Showing posts with label Friendly. Show all posts
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Tuesday, May 15, 2012

How Friendly Flora Reduce Inflammation

The importance of the healthy balance of foreign inhabitants within your digestive tract to your general health and well being cannot be understated.  New research has shown that a type of friendly flora known as lactobacillus produces an enzyme called lactocepin which can quickly degrade inflammatory messages within your digestive tract.

While the goal of this research is to help individuals improve various inflammatory conditions of the bowels, such as irritable bowel syndrome, the research finding has wide application value to everyone.  It is now recognized that imbalances within your digestive tract start the illness ball in motion based on increasing inflammation.  While such inflammation starts out in your digestive tract the signaling molecules of inflammation can readily communicate to your general immune system, causing widespread confusion and setting off a decline of optimal health.

In fact, an imbalance of friendly flora can have a profoundly negative effect on your metabolism and actually be a primary cause for weight gain and difficulty losing weight.

Antibiotics, high sugar diets, low fiber diets, and too much alcohol are the most common causes initiating digestive imbalance of friendly flora that produce lactocepin.  While it is currently not known which strains of lactobacillus produce the most lactocepin, it is fairly clear they do, since so many people notice significantly improved digestive health from consuming friendly flora, including the intake of yogurt.

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Thursday, April 19, 2012

Friendly Skin Care Tips

April 17, 2012 by admin

Research and pharmaceutical companies have produced numerous products and procedures for the proper care of skin. It may be as simple as ABC, but negligence on the daily care of the skin may be risking your health. Follow these simple steps and your skin will look so great.

Cleansing the Skin

It is very important to start with clean skin like removing your make-up before going to bed. It makes the rest of your skin-care arsenal more effective. Because dust and dirt coming from the environment we move in, the skin could accumulate barriers that can ruthlessly affect heat regulation and moisture. Try a gentle cleanser that leaves protective oils and moisture behind. Avoid the use of bar soaps for its thickeners are proven to clog pores and cause pimples. Rather, use a product made with alpha-hydroxy acids or AHAs, to exfoliate the dead cells, help plump up your skin, and give a healthy glow.

AHAs are known to make the outermost layer of skin stronger and more resistant to irritation. Once skin is cleaned, you can put on an anti-aging serum. The best contain antioxidants (vitamins C and E and green tea) or peptides (amino-acid chains believed to bolster the skin’s collagen production).

Moisturizing the Skin

Free radicals can penetrate more easily through dry skin to attack the layers of collagen and elastin. Thus, the skin becomes dry and lifeless leading to sprout of early signs of ageing. Moisturize retention becomes very important to keep the skin amply hydrated. This could be done by applying moisturizers and lotions. In buying one, consider your skin type as compatibility is so vital for the effects to turn out well.  The sun can seriously speed up the aging process, causing damage, hyperpigmentation, and cell breakdown.

We strongly suggest you look for a lightweight formula that has an SPF of at least 25 so you could be protected from the harmful rays of the sun.

Sleep

Getting plenty of shut-eye is as good for your complexion as it is for your body. Expert dermatologists would recommend that you try to get seven to eight hours of sleep a night. Use a humidifier is also encouraged to keep your skin moist and help your nighttime treatment sink into your pores.

 

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