Antioxidant That Retards Wrinkles Discovered

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http://www.suzanne24/shop — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 05:49:18 GMT

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hstrau — Wed, 24 Oct 2007 22:14:13 GMT

My daughter has two fingers-index & middle fingers generally on one hand; occasionally on two where the tips become almost excoriated looking/ top layers sort of dry & cracked but not deeply. This has been occurring since she was young-now 15. Could this be a lack of minerals?vitamins?dehydration? Any ideas would be welcome, thanks ahead of time- Helen

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brenka — Sun, 30 Sep 2007 01:50:40 GMT

where can one buy retinol syrum? Thx.

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satori — Sat, 29 Sep 2007 04:10:31 GMT

libertarianhippie

I had great success using Forces of Nature oils along with homeopathic Thuja for warts. They were pushed out and fell off in under two weeks. Nothing more than miraculous. Used for my 6 yr. old and his took only 3 days to be completely resolved.....No reoccurrences. Use the immunoboost in tandem with the oils. http://www.fonoils.com

peace

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curious7 — Mon, 24 Sep 2007 17:45:41 GMT

Well if the Fool's Drugs Administrators find this out, or there is not the hand of the Alchemists, this product will be taken from the market.

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Splicer4FR — Mon, 24 Sep 2007 15:36:10 GMT

I put a coenzyme Q-10 capsule (oil-based, of course) on my face nightly. Sounds improbable, but after just one night, a dry, scaly patch of sun damage that existed for upward of 3 years became smooth and slightly pink by the morning. After the 4th night, a patch of sun damage in my eyebrow that's prone to bleeding in the summertime has dissapeared.

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LibertarianHippie — Mon, 24 Sep 2007 13:47:00 GMT

I know this isn't completely related to wrinkles but I want your opinion anyway.

I have many warts on my right hand and fingers, and for a long time i didn't know they were warts so in June 2006, I had them frozen off. Or so I thought, I did have some on both hands and fingers and the amount of them did decrease but not all of them went away. I didn't want to get them frozen off again since its kind of painful and probably unnecessary. I tried taking grapefruit seed extract but I don't think that had in progress. I tried to take it daily for about a month but it didn't always happen like that.

So should I try the GSE again this time avoiding boxed foods, sodas, and being more religious about taking it or do you have another treatment method for me to try?

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crzyakta — Mon, 24 Sep 2007 02:09:08 GMT

Great...patent the research on the plant (it's effects on wrinkles), let everyone forget about it, then sell the synthetic form of the chemical compound 'responsible' for the effects, providing only lackluster results (as opposed to using the whole plant, as is usually the case)

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smenzel5 — Sun, 23 Sep 2007 23:00:41 GMT

Hopefully, my comment isn't too late. But recently BioPro came out with a new product called iWater. This water is incredible. I have been spritzing my face with this water for only a couple of days and I have noticed a huge difference in my skin. The water is energized and structured to a 6-sided molecule which makes it absorb very fast into our skin and hydrate it immediately. I have been drinking it for three weeks and its amazing how well I feel. I have chronic Lyme disease and have been treating it for many years naturally!! I have never taken any medications. I am 90% better and still searching for the one thing that will make me 100%. I think I might have found it!!

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Its so great to be a part of this newsletter. Its really wonderful that so many people can be connected thru this one venue. Thank you Dr. Mercola!!!

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harrow — Sun, 23 Sep 2007 20:30:41 GMT

What advise does anyone have on preventing stretch marks for pregnant women that is safe to use internally and externally?

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naturalskincarereview — Sun, 23 Sep 2007 18:10:19 GMT

It makes so much sense that a plant based antioxidant would be used to fight aging. After all, plants manage to protect themselves from environmental toxins with the natural plant extract that they get from the earth. Plant extracts are made up of complexes of aminoacids, vitamins and minerals and those complexes are what is needed for the plant to grow from a seed without damage from the environment along the way. The plant extracts supports the plant and thus provides support in the visual appearance of the skin. Do use natural, plant based extracts on your skin! They really work :)

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TheTrishna — Sat, 22 Sep 2007 22:46:47 GMT

Reading Dr. Mercola's Comments on the article make me wonder if the reason I have collagen imperfections on my face is because of the UV lamp/light treatments my dermatologist gave me as a teenager for my cystic acne. I know some of my facial issues are due to the acne, but most seem to be from dissolved collagen structure underlying my face. I was never one to suntan, so that is not the cause. Anyway, is there a good way to build up this collagen? A face lift will tighten the skin over the face, but I want to do something natural. One bodybuilder type store that sells protein powders (I was walking by it and noticed a product with Collagen) advertized a powdered collagen product but I didn't feel sure enough to start experimenting.

On the other side of the spectrum, I recently sat next to a woman on a long flight with a rare, serious illness. Her body was producing too much collagen! The doctors could not make it stop. The reason we even started speaking was that the plane sat on the runway and it was getting warm. I asked if she wanted to remove her sweater (it was a pullover, and sometimes you cannot do that without elbowing the person next to you in the eyesocket). She finally gave in and said, I can't, will you help me? So I did. She explained that her body had grown so much collagen inside her arms, etc. that it was too hard for her to reach around. I was shocked! She had such flawlessly beautiful skin! Her face was perfect and taut! We couldn't have been more opposite, yet we were the same in other ways! IWe were 48 years old, petite, single, dating (well, she was having a little trouble at the moment), had advanced degrees...so I HAD to have the answer! I needed collagen and she needed hers to stop! We had each other's answer and only a few hours to get it! She said she did outdoor sports all the time, but now had to stop (but that it was now in remission...very interesting). I stay indoors and do no exercise. (I am out of room)

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Jonathan B — Sat, 22 Sep 2007 20:32:05 GMT

I developed wrinkles and age spots on the back of my hands in my early thirties, due to excessive surfing and hours a day of sun exposure on the beach, as well as rough areas on my back skin and uber-bags under my eyes.

I achieved a major turnaround when I started to cut out my beach trips and change my diet, with an increase of boiled and baked fish consumption ( salmon, trout and tuna) as well as sushi and sashimi of the fish and egg types. (Probably intake of omega 3) I also cut out red meat and ate a semi-vegetarian diet with raw fruits and steamed vegetables.

I also began using daily supplements of grape seed oil, which seemed to erase those liver spots on my hands, and elminated my rough shoulder and back skin areas.

These efforts only achieved some skin changes, but when I discovered hyluaronic acid supplements and skin treatment, and coconut oil for cooking and eaten straight, I saw improvement with eye bags, and now I have much better skin under my eyes, since I started use of apricot kernel skin oil ( I currently prefer the Burt's Bee's product called Baby Bee. )

I was never much for trying to make my skin moisturized, but the skin cracking and dryness and lack of skin health motivated me to make a change. I am of the opinion that using regular moisturizing lotion is a waste of time, and makes me feel slimy, but oils are great, or HA skin treatment, and I find that even olive oil on dry hands can sooth serious dryness and skin discomfort, although you will smell like italian food for a bit.

I would advise that the use of apricot kernel oil be an intermittent thing, and you avoid internal use, since it contains a small but discernable bit of natural cyanide, which has been known to make some people sick when they overused it internally.

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fosterw — Sat, 22 Sep 2007 17:07:10 GMT

Hi,

I've used quite a few "wrinkle smoothing" products including retinol (harsh) and vitamin (less effective) based products. Some of the ones I found most effective include Dr Perricone Advanced Face Firming Activator (DMAE) and Creme De La Mer (ex-NASA developer). Noticable improvement from both products, however they are expensive. Both products available on the web/eBay.

Regards,

Jim