Anti Aging Video - Quick Tips For Overall Health
June 26, 2009 by GiGi · Leave a Comment
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Here’s a quick anti aging video I found that covers foods to eat, supplements and skin care.
You may know some of this already, but some of it may be new. Read more
Totally Off Topic - But Exciting!
June 18, 2009 by GiGi · Leave a Comment
Sorry, this post has nothing to do with anti aging, nutrition or health.
But how exciting is it to watch the protesting in Iran going on over the internet?
Between Twitter, Facebook and all the other online mediums (thank goodness for cell phones with internet access!), the rest of the world is kept abreast of what is going on in the streets there, despite efforts to squash it.
I feel awful for all the terrible things going on over there, but I really feel like I’m watching history in the making and the world will never be the same again.
Say what you will about the internet, but it’s not going away.
Okay, that’s the end of my “off topic” post. Thanks for listening.
Lot’s of good anti-aging stuff coming up!

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Are You Making These Health Mistakes?
May 27, 2009 by GiGi · Leave a Comment
Prevention Magazine recently came out with the 14 Worst Health Mistakes. Geared toward women, it still seems like men could benefit from these, too. How many of these health mistakes are YOU making?
There were some of the normal health boo boos we all make sometimes such as not getting enough sleep, forgetting to floss, thinking salads are healthier than they really are, not weight lifting, not using enough sunscreen and ignoring your aches and pains.
But there were also several new ones I didn’t realize (or maybe I just didn’t think about) that I found interesting:
- Rocking out while you work out - this may not pertain quite as much to those of us over 50 that don’t routinely listen to ipods, but obviously if you’re in a crowded gym, you’d have to be cranking that thing up pretty loud to hear anything. Anything over 85 decibels can cause hearing loss. Take it from us old farts that went to way too many loud concerts when we were teenagers - hearing loss is not fun!
- Driving with your windows down - especially if you commute to work in a city. Apparently, the exposure to air pollutants is quite high - a health risk to your lungs second only to smoking.
- Watch your friends health habits - if you have friends that gain weight, you are 71% more likely to gain weight too - especially if they are the same gender. The same holds true about drinking. Texas researchers found that people were 82% more likely to be heavy drinkers when their coworkers held liberal views about alcohol.
- If you are having surgery - check your surgeon’s track record. An example: heart valve—replacement patients were 44 % more likely to die when the procedures were performed by less experienced doctors. So be sure you ask a lot of questions about their experience.
You may want to catch the article to read the rest. If nothing else, it might be a wake up call to health mistakes you may know about, but forget to do on a regular basis.

Testosterone In Children
May 6, 2009 by Mclarke · Leave a Comment
Talk to your children about their changing bodies
If your child is going through puberty, it may be time to start explaining the difference between testosterone and estrogen to them. Read more







