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1. Are Parabens Bad? November 16, 2009 Have you ever thought to ask the question, are parabens bad? Most people probably have no idea what these chemical agents are, what they do, or how it is that they can affect your lives. Everyone should be aware of these agents however, because what it is that they do to you is something should be of great concern.These chemical agents are four parts of the same family, which are widely used as preservative agent in cosmetics formulas. You need to pay close attention as to whether or not the formulas that you are absorbing into your skin contain methyl, propyl, butyl, or ethyl parabens, becaus... (read more) Author: Yu Morita

2. Are Paraben Free Lotions and Creams Really That Important? November 16, 2009 It seems that there are not enough people calling out for paraben free lotions and creams to get the cosmetics industry to remove these potentially deadly chemicals from their products. It is quite possible that most people do not realize just how dangerous it is to put formulas containing these and other toxins on their skin. The word needs to get out.Parabens are a group of chemical agents that are widely used as preservatives in cosmetics. These agents are methyl, propyl, butyl, and ethyl parabens, and you usually get stuck with more than one of them in each of your skin care products. Stud... (read more) Author: Yu Morita

3. 6 Most-Asked Questions about Mercury in Fish and Its Effect On Pregnancy November 12, 2009 1. What is mercury? Mercury occurs naturally in the environment and can also be released into the air through industrial pollution. It then falls from the air and can accumulate in streams and oceans, turning into methylmercury in the water. It is this type of mercury that is harmful to your baby. Fish absorb the methyl mercury as they feed in these waters and so it may build up in the fish. It builds up more in some types of fish than others, depending on what the fish eat, which is why the levels in the fish vary. 2. Is there methylmercury in all fish? Nearly all fish contain traces o... (read more) Author: Rick Shoop

4. Use Paraben Free Facial Moisturizers To Improve Your Skins Health and to Keep it From Aging November 10, 2009 With so many alternatives today, using paraben free facial moisturizers is a little easier than it was twenty years ago. They are still present in most mainstream skin care today though but once you know what to look for, it becomes a simple task. You can see by checking the labels which type your current range contains with the most common being ethyl, methyl, propyl and butyl paraben. Considering some studies are linking them to cancer and harming the body's endocrine system leading to hormone imbalances, you'd think they would stop using them. But profit is king and the reason the... (read more) Author: Rachel Hammond

5. A Guide To Paraben Free Lotions and Creams To Keep You and Your Skin Healthy November 05, 2009 If you're looking for paraben free lotions and creams, you need to research well as the majority of skin care today will contain parabens as they are the mostly widely used preservatives. Even organic lotions present a risk, so here are the ingredients to look for and the ones to avoid. Paraben free face care can help you to enjoy all the benefits of natural creams without any risk. This chemical is commonly seen in skin care as methyl, propyl, ethyl and butyl and used mostly to preserve a products shelf-life, making more money for the manufacturer. Some studies suggest they are not ... (read more) Author: Rachel Hammond

6. How to Find Paraben Free Products To Safeguard Your Health November 05, 2009 The rise in the use of harmful chemicals in skin care is quite alarming and you should try to ensure you use paraben free products whenever possible to keep you and your skin healthier. What is paraben? Paraben is a chemical commonly seen in skin care as methyl, propyl, ethyl and butyl and used for the most part to preserve a products shelf-life, making more money for the manufacturer. The main reason they are used is because they are effective and very cheap but recent research has thrown up some worrying contraindications. Studies suggest that they could contribute to cancer a... (read more) Author: Rachel Hammond

7. Natural Face Cream - How To Find Exceptional Face Creams That Actually Work November 05, 2009 A natural face cream should be just that – natural, but the vast majority that claim to be this simply are not, even the organic ones contain harmful chemicals like parabens and mineral oil. You have to look a little harder to find the genuine face creams that contain natural extracts and boost your overall health in the process. If you take a look at your current skin care labels you will no doubt see mineral oil (paraffin wax, petrolatum), parabens (methyl, propyl) and fragrances which could be any number of thousands of chemicals are present, and also dioxane which is known to cause ca... (read more) Author: Rachel Hammond

8. Critique of Age Defying Skin Creams - Discover The Real Truth Behind Most Anti Aging Skin Care Toda October 16, 2009 Any worthy critique of age defying skin creams will no doubt point out that around 99% of all skin care today contains harmful toxic chemicals and not enough of the good ingredients. This is what the skin care companies don't want you to know and furthermore, they also would rather you did not know about the ingredients I shall tell you about here. Look at your current skin care any you will see mineral oil (paraffin wax, petrolatum), parabens (methyl, propyl) and fragrances which could be any number of thousands of chemicals are present, and also dioxane, known to the state of Californi... (read more) Author: Rachel Hammond

9. The Growing Importance of Omega3 Acid October 12, 2009 Let me tell you a quick story. The omega3 acid is a polyunsaturated fat that has a carbon double bond in the third position from the methyl end of the fatty-acid chain. These long-chained fatty acids are unlike other dietary fats, in that they are good for our health and essential for normal bodily functions. The omega6s are similar, in that they are unsaturated fats, with a carbon double bond. But, the position of the carbon bond is in the sixth position from the end. They are also essential for normal bodily functions. In the early days of nutritional research, scientists foc... (read more) Author: Laurel Cohen

10. The Only Skin Care Tips You'll Ever Need October 12, 2009 When it comes to skin care tips, there is a wealth of information out there telling you to eat better, stop smoking, drink more water and so on. Whilst this is good advice, it can be hard to keep up so I consider the most important factor to be the quality of your skin care above all else. Most skin care today is the problem, containing mineral oil (paraffin wax, petrolatum), parabens (methyl, propyl) and fragrances which could be any number of thousands of chemicals are present, and also dioxane, known to the state of California to cause cancer. These clog up your pores and strip ou... (read more) Author: Rachel Hammond

11. Biodiesel Basics October 12, 2009 What Is biodiesel? Biodiesel is a clean source of fuel for diesel engines that utilizes renewable energy sources, either soybeans, palm oil, or some sort of vegetable oil, including waste vegetable oil. It is made through a process that converts these oils into fatty acid methyl esters. Biodiesel can be a complete replacement for diesel, or blended - b100 is 100% biodiesel, b20 is 20% biodiesel and 80% petroleum diesel. Why use biodiesel? No conversion is necessary for a regular diesel engine to run on biodiesel. Research also shows that there are no performance issues related t... (read more) Author: Steve Morse

12. Tonsilloliths 101 - Get Rid of Tonsilloliths Once and For All October 11, 2009 Tonsilloliths or AKA tonsil stones are caused by a build up of food particles, mucous, dead cells, and other mouth debris on the tonsils. These are safe but can cause acute pain, discomfort, re-occurring session of tonsillitis, and bad breath. Tonsilloliths also contain sulfur compounds like methyl mercaptan and hydrogen sulfide and post nasal drips. The elements found in dead white blood cells or leukocytes, the anaerobic bacteria found in the lining of the mouth and under the tongue, and excessive excretions of digestive enzymes produced by the salivary glands cause the nasty tonsil st... (read more) Author: Gregory Scott

13. Natural Skin Care Products for Aging Skin and How To Find The Ones That Work October 01, 2009 Let's face it, there are so many so-called natural skin care products for aging skin on the market today, it's almost impossible to find the ones that actually work. They are definitely in the minority but once you know the right ingredients to look for and which ones to avoid, you can soon see the return of your youthful glow. If you look at the labels of most natural skin care products for aging skin, even the organic ones, you will find some or all of the following: Mineral oil (paraffin wax, petrolatum), parabens (methyl, propyl) and fragrances which could be any number of thousa... (read more) Author: Rachel Hammond

14. Introduction of Acrylic September 25, 2009 Acrylic (ACRYLICS) Chemical name methyl methacrylate (PMMA), is the plastic of the best and most easily processed thermal plastic material, its various product specifications are widely used in color mask, light roof, aircraft and Travel window glass, door and window cover, wind cover, machine cover, daily necessities, decorating, advertising materials, handicrafts, crystal furniture, shower appliances, kitchen utensils and so on. Acrylic sheet has the advantage of high transmittance, low turbidity, processing performance, excellent weatherability, can withstand high temperatures, UV light, s... (read more) Author: Ricardo Liu

15. Why Most Anti Aging Products For Oily Skin Don't Work and How To Select The Ones That Do September 21, 2009 The fact is that almost all anti aging products for oily skin fail to live up to expectations and the real reason is that they contain too many harmful and harsh chemicals. You need to look away from the mainstream products to find skincare for oily skin that really works. Just take a look at your current skin care any you will no doubt see mineral oil (paraffin wax, petrolatum), parabens (methyl, propyl) and fragrances which could be any number of thousands of chemicals are present, and also dioxane, known to the state of California to cause cancer. These are a disaster in anti agin... (read more) Author: Rachel Hammond

16. Muscle Bodybuilding Supplements - All About Creatine September 17, 2009 Creatine is naturally produced in the human body. It is primarily manufactured in the liver where it enters the bloodstream and is regularly delivered to other body parts and muscles. Initially, the amino acids arginine and glycine react, then form a compound called guanidinoacetate. When guanidinoacetate receives a methyl group from SAMe or S-adenosylmethionine, it transforms into creatine. Chemically, creatine is known as N-aminoiminomethyl-N-methylgycine-N-amidinosarcosine, N-methyl-N-guanylglycine and methylglycocyamine. One gram of creatine can dissolve in 75 milliliters at room temperatu... (read more) Author: Adam Rise

17. What is 2-Undecanone September 11, 2009 2-Undecanone, also known as methyl nonyl ketone and IBI-246, is an oily organic liquid manufactured synthetically, but which can also be extracted from oil of rue. It is found naturally in bananas, cloves, ginger, guava, strawberries, and wild-grown tomatoes. 2-Undecanone is used in the perfumery and flavoring industries, but because of its strong odor it is primarily used as an insect repellent or animal repellent. Typically, 1–2% concentrations of 2-Undecanone are found in dog and cat repellents in the form of a liquid, aerosol spray, or gel. Research from North Carolina State University h... (read more) Author: Ricardo Liu

18. Creatine Supplements: A Simple Guide September 11, 2009 Creatine Monohydrate is the common name for methyl-guanidine-acetic acid but you will usually hear the term 'creatine' encompassing a wide variety of sports supplements. Creatine supplements account for a large portion of the sports supplement market and there are numerous variations on the theme. Buy Creatine is not a drug, steroid or artificial aid. It is made in your body and every single person carries a significant amount of creatine around in their bodies at all times, with around 95% of this creatine stored in muscle tissue. The idea of ingesting creatine to increase creatine... (read more) Author: Kenneth Elliott

19. Discover how to Treat Age Spots August 17, 2009 If you want to know how to treat age spots, you’ve come to the right place. They must be treated in the same way that you would handle any other kind of sun damage. Assuming that you don’t know how to do that, here are the details. First, look at all of the skincare products that you are currently using and discard anything that contains petroleum-based ingredients, particularly methyl, ethyl and isopropyl alcohol. Any kind of toxin or irritant can do enough damage to cause a spot, too. If there is advice on the label about contacting a poison control center, toss it. Second, y... (read more) Author: Laurel Levine

20. Discover How Most Dry Skin Lotions Actually Make Your Dry Skin Worse August 03, 2009 It’s one of the craziest things about most dry skin lotion products that they actually contain harmful chemicals that dry it out even further! Once you know what ingredients to look for however, you can enjoy the ones that really do work. Most on the market contain mineral oil (paraffin wax, petrolatum), parabens (methyl, propyl) and fragrances which could be any number of thousands of chemicals are present, and also dioxane, known to the state of California to cause cancer. Mineral oil in a dry skin lotion is one of the worst offenders and used because it is cheap. It blocks up the ... (read more) Author: Rachel Hammond

21. How to Find 100% Pure Skincare Products July 21, 2009 100% pure skincare cleansers and moisturizers are the mainstays of holistic skincare routines. But, they are sometimes difficult to find. The only way to know for sure is to become familiar with common ingredients, the ones to avoid, as well as the ones to look for.There are literally thousands to avoid, but most of them fall into specific categories that are relatively easy to identify. 100% pure skincare solutions do not contain: * Petrochemicals, which include ethylene oxide, polyethylene glycol, isopropyl alcohol, methyl, ethyl, benzophenone, oxybenzone and benzene derivatives * Petr... (read more) Author: Yu Morita

22. Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Natural Pain Relief July 21, 2009 MSM stands for Methyl Sulfonyl Methane, organic sulfur. When it rains, MSM falls on the ground and is used by plants. Your body needs MSM and contains some but, if you had more MSM in your body, you would endure far less pain and suffering from arthritis, back pain, Fibromyalgia and muscle soreness. Vibrant Life has the exclusive license to represent one of the largest manufacturers of MSM in the world and brings you this wonderful substance at prices that are generally lower than any other source. There are no additives or fillers. Purity is established at 99.5% pure MSM, by indep... (read more) Author: Karl Loren

23. What is the Best Drugstore Anti Wrinkle Cream and is There a Better Alternative? July 16, 2009 What is the best drugstore anti wrinkle cream is a commonly asked question and one which I have to say the answer may not be what you want to hear! I personally feel that there are no quality anti wrinkle creams being sold in drugstores today, you need to do a little research online to find some truly exceptional ones for around the same price as the stores. So the answer to what is the best drugstore anti wrinkle cream is none of them! Just look at the labels and you will find mineral oil (paraffin wax, petrolatum), parabens (methyl, propyl) and fragrances which could be any numbe... (read more) Author: Rachel Hammond

24. The Absolute Best Anti Wrinkle Cream for Men For Exceptional Results July 16, 2009 Let's face it, finding the best anti wrinkle cream for men is no easy task with such a crowded market place and so many products that simply don't live up to their expectations. Men's skin is especially liable to irritation from shaving and some very special ingredients are needed to soothe and remove the wrinkles. The majority of the so-called best anti wrinkle cream for men contains mineral oil (paraffin wax, petrolatum), parabens (methyl, propyl) and fragrances which could be any number of thousands of chemicals are present. Mineral oil especially blocks the pores and prevents the... (read more) Author: Rachel Hammond

25. Discover What The Best Rated Over the Counter Wrinkle Cream Should Contain For Younger Looking Skin July 16, 2009 When it comes to the best rated over the counter wrinkle cream you need to do a little research to find the best as the ones in your local area are probably not up to scratch and will be full of harmful chemical additives. This is the case for the majority of skin care today but with the wonders of the web it is possible to find best rated over the counter wrinkle cream from anywhere in the world and delivered to your door. So first what it shouldn’t contain: mineral oil (paraffin wax, petrolatum), parabens (methyl, propyl) and fragrances which could be any number of thousands of ch... (read more) Author: Rachel Hammond

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