and wisdom found with several generations of a family living together or close by to one another. We learned how to share with one another and how to make friends. We learned that it was important to never lie to our parents and that they would always love us no matter what mistakes we made. We learned that there were solutions to every problem, no matter how big or small they might be. We learned to believe in ourselves and to dream big. We learned about falling in love and how to mend a broken heart. We learned all of this and so much more from these classic TV shows that will live on in those of us who have come to love them and through the television networks still brave enough to provide a platform for quality, family values shows like classic TV shows.
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Years later I learned why he won. His father taught him a simple trick that none of us other kids knew. The technique is to tie the items together in an imaginative story. For example, what if you want to remember a list of the following things: Soap, milk, honey, fork, and flowers.
Start a vivid story in your imagination, adding each item to it as you go: At the sink, you reach for the SOAP. The soap dish is full of MILK, so you wash your hands in that. Then you comb HONEY into your hair with a FORK, and finally pick up a bouquet of FLOWERS and smile at the mirror. Say each item while mentally reviewing your "movie," and you'll remember all five things, even the next day.
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