The Link Between Sunblock and Cancer

 I always listen to the news while getting ready for another beautiful day here in Tamarac, Florida.  My ears perked up when I heard them discuss the potential dangers of sunscreen. The segment on Fox News talked about the potential hazard of developing cancer and the disruption of the endocrine system from some of the sunscreens on the market.  It was especially noted that we should stay away from products with ingredients that contain toxic chemicals.  See video clip on the segment. http://video.foxnews.com/v/3745439108001/exploring-the-link-between-sunscreen-and-cancer/?playlist_id=86892#sp=show-clips

Dr. David Samad goes into detail as to the devastating effects that can be secondary to some of the products on the market.  What he recommends is to use natural products, such as titanium dioxide.  What an opportune time for Aging Younger Anti-Aging Clinic in Tamarac, Florida to introduce our Aging Younger Broad Spectrum Sun Block to anybody who is interested in maintaining their health naturally. Aging Younger’s full spectrum (blocks both UVA and UVB rays) Sun Block formula is 100% titanium dioxide mixed with distilled water.  For a more detailed description, please click on the link below

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So from Aging Younger Anti-Aging Clinic, in Tamarac, Florida here is The Skinny on Skin.

 Did you know that our skin is the largest organ of the body? It comprises 60% of our physical being. The skin protects us from microbes and the elements. It also helps to regulate our body temperature and allows the sensations of cold, heat and touch. So, now that we know that the skin is the largest organ in the body and protects us from harm, we must also realize that it is constantly changing. I bet most of us do not know that and are now wondering why is that such an important fact?

Since one of the Eight Steps to Aging Younger is to improve the texture and tone of the skin, I would like to answer that question. As I previously stated, the skin constantly changes itself and evolves and regenerates on an average of 28-31 days each year. The cellular turnover will vary depending on age, lifestyle choices, sun exposure, poor health or immune dysfunction.

If you are between the ages of 20-30, the skin will shed its cells every 22-28 days. As we age, the cells will not shed as rapidly. The range for ages 30-40 is 28-30 days. Once in our 40’s the turnover rate will be between 35-40 days and so on. So what is the importance of this information? Well, the correlation between the cellular turnover rate and age and environmental factors is important because of the role it plays on the appearance of our skin. The inside and the outside factors play an important role in the need for skin care professionals to educate you on the proper products and procedures on exfoliation in your skin care regimen.