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People always associate the problem with premature aging skin conditions. For example, facial skin wrinkles, relaxed, enlarged pores, or black spots appeared. In fact, the problem of aging also occurs in other areas of the body. For example, brittle bones, memory fades, hair loss, or difficult to eliminate fat in the abdominal area. These are things that cause your appearance looks older than actual age. Then, how to cope with the signs of aging?

Consumption of calcium to prevent bone loss

Lack of calcium intake before the age of 30-35 years causes less dense bone density. After that age, calcium intake is less able to speed up the process of osteoporosis. Therefore, while young, get used to consume milk, cheese, yogurt, or a variety of vegetables that contain calcium.

Eat spinach and mango to prevent damage from sun exposure

Exposure to sunlight and ultra violet rays are the main trigger premature aging, wrinkles on the face which will be deepened, and the elasticity of the skin to fade away. Dermatologist Audrey Kunin warns that skin cancer can begin to develop in their early 20’s and 30’s. To prevent this, you can eat watermelon, mango, spinach, and sweet potatoes. Fruits and vegetables are rich in vitamin A that helps repair skin cells.

Consumption of supplements to prevent the development of dementia

Disrupted sleep cycles, fatigue, and loss of memory, is the early signs of brain shrinkage, according to Eric Braverman, neurologist and author of Younger (sexier) You. Taking supplements of Omega-3 DHA will help to improve memory and learning ability, and reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. In addition, play puzzles, games, learn something new, and socially active will also stimulate brain health, you know.

Glycolic acid and retinol can restore glowing skin

Rona faces fade could indicate a more severe condition than you might think. Lorraine Maita, antiaging specialist, said that the yellowing of the skin can indicate liver problems, kidney problems indicate a gray hue, and skin that loosens merupaka sign that the skin tissue is breaking. Reduce this problem by eating foods rich in antioxidants, and apply cream fortified with glycolic acid or retinol to restore luster to the skin.
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Hundreds face whitening products on the market claiming to make skin white and smooth. However, you need to know not just the cosmetics that can make the skin look whiter, there are some natural ingredients that are known traditionally as the antidote to dull skin and creates the impression of more white. Here are some natural ingredients bleach:

Orange peel and milk
Do not throw away the orange peel when you’re eating fruit. Drying orange peel in the sun until dried and milled to become powder. Mix the raw milk with orange powder until it becomes a paste. Apply the paste on the face and neck as often as possible.

Yogurt, tomato and oatmeal
Add one tablespoon each of yogurt, tomato juice and a teaspoon of oatmeal and apply on face. Oatmeal acts as an exfoliator that smooths rough skin and tomato juice contains vitamin C which is very good for the skin. While yogurt moisturize the skin.

Milk, lemon and honey
Mix one teaspoon of milk powder, one teaspoon of lemon juice, half a teaspoon of honey and half teaspoon of almond oil. Apply this mixture to your face for 10-15 minutes. Then rinse with cold water to keep skin smooth and clean.


Milk is not only important for babies and toddlers, milk is also beneficial at all stages of life. Milk should also be consumed by those in their productive age, because it is useful for the prevention of diseases such as osteoporosis later in life, the protection against colon cancer, lower risk of PMS and migraine, the robustness of the bones, prevent obesity (increased body fat oxidation).

Milk also helps breast cancer therapy, helps muscle contraction, blood clotting, blood pressure control, maintain function of the cell wall of the body (calcium content), maintaining the health and nutritional status (protein, vitamins and minerals)

In children, milk serves to strengthen muscles, bones and teeth (calcium) also for the growth and maintenance (protein content), helps the normal functioning of the brain and nervous system and the formation of red blood cells (vitamin B12).

For teens, the content of protein, fat, carbohydrates, calcium, phosphorus, vitamins B, A and D contained in milk is useful to assist the growth and rapid development during puberty, it also helps strengthen bones and teeth.

As for the elderly, with adequate intake of calcium and vitamin D may decrease risk of falls and fractures, and the adequacy of protein intake can prevent the loss of muscle mass, as well as the prevention of osteoporosis.

Therefore, milk drinking habits should start early so that benefits can be felt all the time. High calcium intake is adequate milk useful to support various activities of children crowded.
The best time to drink milk at the age of 5-12 years of growth is in the morning before the move, and before retiring at night

There are some natural ingredients that are traditionally known as a skin whitener.
Hundreds face whitening products on the market claiming to make skin white and smooth. However, you need to know, there are some natural ingredients that can make the skin more clean and white.

Not only cosmetics that can make the skin look whiter. Some natural ingredients known traditionally as the antidote to dull skin and creates the impression of more white. Here are some natural ingredients bleach, as published in the Times of India:

Orange peel and milk
Do not throw away the orange peel when you’re eating fruit. Drying orange peel in the sun until dried and milled to become powder. Mix the raw milk with orange powder until it becomes a paste. Apply the paste on the face and neck as often as possible.
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Soft drinks, energy drinks or artificial fruit juices are very popular, but the drink has a bad effect on your health. Conversely, there are some drinks which was very good for health. Anything?

Soft drinks soda, energy drinks and fruit juice contain mostly artificial sugar. This makes it high in calories with no nutritional value.

At least there are 6 drinks good for health, as reported by Lifemojo, Wednesday (02/23/2011), namely:

1. Fresh Water
Water is the liquid most basic needs of the human body. Water is required to play a function in the brain, kidneys and heart. Proper hydration helps maintain lubrication of joints and muscles. Water can even help you lose weight with suppress appetite and accelerate metabolism. It is recommended to drink 8 glasses of water a day.
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