Is Your Skin Cream Actually Creating Wrinkles?

Why are some of us plagued by early wrinkles?

The “experts” fault everything from sun damage and poor hydration to a bad diet and faulty genes. Even smiling too much is said to cause wrinkles.

But there’s one cause you probably never suspected: your own skin cream.

Even worse than that, your skin cream could actually accelerate early wrinkling.

It’s because a lot of creams that are supposed to keep you looking good have the wrong blend of ingredients. This faulty combination of elements on the skin actually speeds up the aging process.

But thank goodness, there’s a way to protect yourself. It starts with knowing the difference between the creams that stop the effects of aging and the ones that trigger wrinkles.

Stress Busting Skin Care Tips

Feeling stressed? Your skin may be feeling it, too. In fact, stress is one of the most common factors that cause your skin and body to age.

Chronic stress has been proven to affect your health negatively.1 It can also accelerate the aging of your cells because your telomeres shorten at the end of chromosomes in your DNA.

Telomeres are found on each DNA strand in your skin cells. These telomeres get shorter every time a cell divides. If you have shorter telomeres, that means you have older skin cells. This is usually when you’ll start seeing fine lines and wrinkles.

Anti-Aging Doctor Reveals the Secret to Ageless Skin

I’m going to show you how you can slow down the aging of your skin and reverse the signs of aging – without drugs or surgery.

The secret I’m about to reveal is so groundbreaking that your dermatologist would love to share it with you. He hasn’t heard about it yet.

Neither has your doctor or skin-care specialist.

It can literally stop the aging clock… putting a halt to wrinkles, age spots, redness, and dry and sagging skin.

Today you have the ability to turn back the hands of time and reset the time keepers that control your skin’s aging.

What’s Lurking in Your Moisturizer?

Some of the most common ingredients I see in “designer” cosmetics are actually chemicals – polysorbates, propylene glycol, sodium laurel, and parabens.

What you may not know is that these expensive ingredients are actually the same dangerous chemicals listed under “hazardous materials” on warning signs. Some of these chemicals even come from crude oil and petroleum! They definitely shouldn’t be used in cosmetics!

Ingredients like parabens have been linked with breast cancer1, polysorbates can cause cancer; propylene glycol can cause liver and kidney abnormalities; and sodium laurel (or lauryl sulfate) can increase the risk of cancer when used with other chemical ingredients. That’s hardly what you’d call “protective” skin care.

Reducing the Appearance of Wrinkles

On a trip to the Peruvian Amazon, I “accidentally” discovered a natural skin beautifier that’s unknown to the outside world.

You won’t find it in any department store or hear about it on any daytime talk show.

Shield your face from damage.

The story of how I found it would make a good adventure novel… but the results I’ve seen with my patients are remarkable.

I have good reason to believe this could be the best skin beautifier and anti-aging tonic in the world.

It has the ability to visibly reduce the appearance of wrinkles, blemishes, and keep your face and hands supple and baby soft.

Today I’ll show you how you can be one of the first to watch lines, wrinkles, blemishes and age spots fade away. You’ll see rough, tired skin become smooth to reveal a softer, younger face underneath.

Two Must Have Beauty Essentials

Your skin needs two things to be beautiful:

1. Water, and…
2. Good nutrition

But there’s a problem. As you age, your skin loses the ability to hold water and take in nutrients. That leads to dry, sagging skin.

Here’s the good news:

You simply need an effective way to keep water in your cells and get more of the nutrients you need.

Here at my clinic, I use a rejuvenating formula that restores youthful skin, without the chemicals that pollute your skin.

Here’s how it works…

How to Protect Your Skin from Environmental Damage

The skin is a living and breathing organ that readily absorbs any substance in its environment.

This is good news if you’re caring for your skin with natural ingredients, eating fresh, whole foods, and drinking plenty of water. But even with your best efforts, it’s still highly likely that your skin has already absorbed hundreds and thousands of toxic chemicals as a result of environmental pollution.

Recently, I came across some shocking statistics from the Environmental Protection Agency. The EPA released an estimated pesticide usage report from 2006 to 2007, showing that…

Change the DNA of Your Skin and Fight Wrinkles

Is it really possible to fight the inevitable? Can you slow down or even reverse aging? You can’t really reverse age, but you can reverse the appearance of age on your skin – as long as you take the right approach.

It starts with protecting the structure of your skin – on the inside.

Chemical Sunblocks Do More Harm Than Good

If you spent a lot of time lounging by the pool, splashing at the beach, or hiking in the mountains this summer, you probably noticed the effects of the sun.
You don’t have to bake in a tanning bed to damage your skin from too much sun exposure. Spending time outdoors summer after summer without any protection can leave you with dark spots of hyperpigmentation that seem to pop up out of nowhere.

But before you slather on that over-the-counter SPF, keep in mind that using a generically formulated sunscreen religiously isn’t the answer – no matter what magazine or TV ads may tell you.

Does Your Neck Need a Little More TLC?

I was running some errands in the mall this summer and saw a woman who looked fairly young walking toward me. Her face was soft and smooth. Her skin fairly glowed.

But as she got closer, I glanced down.

Immediately, my opinion changed. “Well over 50,” I guessed… in spite of a face that said “mid-30s.”

Then I started looking at other women shopping there. There were several with youthful faces… but who gave away their real age with a quick downward glance.

The problem?

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