Inspired to share my personal and chiropractic philosophies as well as practices of deliberately living a powerful, whole and healthy life.
Sunday, October 26, 2014
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Monday, June 23, 2014
Benefits of Hyaluronic Acid
Foods high in retinol, a component of vitamin A, will contain high amounts of hyaluronic acid, such as heart, liver, gizzards and
Egg shell membrane.
"starchy root vegetables"-- sweet potato; a sticky white potato; konyaku, a gelatinous root vegetable concoction; and imoji, a potato root. The doctor believes "these locally grown starches help stimulate the body’s natural creation of a substance called hyaluronic acid, or (HA), which aging bodies typically lose. This may ward off the aging process by helping the cells of the body thrive and retain moisture, keeping joints lubricated, protecting the retina in eyes and keeping skin smooth and elastic.
Another source of hyaluronic acid I can think of would be to eat animal parts which are known to contain a lot of hyaluronic acid. Make a broth for soup from boiled animal parts that contain a lot of skin, tendons and joints.
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Monday, February 17, 2014
Light effects our sleep and our skin
Using Light For Better Skin?
There is a body of evidence that light in the red spectrum triggers collagen synthesis. More collagen in the skin means less wrinkles and healthier skin. Since red light also has no blue spectrum, I use red light at night when it’s convenient. It’s surprisingly simple to install a $25 remote controlled stick-on color LED lighting strip over your bed. Better still, red light triggers the cellular power plants called mitochondria to work better through something called the mitochondrial transport chain. When your cellular energy is higher, you sleep better and you have more energy during the day.
Those twirly shaped bulbs emit blue light and blue light disrupts sleep. Wanna sleep better? Then Turn off the blue twirly lights for an hour before bedtime.