Colon Hydrotherapy

During this procedure, irrigation of the large intestine and the removal of deposits from the intestine mucosa is done by a special apparatus, water and belly massage. It is recommended to eat light pulpy meals, fruit and vegetables and to … Continue reading

Nordic Walking

Nordic walking is sports walking with special walking sticks, which brings effective movement and an increase in physical fitness. During a walk, up to 600 muscles are working – around 90% of the body’s muscles. The consumption of calories increases … Continue reading

Kneipp’s Cure

Kneipps’ Cure is part of a water treatment, when the alternative effect of hot and cold water is used, which supports tissue metabolism and blood circulation. In Kneipp’s you walk alternately through water of the temperature of 40-42 degrees centigrade … Continue reading

Tai Chi

Tai Chi, as it is practised today, is a combination of a moving form of yoga and meditation. In Tai Chi there are a number of so-called ‘forms’ or ‘sets’ which consist of a humber of movements. Many of these … Continue reading

Pilates

Jospeh Pilates developed his concept in England whilst interred during the First World War, basing his principles on yoga and Tai Chi. Whilst working at a hospital he began devising equipment to rehabilitate his patients, taking springs from beds and … Continue reading

CoQ10 – more benefits

Coenzyme Q10 is a mitochondrial energizer that has shown remarkable effects against common heart ailments and neurological disorders. In just the past year, scientists have uncovered specific mechanisms indicating that CoQ10 may have a role in fighting certain cancers. Most surprising, however, are new studies that show how CoQ10 guards against a wide array of common age-related disorders. In this article, we summarize recent discoveries that significantly broaden the clinical utility of CoQ10.
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DHEA – the hormone

Dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) hormones are the most abundant steroids in the human body. Low levels of DHEA are associated with aging and disease states. Specifically, a deficiency of DHEA has been found to correlate with immune dysfunction, inflammation, greater risk of certain cancers, heart disease in men, and osteoporosis. The special interest in DHEA replacement, however, stems from its function as a prohormone, meaning a precursor to a great variety of beneficial steroids, both in the estrogenic and androgenic family, on an “as-needed” basis.
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Stretch Marks

Stretch marks are scars – transparent and white, most usually occuring as a result of pregnancy. It can also be caused by being overweight, puberty and body building. They are notoriously difficult to remove completely but new therapies such as … Continue reading

Argeriline (Acetyl Hexapeptide-3)

Argeriline (cetyl Hexapeptide-3) – is another substance that temporarily inhibits the activity of neurotransmitters responsible for facial muscle contractions, preventing the formation of wrinkles. It works without toxic side-effects.

GABA

Gamma-aminobutyric Acid (GABA) is the body’s natural muscle-relaxing agent, this ingredient is a neurotransmission inhibitor, which instantaneously relaxes muscle contractions that cause wrinkles and fine lines in the skin. It is used as an alternative to BOTOX.

Sculptra

Sculptra a deep facial filler, used for holllows, folds and creases. It comes in a powder form and is reconstituted before treatment.

Evolence

Evolence is a facial filler made from porcine collagen and is injected into shallow lines and wrinkles. More information at www.evolenence.com

Radiesse

Radiesse is a facial filler made from tiny microspheres of calcium hydroxylapatite, which has a consistency similar to bone and has been used safely for a number of years. It is used mainly for deeper folds, marionette lines – nose … Continue reading

Restylane

Restylane is a family of fillers based on hyaluronic acid, a natural polysaccharide found in the body’s connective tissues. It is a non-animal bio-engineered. There are several products in the family: for fine lines and wrinkles, lips, cheeks & contours.

Glycolic Acid

Glycolic, Hyaluronic Acids Aid Skin Texture, Appearance As people grow older, they often notice that their skin becomes dry and discolored. Glycolic acid and hyaluronic acid may help to alleviate these signs of skin aging. Derived from sugar cane, glycolic … Continue reading

Ceramides

These are another innovative ingredient for restoring youthful skin is a high concentration of ceramides, or lipids similar to those found in cell membranes and brain tissues. These oily lipids are essential in maintaining the protective functions of the skin’s … Continue reading

Matrixyl 3000

Matrixyl™ 3000 is a unique ingredient that consists of peptides, or short amino acid chains. It helps to lift the skin, thus minimizing the appearance of wrinkles. Matrixyl™ 3000 contains two different peptides, known as matrikines, that act as cellular … Continue reading

Idebenone

Idebenone is a man-made antioxidant, similar to Co Q10, which was originally used to preserve transplant organs. It is widely used in topical anti-wrinkle creams. Idebenone Fights Photoaging, Improves Skin Health As adults age, their skin is more likely to … Continue reading

Liposomes

A liposome is a tiny bubble made out of the same material as a cell membrane. Liposomes can be filled with drugs, and used to deliver drugs for cancer and other diseases. They are used in the cosmetic industry to … Continue reading

Free radicals

A destructive molecule which because it has a missing atom seeks to scavenge healthy cells to find a replacement. See Antioxidants