... a cancerous tumor. Pomegranates – Early research into the pomegranate’s role in combating cancer suggests that the fruit contains a compound, ellagic acid, that might help contest cancer’s growth (estrogen-dependent cancers in particular). Spinach – ...

... not been waxed since completing the cancer treatment, was any consideration given to perform a patch test first? Has this client had an issue with facial hair prior to cancer treatment? Is it possible that the client is now on hormone therapy, which ...

... as a mask, with claims that it lifts and absorbs toxins from the skin. As of right now, there is not much evidence to back up this theory. In fact, most dermatologists are pretty skeptical about this latest fad. Dr. Craig Kraffert, board certified dermatologist ...

... It was Andrew Carnegie who said, “While the law of competition may be sometimes hard for the individual, it is best for the race, because it ensures the survival of the fittest in every department.” Innovation and growth are just some of the numerous ...

... and upon application of the product. Positive results from in vitro and in vivo testing were conducted. Perfluorocarbons and Molecular Weight Clinical studies of cosmetic preparations have been measured by the moisture content of the skin, skin profile ...