Skin
The Skin You Are In
It is important to remember that you absorb everything you put on your skin Read More
The Big Three
Apple Cider Vinegar, Baking Soda and Coconut Oil for skin care Read More
Social Media and Body Image – Part 1
Humans are social creatures, no doubt about it. We thrive in the company of others Read More
Nature’s Guide to Beautiful Hair
Today, we change our hair with the latest fashion trends and we switch hair color like we would change socks. Read More
Mineral Balance
The most general signs of mineral imbalance relate to problems in the sympathetic and the parasympathetic nervous systems. Read More
Nutrition for the skin
Our skin is a powerful, yet vulnerable, protective shield covering our whole body, and its condition is very often a reflection of our overall health (particularly of what is happening in the gut and liver). Read More
Oil cleansing
Here is the thing: our skin naturally produces oils. This is a fact nobody can change. It is a natural process intended to keep our skin moisturized and protected, not dry, flaky, and feeling tight. Read More
Why Should I Use Toxin Free Skin Care?
Start replacing all the toxic things in your life with toxin-free products, and live a better life. Read More
Skin Health Nutrition by Dr. Perricone
Dr. Perricone’s research has demonstrated that we can control inflammation in our bodies Read More
Personal Story About a Serious Skin Disorder
Personal account of Maureen’s own decline and subsequent full recovery from a debilitating auto-immune disorder called scleroderma. Read More
Sunscreen Health Warning
Unfortunately sunscreens DO NOT block UVA light, the kind that penetrates deep into the skin. This is the form of UV most responsible for cancer. Read More
Sunblock Increases Cancer Risk
Remember never to get burned, that is the key. Remember also never to use sunscreen, another key. You can creatively use your clothing to block the sun’s rays during your buildup time. Read More
Skincare Ingredient Glossary
All Information You Need To Know About “Skincare Ingredient Glossary” Read More
Psoriasis Simplified
Severe cases may involve large areas of the body with frequent recurrences. Psoriasis most commonly affects people between the ages of 15 and 50. Read More
Prescription for Aging Skin
Research have shown that the “Inflammation-Aging Connection” is the single greatest precipitator of aging. This cellular-level inflammation triggers free radicals which damage cells. Read More
Psoriasis Risk Factors, Prevention & Tips
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Heparin for Burns
The use of heparin therapy has dramatically changed the course of severe burn therapy. Patients are now going home in a month instead of three months. There are no ugly permanent burn scars. Read More
EFAs and Skin Health
The result of this imbalance of EFAs in the skin is dryness, dandruff, eczema and psoriasis-like inflammatory skin conditions, acne, cracked heels, toxic deposits in the skin, skin damage, and increased risk of sunburn and skin cancer. Read More
Eczema Risk Factors & Tips
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Eczema and Psoriasis: Ease That Itch
Some sufferers have described eczema as “the itch that rashes” and others say when they sweat, it feels as though acid is being poured on them. Read More
Eczema & Psoriasis Wellness Tips
Long-term exposure to a dry climate with a low relative humidity can cause psoriasis to worsen. Many people experience lessening of symptoms after exposure to sunshine during the summer months. Read More
Acne Cure -Is it Possible?
Acne is a condition of the skin in which hormonal levels have become imbalanced and too much oil or sebum is being produced. Read More
Acne and Milk Connection
Reducing or stopping milk intake may be an important part of an acne regimen. A popular acne treatment program does recommend a dairy-free diet (Perricone, 2003). Read More
