Anti-Aging Articles

 

Shedding Light on Seasonal Affective Disorder
By Dr. Lynne Kavulich

As winter draws near so do the days of driving to and from work in the dark. Since many people work indoors, the decrease in sun exposure during winter months leads one out of every five Americans to suffer from wintertime blues or Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). This is due to deficient levels of vitamin D, which is converted to its active form during sun exposure. Signs of SAD include depression, overeating, weight gain, excessive sleep, increased pain sensitivity, and social withdrawal. The allopathic or medical approach to treating these symptoms is altering brain chemistry with antidepressant medication. Certainly, there is a time and place for such action. However, in the case of SAD there is a better solution.
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The Daffodil Principle
A wonderful inspirational message
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Parabens: The Toxins in Your Anti-Aging Cream
By Dr. Lynne Kavulich

There is a potentially dangerous chemical that may be lurking in your anti-aging cream. In fact, it’s hard to find lotions, cosmetics, sun block, and many other beauty products that don’t contain this chemical. What is this harmful chemical? It is actually a group of chemicals called parabens. Included in the manufacturing of anti-aging cream because of their benefits as a preservative, there are a couple of concerns connected with parabens. Not only are parabens toxic, but they can also actually speed up the aging process in the skin.  Click here to continue reading

 

Dietary Supplements and Regulation
By Dr. Lynne Kavulich

With nearly half of American adults taking a dietary supplement of some type, one may question the safety of these supplements. Many questions and much controversy have surrounded dietary supplements and regulation. In order to understand the controversy surrounding dietary supplements and regulation one must have some background in supplements and the current regulations governing them.  Click here to continue reading

 

 

Is Your Anti-Aging Product Damaging Your Skin?
By Dr. Lynne Kavulich

Many people use anti-aging products in hopes of keeping their skin young looking. How well these products work, however, depends on the quality of ingredients. Studies show inexpensive, cheaply made anti-aging products can actually cause damage to the skin and made it look older after long-term use than it would have if no anti-aging product were used at all. Ingredients included in the manufacturing of anti-aging cream that can damage the skin include mineral oil, Propylene Glycol, Triethanolamine, fragrances and synthetic colors.  Click here to continue reading

 

 

Nutritional Pearls You Need to Know to Keep Your Energy High
By Dr. Lynne Kavulich

Are you having symptoms are feelings of pessimism, irritability, fatigue and apathy?  Overeating sugar, grains, and meats can cause acidity causing your mood, energy, and your pain threshold.  On the other hand a healthy alkaline body will experience more happiness, energy and generally feel fantastic.  More minerals and green foods mean a healthier body and attitude.  If you use a green drink like Greens First you could have ten vegetables in a delicious drink. I have found this formula to decrease sugar cravings greatly and curb your appetite. Click here to continue reading

 

Real Hope - Real People You are Not Alone
By Dr. Lynne Kavulich

        Your thoughts determine your mental and physical victories and defeats. If you are chronically in pain and struggling it regularly affects your thoughts causing impatience, anger and irritability. As a Doctor of Chiropractic I see it each day while treating my patients with chronic neck pain, back pain, and headaches.

        Twenty-five years of listening, observing and caring for my patients has been an education that I use to teach others. I have learned volumes from my patients.

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Many Sugar Effects and Many Sugar Types
By Dr. Lynne Kavulich

There is significant evidence that high sucrose diets may alter intracellular metabolism, which in turn facilitates accelerated aging through oxidative damage.  Scientists found that the rats given fructose had more undesirable cross-linking changes in the collagen of their skin than in the other groups.  Click here to continue reading

 

 

 

 

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