December 17
Vitamins For Great Skin
September 3
Baked Potatoes, Great For The Skin
Eating baked potatoes is actually great for your skin. Did you know that one baked potato (with the skin) provides 75 percent of your daily copper needs? Copper, when combined with vitamin C and zinc, produce elastin fibers that support skin structure, therefore elasticity. Copper deficiency in your diet can reduce skin’s ability to heal and cause it to become rigid and lifeless. So if you are feeling bad about carbs, don’t sweat it. The bright side is… it’s making your skin look beautiful.

July 12
How Much Calcium Do You Need?
Ever feel like you’ve got a bad case of ADD? Or do you feel so unfocused at times it’s interfering with your job and productivity? The word on the street is that Fish Oil is working wonders on ADD-ish type behaviors. Fish Oil (Omega 3) has been know to be extremely beneficial in lowering high cholesterol and protecting the heart, but new studies are showing significant improvements in mental clarity and alertness. It’s worth a try, as there are virtually zero side effects from taking Fish Oil. If you want to step up your game, try Fish Oil caplets and see if you notice a difference.

February 23
Best Vitamins For SkinBest Vitamins and Minerals for Skin
Of the vitamin B complex group, biotin is the most important for healthy skin. It is available in bananas, eggs, oatmeal and rice. The body also produces biotin.
Vitamin C keeps skin well-toned. A deficiency can cause wrinkles and skin discoloration. As skin ages, more vitamin C is essential to maintain elasticity. Broccoli, kale, cabbage, strawberries and cantaloupe are all full of Vitamin C.
Vitamin E restores moisture to skin and slows the aging of skin cells. Vegetable oil, green leafy vegetables and nuts are good sources of vitamin E.
Iron transports oxygen in the blood to hair and skin. Magnesium helps the absorption of other vitamins and minerals. Zinc helps prevent sagging and wrinkles.

December 24
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December 4
Vitamins For Skin“Topical Vitamin C can prevent the consequences of prolonged sun exposure which can lead to skin cancer,” says Karen E. Burke, MD, in a news release. “Supplementation with natural Vitamin E in 400 mg per day has been noted to reduce photodamage, wrinkles and improve skin texture.”


November 11
TransformationWatching incredible mind/body/spirit transformations are an excellent motivation to invisioning your own mind/body/spirit transformation. It’s a practice one should seek regularly.

November 6
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November 2
Superfood: ApplesThe Iowa Women’s Health Study, which has been investigating the health habits of 34,000 women for nearly 20 years, named apples as one of only three foods (along with pears and red wine) that are most effective at reducing the risk of death from heart disease among postmenopausal women. Other massive studies have found the fruit to lower risk of lung cancer and type 2 diabetes—and even help women lose weight.
Eat an apple as an afternoon snack with a tablespoon of peanut butter (think protein), or add slices to sandwiches or salads.











