Category: Anti-Aging
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Fight the Signs of Ageing with Imedeen
A LONGEVITY PROMOTION Imedeen, pioneering internal skincare since 1991, is an anti-ageing skincare tablet that helps improve skin all over and designed for different ages and skincare needs. As a market leader in the field of skincare from within, Imedeen is recognised as a benchmark for excellence in offering an effective, natural and proven solution…
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5 Reasons Massage Is Anti-Aging
The popular view is that massage is only for pampering purposes, not for health and, therefore, that it’s a luxury that few can afford on a regular basis. However, massage has been around for centuries as a therapeutic process which increases mental and physical health and promotes positive aging. According to Antiagingsavantess recent studies have…
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The Science Behind a Wrinkled Smile
Kim Kardashian recently posted a photograph of herself smiling and laughing on Instagram, with the caption: “See I do smile… even laugh on occasion. Not too often though because it causes wrinkles.” and while you may laugh at her statement, scientifically, there may some truth to this. It is a common myth that it takes more muscles…
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Anti-aging medicine for longevity – Dr Riaz Motara
Speaking at our Women’s Day event hosted on Saturday at Southern Sun, Hyde Park, anti-aging specialist Dr Riaz Motara shared how you can live a longer, healthier life. Dr. Riaz Motara MBBCh (Wits), FCP(SA) is a Physician/Cardiologist based in Johannesburg where he runs The Heart Wellness Centre and VeinSculpt and practices at Melrose Arch and Milpark Hospital.…
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Men likely to gain weight in their early 40s
Male and females are vulnerable to weight gain in their early 40s and late 30s, according to findings of a new survey. The results of the new survey of 1 000 people, conducted by Forza Supplements, suggests that for women, the key danger zone is between the ages of 35-40, with 38% saying they were…
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Milk and menopause
Is milk and menopause a good combination? After reading this you might want to reconsider those low-fat dairy products you have every morning. New research, published in the Journal of Nutrition, links your otherwise healthy habit to a delay in menopause – and that could be a problem. Later-onset menopause has been linked to a…