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Once thought to be a weed only suitable as feed for livestock, oats have been proven valuable as both a food and skin care ingredient. Evidence shows that oats were in Northern Europe as early as the Bronze Age and made their journey to North America in 1602 with an English explorer. The genus name ... Read More
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Today’s expanding knowledge of the many potential signs and symptoms of rosacea can help unmask this widespread but poorly understood facial disorder now estimated to affect more than 16 million Americans. “It has been called ‘The Great Imposter’ because people often confuse rosacea with other conditions, such as a sunburn or acne, or even eye ... Read More
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It is official – guys are slathering on anti-aging lotions, potions, and serums in pursuit of turning back the hands of time. Prior to 2005, facial anti-agers aimed at men were not trendy. But by 2007, crease-fighters accounted for 20 percent of the estimated 46 million in male skin care sales. Consumer spending shows that ... Read More
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Nearly 10 years ago, the FDA approved the anti-depressant prescription drug Zoloft for the treatment of premenstrual syndrome (PMS) and one expert believes that is 10 years too long, especially when natural alternatives have been proven to reduce PMS symptoms without drugs. “It seems almost alien to me why someone would take a drug to ... Read More
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Menopause is often discussed quietly, if it’s discussed at all. Many clients enter this stage of life feeling unprepared, confused,
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