Ladies, it’s worse than you think…

Are you still sneaking the occasional cigarette? Whether you’ve got a pack-a-day habit or are “just a social smoker,” the news is the same: Smoking is even more dangerous for women than it is for men.

In fact, women who smoke have a 25 percent greater risk of coronary heart disease compared to male smokers. That’s a huge (and troubling) increase.

I’m sorry to say it, but this discovery isn’t just from one small study…

The Rest of The Red Wine Story

I love red wine. I consider it to be one of the best “wellness” indulgences out there. And not just because it’s good for your heart.

There’s much more to red wine that that. Keep reading to find out from Dr. Sears what else it can do.

A Few Good Habits Could Lead to Fewer Wrinkles

While some people think they need to overhaul their whole lifestyle in order to look and feel younger, there are simple and speedy things you can do in just a few minutes that could add up to big results.

You may see this and think, “That’s common sense.” Yes it is and if you actually DO it you’ll feel and look better.

Here’s What She Had To Say…

If there’s anyone I trust when it comes to giving me feedback on my beauty products, it’s my good friend Jackie Silver.

I recently sent her a bottle of my new anti-aging skin-care serum and asked her to tell me what she thought of it.

Here’s what she had to say:

Better Than Botox

What’s better than Botox? I found something almost everyone has ignored. And it has been proven to improve your smile more than Botox.

A recent study has gotten a lot of publicity by showing that it did a better job of smoothing crow’s feet – those “smile wrinkles” around the corners of the eye – than Botox did.

But I dug a little deeper and discovered something that media reports missed.

New Year, New Youth

With just a few more weeks left in 2011, many people begin to think about their New Year’s Resolutions.

Biting off more than you can chew with a long list of resolutions is not only counterproductive, but can also leave you stressed. Not to mention guilt-ridden if you’re unable to stick with all of them. There’s even an unofficial “Break Your Resolutions Day” on January 17th of each year. And I’m pretty sure you don’t want to celebrate that.

Zap Wrinkles with Red Wine Vitamin

Researchers recently discovered a surprising new benefit of red wine… It contains a powerful ingredient that can help you change the appearance of aging of your skin. You may have heard of it. We’ve known for years it supports your heart and may help you live longer. Now, ongoing research shows resveratrol helps you maintain [...]

Would You Wash Your Face With Gasoline?

In spite of your best efforts, your skin gets a little drier every year. You can see lines and wrinkles forming. And your skin isn’t as soft and smooth as it used to be.
You do everything the experts say you should. You cleanse your skin… apply toner… moisturize. But it just isn’t enough to reduce the appearance of aging.

In my opinion, all that cleansing, toning and moisturizing may be accelerating the effects of aging. Because most “beauty products” aren’t good for your skin. They’re loaded with harsh chemicals.

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.

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