If you are looking for the fountain of life, you may have been disappointed in the past. We are often told that aging is a natural, inevitable process that we can’t run away from. However, if the latest scientific research—combined with advanced skincare technological breakthroughs—is believed, hyaluronic acid is the miracle moisturizing agent that is all set to be the total skin care answer to anti-aging problems!

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You may not have heard of kali phosphoricum, and you probably aren’t alone in that! However, it might be helpful for you to learn about this homeopathic practice. One thing that kali phosphoricum has been known to be helpful in addressing is nerve disorders.

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Tanning beds and cigarettes have something in common.

A report published in the August issue of The Lancet Oncology establishes that all UV radiation is carcinogenic to humans. Previously the agency had classified UVA, UVB and UVC radiation as “probably carcinogenic to humans.”

Not too many people today will argue the fact that cigarettes cause cancer. The people most likely to quibble about it, speaking in shades of gray, would be the cigarette industry itself.

Now it seems that tanning bed owners and other in the “browning” industry can no longer try to science their way out of how dangerous tanning beds really are. Read the rest of this entry »

Sir Robert William Robson succumbed to lung cancer this week.

Most often referred to as Sir Bobby Robson, he was admired and well-loved by many. Robson was best known for his outstanding achievements for English Football. In 1990 he was the manager behind England’s rise to the semi finals of the World Cup.

Recently Sir Rosen had become a well known symbol in England for the fight to end lung cancer. In March of 2008 he turned his attention to the “Sir Bobby Robson Foundation,” a cancer research charity. Only 6 months later in August of 2008, Roberson’s own cancer was established to be terminal. At the time he stated, “”My condition is described as static and has not altered since my last bout of chemotherapy… Read the rest of this entry »

If we could all just get together and have a cold one, perhaps all our problems would be solved.

At least that’s what President Obama seems to be hoping in what’s now known as the “Beer Summit.”

The so-called Beer Summit took place Thursday afternoon, and included Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. and Cambridge, Mass., police Sgt. James Crowley. The meeting was to address the now-famous incident in which Crowley arrested Gates for “disorderly conduct” when investigating a possible burglary at Gates’ house. The charges against Gates were eventually dropped.

But, too little too late. Read the rest of this entry »

Senate Finance Committee Proposing a 10% Tax on Cosmetic Surgeries

Thinking of getting Jennifer Aniston’s nose? Or perhaps Kate Gosselin’s tummy tuck? You might have to pony up a little extra cash to do so, if Congress has its way.

According to recent reports surrounding a meeting of the Senate Finance Committee, certain cosmetic surgery procedures would be assessed a 10 percent excise tax – above and beyond the already-expensive price tag that usually accompanies such procedures. Read the rest of this entry »

The advertisements for drinking water are abundant in the media.  Everything from detoxing your body, cleaning out your kidneys, to suppressing your appetite and shuttling fat quicker through your body.  There are many people you see on the street that have a cell phone in one hand a bottle of water in the other.  Our society has been conditioned that constantly drinking water is extremely healthy.  The trend has spread out into Europe as well, and there are now thousands of bottled water manufacturers world wide, touting that their product is superior.
There are two kidney experts that believe that there is no definitive scientific proof for the average person to consume eight or more glasses of water per day.  According to the Journal of the American Society of Nephrology, the health claims are almost non existent, and minor in comparison from what the media is reporting.

The fact about water being a good appetite suppressant has been proven wrong in the fact it is absorbed so quickly upon ingestion does not satiate people as much as has been previously thought.  There is no evidence that there is any hormones which are released as previously thought.  Consuming large amounts of water does not remove excess toxins.  What ends up happening is that the person builds up excess urine, which doesn’t contain any excess toxins as previously reported.

There is also a danger to drinking too much water as it may dilute the electrolytes that are needed for proper body function.  These can be replaced with a non-stimulant energy drink.  So the moral of the story here is that moderation is best. 

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