Wenn, wie die Dichter sagen, Ihre Augen das Fenster zu Ihrer Seele dann sicher sind, sind Ihre Lippen die Bahn zu Ihrem Herzen. Tadellos geformte, youthfully volle Lippen fügen zeitlose Schönheit Ihrem Gesicht hinzu. Wenn Sie immer sich nach volleren Lippen gesehnt haben, aber Sie fürchten, dass Lippenverbesserung Sie schauend Plastik lässt, nehmen Sie Herz, da Lippen eine meiner Neigungen sind! Ich möchte mit Ihnen einige neue Methoden der Lippenverbesserung teilen, die ich unterrichte z.Z. zu meinem…
Antioxydantien im Tee
Gerade über jeder über die hohe Stufe der Antioxydantien im grünen Tee, aber ist gehört grüner Tee wirklich der höchste Antioxidanstee auf dem Markt heute? Lassen Sie uns anfangen, indem Sie die Frage beantworten, was Antioxydantien sind? Wie arbeiten Antioxydantien und warum sind Antioxydantien für Sie gut? Um Antioxydantien zu definieren, beschrieben sie gut als Moleküle die verlangsamen t [...
Just about everyone has heard about the high level of antioxidants in green tea, but is green tea truly the highest antioxidant tea on the market today?
Let's start out by answering the question what are antioxidants?� How do antioxidants work and why are antioxidants good for you?
To define antioxidants, they are best described as molecules that slow the pace of oxidation reactions, and hinder damaging effects of oxygen in tissues.� Although this is the technical definition, they have also been described as molecules that provide protection from a free radical in the body (or a molecule with a damaged electron).
Antioxidants work in your body to fight off damage caused by damaged molecules trying to attack the healthy molecules in your body.
Antioxidants are good for you because the only way you can fight off free radical damage is through your immune system, or antioxidants.
Certainly getting enough exercise and changing your diet to include foods rich in antioxidants are great ways to make sure you're getting enough protection, but another very easy thing to do is to drink tea everyday.�
One cup won't do the job.� It is recommended that you drink� 4 or more cups a day to make a difference.� But think about it, a cup in the morning, during a morning break, afternoon break and at dinnertime and you've got it.� A very easy way to give yourself all the benefits that only antioxidants can give you.
Tea Antioxidant Levels
Again, we've all heard about green tea, but did you know it isn't #1 on the antioxidant list?� Here is the list, in order of highest antioxidant levels:�
-� White tea
-� Green Rooibos tea
-� Green tea
-� Red Rooibos tea
-� Oolong tea
-� Black tea
Surprised?� A lot of people swear by black tea, and there are certainly many benefits of black tea, however, green tea has an antioxidant level 5x higher than black tea.� White tea has even more than that.
The reason for this is that unlike black and Oolong tea, white and green tea leaves are not are not allowed to ferment before the leaves are dried.� It is during this time that if the leaves are left to ferment, they will oxidize during processing, and oxidizing decreases the amount of EGCG (Epigallocatechin gallate), a flavonoid with powerful antioxidant properties.
Why are antioxidants so important?
First of all, your body needs antioxidants to fight back against free radical damage.� Free radicals are produced naturally by your body while metabolizing food, a by-product of that process, if you will.� Also generated from toxins entering your body like smoke, pollution and damaging UV rays from the sun.
Free radicals, if left unchecked, can cause damage to your cells, lipids, DNA, etc., which may cause diseases to develop in the body.
What kind of damage are we talking about here?�
Free radicals are believed to responsible for causing illnesses and diseases such as cancer, development of cancer cells, tumors, heart disease, cognitive impairment, eye disorders (i.e.; macular degeneration), diabetes, and accelerate the onset of physical aging and age-related conditions and diseases.� Free radicals are extremely toxic and can damage to important cell fragments like DNA, which can cause harm to tissues and even the brain.
Back to the Antioxidant Activity of Tea
The very powerful antioxidant properties of tea cannot be ignored.� Tea is 100x more effective than vitamin C at containing damage caused by free radicals, and 25x more so than vitamin E.
As for green tea specifically, it seems to have the highest concentrated levels of the catechin EGCG, which is believed to prevent viruses from attaching themselves to cell walls in the body and causing damage.
The antioxidants in tea have been found to reduce tumors and cancers, slow down or stop the growth of cancer cells, lower "bad" cholesterol, help digestion, even protect against virus that causes the common cold.� Antioxidants work well to boost your immune system, which needs to be healthy to fight back against the free radical damage.�
Even if these statistics cannot be proven 100%, increasing your level of antioxidants certainly cannot hurt you.� There is no unsafe level of antioxidants.�
A cup of green tea delivers approximately 10-40 mg of polyphenols, which are substances found in plants (i.e.; tea leaves).� The only concern with tea may be the caffeine levels, which may adversely affect those who are sensitive to the effects of caffeine.�
Caffeine levels are listed below (based on a serving size of 8 oz)
White tea (30-55 mg)
Green tea (35-70 mg)
Oolong tea (50-75 mg)
Black tea (60-90 mg)
Black gold or Texas tea (just a joke...)
Compare those numbers to an 8-oz cup of coffee coming in at 150-200 mg.� I still love my coffee though!
Decaffeinated tea is an option, but again, would require additional processing and the more the tea leaves are "processed," the less antioxidants you will get.� During the fermentation process, tea leaves may be subjected to oxidation (like black and Oolong).� The oxidation inactivates catechins, thereby lowering the antioxidant levels of the tea.
I hope you can see how important it is to get lots of antioxidants into your body everyday.� An easy way to do this is to take advantage of the antioxidants in tea.�
So grab yourself a steaming cup of your tea of choice, and relax knowing you are fighting age-related illnesses and diseases with every sip!
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Let's start out by answering the question what are antioxidants?� How do antioxidants work and why are antioxidants good for you?
To define antioxidants, they are best described as molecules that slow the pace of oxidation reactions, and hinder damaging effects of oxygen in tissues.� Although this is the technical definition, they have also been described as molecules that provide protection from a free radical in the body (or a molecule with a damaged electron).
Antioxidants work in your body to fight off damage caused by damaged molecules trying to attack the healthy molecules in your body.
Antioxidants are good for you because the only way you can fight off free radical damage is through your immune system, or antioxidants.
Certainly getting enough exercise and changing your diet to include foods rich in antioxidants are great ways to make sure you're getting enough protection, but another very easy thing to do is to drink tea everyday.�
One cup won't do the job.� It is recommended that you drink� 4 or more cups a day to make a difference.� But think about it, a cup in the morning, during a morning break, afternoon break and at dinnertime and you've got it.� A very easy way to give yourself all the benefits that only antioxidants can give you.
Tea Antioxidant Levels
Again, we've all heard about green tea, but did you know it isn't #1 on the antioxidant list?� Here is the list, in order of highest antioxidant levels:�
-� White tea
-� Green Rooibos tea
-� Green tea
-� Red Rooibos tea
-� Oolong tea
-� Black tea
Surprised?� A lot of people swear by black tea, and there are certainly many benefits of black tea, however, green tea has an antioxidant level 5x higher than black tea.� White tea has even more than that.
The reason for this is that unlike black and Oolong tea, white and green tea leaves are not are not allowed to ferment before the leaves are dried.� It is during this time that if the leaves are left to ferment, they will oxidize during processing, and oxidizing decreases the amount of EGCG (Epigallocatechin gallate), a flavonoid with powerful antioxidant properties.
Why are antioxidants so important?
First of all, your body needs antioxidants to fight back against free radical damage.� Free radicals are produced naturally by your body while metabolizing food, a by-product of that process, if you will.� Also generated from toxins entering your body like smoke, pollution and damaging UV rays from the sun.
Free radicals, if left unchecked, can cause damage to your cells, lipids, DNA, etc., which may cause diseases to develop in the body.
What kind of damage are we talking about here?�
Free radicals are believed to responsible for causing illnesses and diseases such as cancer, development of cancer cells, tumors, heart disease, cognitive impairment, eye disorders (i.e.; macular degeneration), diabetes, and accelerate the onset of physical aging and age-related conditions and diseases.� Free radicals are extremely toxic and can damage to important cell fragments like DNA, which can cause harm to tissues and even the brain.
Back to the Antioxidant Activity of Tea
The very powerful antioxidant properties of tea cannot be ignored.� Tea is 100x more effective than vitamin C at containing damage caused by free radicals, and 25x more so than vitamin E.
As for green tea specifically, it seems to have the highest concentrated levels of the catechin EGCG, which is believed to prevent viruses from attaching themselves to cell walls in the body and causing damage.
The antioxidants in tea have been found to reduce tumors and cancers, slow down or stop the growth of cancer cells, lower "bad" cholesterol, help digestion, even protect against virus that causes the common cold.� Antioxidants work well to boost your immune system, which needs to be healthy to fight back against the free radical damage.�
Even if these statistics cannot be proven 100%, increasing your level of antioxidants certainly cannot hurt you.� There is no unsafe level of antioxidants.�
A cup of green tea delivers approximately 10-40 mg of polyphenols, which are substances found in plants (i.e.; tea leaves).� The only concern with tea may be the caffeine levels, which may adversely affect those who are sensitive to the effects of caffeine.�
Caffeine levels are listed below (based on a serving size of 8 oz)
White tea (30-55 mg)
Green tea (35-70 mg)
Oolong tea (50-75 mg)
Black tea (60-90 mg)
Black gold or Texas tea (just a joke...)
Compare those numbers to an 8-oz cup of coffee coming in at 150-200 mg.� I still love my coffee though!
Decaffeinated tea is an option, but again, would require additional processing and the more the tea leaves are "processed," the less antioxidants you will get.� During the fermentation process, tea leaves may be subjected to oxidation (like black and Oolong).� The oxidation inactivates catechins, thereby lowering the antioxidant levels of the tea.
I hope you can see how important it is to get lots of antioxidants into your body everyday.� An easy way to do this is to take advantage of the antioxidants in tea.�
So grab yourself a steaming cup of your tea of choice, and relax knowing you are fighting age-related illnesses and diseases with every sip!
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CO2 ist der Jungbrunnen
Einer meiner verrückten Freunde rief mich an und erklärte mir, dass sie heraus alle ihre Anlagen warf. Selbstverständlich geben Sie acht, was Sie lesen, weil es Sie töten kann gerade. Das atmet CO2, verbessern - als Kohlendioxyd für Sie Erwachsene bekannt, die im 7. GradBiologieunterricht gebohrt wurden. Es wird gefunden an einem [...
Vampir-Facelift - haben Sie über dieses gehört?
Vor kurzem sah ich eine Nachricht auf einem verhältnismäßig neuen Verfahren, das popularity. gewinnt; Es gekennzeichnet als das Vampir-Gesicht Lift. Fesselnder Name, Recht? So ist was dieses Verfahren und welcher Nutzen kann von ihm erfahren sein? Dieses ist ein Verfahren, das einer Einspritzung von Botox, von Juvederm oder von Restylane. sehr ähnlich ist; Es ist nicht chirurgisch in der Natur, eher es ist ein internes Verfahren wie O [...
Recently, I saw a news story on a relatively new procedure that is gaining popularity.� It is referred to as the Vampire Face Lift.� Catchy name, right?�� So what is this procedure and what benefits can be experienced from it?
This is a procedure very similar to an injection of Botox, Juvederm or Restylane.� It is not surgical in nature, rather it is an in-office procedure like other filler injections.
The difference here is what is being injected into your skin.��
In a vamp lift procedure, blood is drawn from your arm, just like any other blood draw at a lab.� Once the blood is drawn, the platelets are separated from your blood and made into a gel-like substance known as P.R.F.M., or Platelet Rich Fiber Matrix, also known as Selphyl.� The P.R.F.M. or Selphyl is then combined with other fillers (think Juvederm), or with Botox and other facial rejuvenation treatments like facial creams or peels.� The Selphyl is injected into carefully selected areas of your face for maximum results.
The thought behind using platelets from your own blood is that it is more safe than using synthetic substances and that you are less likely to experience�bumps or irregularities in the appearance of the skin, thereby giving you a more natural appearance after the lift.
This is not an entirely new concept, it has just found new life with an intriguing name and great marketing.
The goal of any filler injection is to plump up the hollow or wrinkled areas of skin which gives your face an immediate "lift" for a much younger look.� When the skin is injected, the filler goes to work on filling up these areas and plumping them back up.� The goal of Selphyl is to accomplish this, in addition to stimulating the production of collagen in the skin.
As you age, collagen and elastin levels in your body decrease, making your skin "sink" or begin to take on a "hollow" look.� You will also get�wrinkles as collagen levels decrease and the skin takes on a dull appearance.� After the injections, your face takes on a more filled out, youthful appearance, wrinkles decrease and increased blood flow returns a glowing look to your complexion.
The effect of a vamp lift is supposed to give you a more natural, immediate younger-looking result.
Know that this procedure has only been performed for the last couple of years, so there is no long-term research on its effects.
This procedure does not have FDA approval or clearance to be used for any kind of facial rejuvenation procedures.��
The in-office procedure generally takes about 30 minutes to complete, and there is little to no downtime or recovery involved.� The procedure is quite costly, anywhere from $900� to $1500 a pop.� The effects are thought to last for about a year, but may vary on an individual basis.
So, while there is no real sound evidence confirming the claims of a Vampire Lift, the only real danger, as with all cosmetic procedures, is making sure that the person performing the injections is qualified, certified and really knows what they are doing.
This procedure was developed by Dr. Charles Runels, a licensed cosmetic doctor from Alabama.� Any licensed cosmetic professional needs to be approved by Dr. Runels himself to administer a Vampire Lift.
If you are interested in getting more� information about this procedure, visit Dr. Runels' web site at http://vampirefacelift.com.
As always, be sure to do extensive research regarding the risks associated with this or any cosmetic procedure.��
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This is a procedure very similar to an injection of Botox, Juvederm or Restylane.� It is not surgical in nature, rather it is an in-office procedure like other filler injections.
The difference here is what is being injected into your skin.��
In a vamp lift procedure, blood is drawn from your arm, just like any other blood draw at a lab.� Once the blood is drawn, the platelets are separated from your blood and made into a gel-like substance known as P.R.F.M., or Platelet Rich Fiber Matrix, also known as Selphyl.� The P.R.F.M. or Selphyl is then combined with other fillers (think Juvederm), or with Botox and other facial rejuvenation treatments like facial creams or peels.� The Selphyl is injected into carefully selected areas of your face for maximum results.
The thought behind using platelets from your own blood is that it is more safe than using synthetic substances and that you are less likely to experience�bumps or irregularities in the appearance of the skin, thereby giving you a more natural appearance after the lift.
This is not an entirely new concept, it has just found new life with an intriguing name and great marketing.
The goal of any filler injection is to plump up the hollow or wrinkled areas of skin which gives your face an immediate "lift" for a much younger look.� When the skin is injected, the filler goes to work on filling up these areas and plumping them back up.� The goal of Selphyl is to accomplish this, in addition to stimulating the production of collagen in the skin.
As you age, collagen and elastin levels in your body decrease, making your skin "sink" or begin to take on a "hollow" look.� You will also get�wrinkles as collagen levels decrease and the skin takes on a dull appearance.� After the injections, your face takes on a more filled out, youthful appearance, wrinkles decrease and increased blood flow returns a glowing look to your complexion.
The effect of a vamp lift is supposed to give you a more natural, immediate younger-looking result.
Know that this procedure has only been performed for the last couple of years, so there is no long-term research on its effects.
This procedure does not have FDA approval or clearance to be used for any kind of facial rejuvenation procedures.��
The in-office procedure generally takes about 30 minutes to complete, and there is little to no downtime or recovery involved.� The procedure is quite costly, anywhere from $900� to $1500 a pop.� The effects are thought to last for about a year, but may vary on an individual basis.
So, while there is no real sound evidence confirming the claims of a Vampire Lift, the only real danger, as with all cosmetic procedures, is making sure that the person performing the injections is qualified, certified and really knows what they are doing.
This procedure was developed by Dr. Charles Runels, a licensed cosmetic doctor from Alabama.� Any licensed cosmetic professional needs to be approved by Dr. Runels himself to administer a Vampire Lift.
If you are interested in getting more� information about this procedure, visit Dr. Runels' web site at http://vampirefacelift.com.
As always, be sure to do extensive research regarding the risks associated with this or any cosmetic procedure.��
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Jede einzelne lidstraffung ohne op ist durch unterschiedliche Behandlungskosten bestimmt.
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