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Archive for December, 2010

Protein Shakes and Athletic Performance

Friday, December 17th, 2010

Many, many athletes all over the world now take a protein shake every day to aid their athletic performance. Protein shakes deliver a powerful punch of nutrition to your body without all those things that can get in the way of speedy digestion in normal foods.

Does that sound unnatural? In truth, it is. But where nature has seen fit to include things like fat and carbohydrates in addition to the all important protein, one of the best things about man made protein supplements is that they don’t include these other nutrients. But why is it important to eliminate these ingredients? (more…)

Hair Vitamins and Minerals

Friday, December 10th, 2010

As the consumer market becoming more health conscious, people all around the world are more comfortable with taking vitamins, minerals and health supplements from over the counter to help maintain their health. And recently, the hair vitamins and minerals have become very popular among consumers. It has been found that by keeping certain vitamins in our body balance, we are less likely to suffer from hair problems like thinning of hair, hair loss or even baldness.

There are many vitamins that will help maintain hair healthy, but the most important ones may consist of vitamin B complex, B-12, biotin and folic acid. Apart from these, minerals like zinc which is commonly used as a key ingredient in hair loss treatment products like DHT shampoos, is equally important when it comes to provide the body with the right nutrients to grow healthy looking hair. And the best way to ensure that the body receive sufficient amount of all these essential vitamins and minerals, are to consume them as a health supplements. (more…)

Herbal Remedies for Skin Treatment

Monday, December 6th, 2010

The practice of using herbal remedies traces back to the early origins of mankind as far back as 13000 to 25000 BC when our ancestors used native plants to treat certain disorders as evidence by cave carvings found in France. This medicinal tradition has then been passed on from generation to generation.

The ancient Egyptians first documented a written record of indigenous herbs being used for medicine as did the ancient Romans of the West and the old Chinese civilizations of the East. Perhaps the luminescent skin of the early Chinese and Egyptians are due mainly to the fact that they are renowned for their use of herbs in caring for their skin. (more…)