September 21, 2007

The most effective and healthy ways to reduce ailments that afflict our lungs, body and skin

As we are increasingly exposed to pollutants in the air that we breathe and the water that we bathe in, it makes sense that respiratory and skin problems are on the rise. These health issues take the form of asthma, no seasonal allergies, breathing difficulties, skin rashes, and countless other modern maladies.Medical researchers are still discovering new ways in which humans are adversely affected by airborne and waterborne pollutants. Some people assume that what they eat and drink are the primary ways in which their environment can affect their health. But actually your skin and your lungs are your main interface to the outside world. In fact, your skin is your body's largest organ, and it plays a crucial role in regulating your body's temperature, and keeping the outside… outside! Your lungs and skin can easily absorb toxins for which they were never intended.The most effective and healthy ways to reduce or completely eliminate these ailments that afflict our lungs and skin.Conventional Western medicine typically turns to prescription drugs, to try to cure the problems or mask the symptoms. But these unnatural chemicals often do more harm than good. Consequently, people interested in more natural solutions are getting terrific results […]

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October 23, 2007

Why Paraben Free Progesterone Creams Are Best For Your Body

Paraben free progesterone creams are rare however it is well worth seeking out these quality products; your health may very well depend on it.
What are parabens?
Parabens are a preservative which can be severely irritating to people with paraben allergies. Parabens can cause skin irritation, dermatitis and allergic skin reactions.
Parabens are commonly used in shaving gels, personal lubricants, toothpaste and shampoo. Sometimes they are even used as food additives. Most people are not aware of parabens being used in such a wide variety of product. They are simply used as a preservative and have been used for many years.
Studies have been conducted on the continued application of parabens and as a result, the trend is that manufacturers of quality products are moving away from the use of parabens due to the risks involved. NatPro is a completely paraben free solution and therefore poses no risk to people who have a paraben allergy (many people are not even aware they have the allergy until it is too late and symptoms have occurred).
The manufacturers of NatPro have decided that it is not worth risking the use of methyl or propyl parabens even if only a small percentage of people are allergic to them. […]

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December 6, 2007

Cosmetics & Problems Associated With Them - 2

This is part 2 of the article. Please read part 1 before reading this.
Eye Cosmetics:

Mascara and eyebrow pencils contain dyes, alcohol, etc. They may cause allergies or irritation on contact.
Nail Cosmetics:
Nail cosmetics include nail polishes and nail color removers. They contain alcohol and colors (dyes) that may produce different reactions.
Lip Cosmetics:
These include lip-gloss, lipsticks, etc. They contain dyes and other chemicals that may cause allergy.
Skin Cosmetics:
Face creams and other preparations such as body moisturizers can contain dyes, etc. These can cause an allergy or irritation on contact. Lanolin used in many moisturizers can cause allergy.
Astringents:
Astringents are used to remove oil from the face. Most of them contain alcohol and other ingredients such as salicylic acid, etc. Some of these ingredients can irritate sensitive and dry skin.
You may have sensitive skin. Or you may want to use cosmetics that have minimum potential of causing irritation. Here is a brief guide about choosing cosmetics for that.
1. Avoid cosmetics that need solvents for removal. Cosmetics labeled waterproof cannot be washed away with water. They need solvents for removal and that may cause sensitivity. Moreover, solvents also dissolve the natural skin oil- sebum that protects skin from drying and from microbes. The skin gets […]

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