- Tuesday, October 27, 2009, 12:20
- Health
It's in our nature that we don’t want to get old. So it comes as no surprise that over the history scientists has been endeavored to find sources of prolonged youth or reaching immortality. Austrian scientist extracted yet another elixir of youth from human sperm.
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- Friday, October 16, 2009, 12:50
- Health
According to a study published in British Medical Journal, women who had normal weigh between 18 and 50 years old and were not obese at 50 are more likely to maintain their health by the time they reach 70.
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- Wednesday, July 29, 2009, 16:09
- Health
The tireless British scientists came to some surprising conclusions; as it turns out, the number of moles may be a good indicator of the body’s rate of aging.
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- Thursday, June 25, 2009, 14:53
- Health
A group of researchers from the University of North Carolina developed a special test which can determine the rate of biochemical aging of the body, as they discovered a special protein p16INK4a. The protein helps determine the actual degree of age-related changes in the organism.
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- Tuesday, April 14, 2009, 20:28
- Job & Career
Everyone knows that physical exercises promote health while sedentary job deteriorates it. Still, not a single office clerk has challenged its employer with claims for work-related injury payouts so far. The first ever to this were 37 Danish women who were recently awarded damages for their work-related injuries claim.
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- Tuesday, April 7, 2009, 16:43
- News
As they say getting old is no fun. It’s age that makes us forget things we wanted to say, makes us lose keys, and spend hours trying to remember the password to the e-mail account. Yet, we believed the old age to hit us sometime beyond the "forty benchmark".
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- Monday, March 2, 2009, 20:08
- News
A team of European scientist has found that greying hair is caused by disordered mechanism for breakdown of hydrogen peroxide in our hair follicles. It results in high hydrogen peroxide levels, blocking the synthesis of melanin, a pigment responsible for the natural color of our
hair. Find out the details of the process of getting grey hair.
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- Saturday, January 24, 2009, 11:12
- Health
We all know how such common habits as smoking or alcohol drinking may negatively affect our looks. But you, probably, know little about negative effects of some, at first sight innocent, things which are on the list as well. Find out more about them below. If you have something to add, feel free to leave your comments.
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- Saturday, December 13, 2008, 21:03
- News
Scientists from the University College London (Great Britain) report that antioxidants do not have the power to prevent the body from aging. They conducted series of experiments and can confidently claim that the role of free radicals in the process of cell damage is greatly exaggerated. This means that the protective action of antioxidants is exaggerated as well.
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- Thursday, December 4, 2008, 18:46
- Health, News
The Daily Mail reports the secrets of eternal youth are opening with the help of scientists. Experiments on mice show that the ferment called telomerase may become the main ingredient of “elixir of eternal youth” – the scientists hope that this ferment will help to slow the process of aging.
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- Saturday, November 1, 2008, 8:36
- News
German scientists discovered that light emitting diodes can smooth out wrinkles and improve skin elasticity. The health benefits of visible light emission have been known for quite a long time. For instance, it was used to accelerate the wound-healing processes. But scientists couldn't explain the effect until recently.
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- Wednesday, October 29, 2008, 18:19
- Health
American scientists have figured out the real cause of eye bags that appear with aging. It turned out to be a fat expansion in the eye sockets. So far plastic surgeons believed we get baggy eyes because of weakening of eye ligaments that hold fat tissue in the eye sockets. That’s why, the present eyelid surgery technique known as blepharoplasty is based upon tightening these eye ligaments.
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- Monday, July 14, 2008, 17:48
- Health, Sports & Fitness
It turns out that those who practice heavy exercise loads daily have a shorter lifespan. It happens because during exercising they inhale a large amount of oxygen; as a result, early aging of their cells is taking place. The fact, that intensive exercising speed up the aging of a human body, was identified by the doctors of Valencia municipal hospital.
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- Friday, June 13, 2008, 19:13
- Health
Cosmetic care is not enough for a longer healthy and young looking skin; when taking care of the face skin, the diet plays important role as well. To make it short, how fast your body ages depends on what you eat. Below in the text you will learn about some healthy eating habits that will help you stay young longer. A diet can not smooth out the wrinkles, but can prevent the new ones from emerging.
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- Thursday, June 12, 2008, 18:44
- News
Who said, wrinkles are good for you? British medics did. They found out that wrinkles, which are bad news in the eyes of any woman, protect them, however, from skin cancer. This discovery was made by an accident. While performing numerous surgeries to treat skin cancer (carcinoma) the medics noticed, that most of the patients had smooth skin on their faces.
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- Tuesday, June 3, 2008, 10:37
- Health
Up till now tanning has been considered unhealthy since the procedure can induce development of malignant cells in the body. Today, however, British scientists found out that some benefits from tanning do exist – production of vitamin D. Production of the substance is induced by the sun rays and it acts as an agent holding back the
aging process of cells and tissues.
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- Friday, May 30, 2008, 17:24
- Cosmetics, Health
You already know the four types of face skin aging: the “
tired face”, when the skin is puffy, the “
webbed face”, which is developed by the dry skin, and the “
loss of shape”, which normally occurs to obese people, as they age. But every aging symptom (swelling, wrinkles, sad face folds in the corners of the mouth folds) can be observed on the face with the combined type.
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- Thursday, May 29, 2008, 19:15
- Cosmetics, Health
Yesterday here was an article about the second type of face skin aging, “
webbed face”, and the way of taking care of such face. Today you will learn, how to treat the “Loss of shape” aging type. A characterised feature of “deformed” face is extensive sagging. Cheeks grow flabby, eyelids fall, the face oval blurs out, and develops a gloomy, peevish look. This aging type is common among obese people with oily, porous skin.
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- Wednesday, May 28, 2008, 17:54
- Cosmetics, Health
Today here is another article about the types of face skin aging. Yesterday I described you the ways of taking proper care of the “
tired face”, and this time you will learn about the next type of face skin aging – the “webbed face”. As people with overly sensitive, dry skin age, they develop a “webbed face”. This type of skin naturally has very thin protective coating – hydrolyptic mantle. As they age, the mantle gets even thinner, the skin exsiccates extensively; furthermore, the face loses its fine complexion and develops a whole web of wrinkles.
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- Tuesday, May 27, 2008, 17:56
- Cosmetics, Health
In one of the previous articles named
Types of Face Skin Aging I wrote, that I was going to publish a series of articles about different types of face skin aging and how to take care of such skin. Today we’ll talk about the first type of skin aging, which is called “tired face”. The very name “tired face” is self explanatory: the skin is puffy, flabby, develops earthy hue along the aging process. Disturbed microcirculation is the major contributor to the issue. Here are procedures, which help take proper care of the skin aging this way.
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