Joseph E. Mario See book keywords and concepts | Water-based AHA's are used toexfoliateoilyskin,sometimescombinedwithBeta-HydroxyAcids(BHA's)to quicken theexfoliationprocesson oily skin(Salicin in White Willow and Salicylic acid in aspirin). For sensitive skin, 4-8% aha products are buffered with natural compounds to reduce any initial irritation from AHA's, using Chamom ile, Green Tea, A loe Vera. Comfrey, or Rosehips extract. Begin using AHA's at bedtime every other day; if with dry skin, wait 15 m inutes after washing to apply in smal 1 amount; and avoid using AHA's around the eyes where the skin is very thin. | Earl Mindell, R.Ph., Ph.D. See book keywords and concepts | Numerous aha and BHA products are sold in pharmacies and natural food stores. AHAs are naturally occurring substances that are found in fruit, juice, sugar, wine, and milk. The most commonly used AHAs are lactic acid (from sour milk) and glycolic acid (from sugar cane.) BHAs contain salicylic acid. AHAs can also increase the number of complex sugar molecules in the skin called glycoaminoglycans (GAGs), which help skin retain moisture.
AHAs and BHAs come in different strengths. I do not recommend using a product that has more than a 10 percent concentration of AHAs or BHAs. | Connie Bennett, C.H.H.C. with Stephen T. Sinatra, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | AHA Scientific Statement, aha Dietary Guidelines, Revision 2000: A Statement for Healthcare Professionals from the Nutrition Committee of the American Heart Association." http://circ.ahajournals.org/cgi/content/full/102/18/2284.
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-. | Elaine Magee See book keywords and concepts | Here's the incentive: People with blood pressure of less than 120/80 mm Hg have about half the lifetime risk of stroke, compared with those who have hypertension, according to the AHA's "Heart Disease and Stroke Statistics?006 Update."
5. Keep blood sugar under control. The risk for stroke is two to four times higher among people with diabetes, according to aha statistics. This could be, in part, because if you have type 2 diabetes, you also face increased risk for two factors that can raise your risk of stroke: high blood pressure and elevated cholesterol levels. | Dr. Steven R. Gundry See book keywords and concepts | Because the results for those in the high green and brown fats group were so dramatically better it was considered unethical to have the others continue on the aha diet.7 So has the aha changed its dietary recommendations? No way. But even the ultimate antifat proponent, Dr. Dean Ornish, whose work I greatly respect, now recommends that his patients take daily doses of fish oil.
THE LINK BETWEEN GRAIN-BASED OILS AND INFLAMMATION
Why are most "green" and "brown" oils so beneficial and "beige" grain-based oils-think corn, soybean, cottonseed, and safflower-so bad for you? | Earl Mindell, R.Ph., Ph.D. See book keywords and concepts | Over time, consistent use of an aha or BHA will make skin look younger and fresher, and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Numerous aha and BHA products are sold in pharmacies and natural food stores. AHAs are naturally occurring substances that are found in fruit, juice, sugar, wine, and milk. The most commonly used AHAs are lactic acid (from sour milk) and glycolic acid (from sugar cane.) BHAs contain salicylic acid. AHAs can also increase the number of complex sugar molecules in the skin called glycoaminoglycans (GAGs), which help skin retain moisture. | Steven V. Joyal See book keywords and concepts | Presented at the American Heart Association's 41st annual conference on cardiovascular disease epidemiology and prevention. aha 2001.
Finot PA, Magnenat E. Metabolic transit of early and advanced Maillard products. Prog Food Nutr Sci 1981; 5 (1 -6): 193-207.
Foster-Powell K et al. International table of glycemic index and glycemic load values: 2002. Am J Clin Nutr 76:5-56.
Goldberg T et al. Advanced glycation end products in commonly consumed foods. J Am Diet Assoc 2004 Aug; 104(8):1287-91.
Harper CR, Jacobson TA. | Paula Begoun and Bryan Barron See book keywords and concepts | The only ingredient it contains that comes close to matching that description is glucosamine, and the amount of it in this producr is minuscule, not to mention that glucosamine does not exfoliate the skin (though it is often positioned as a gentle alternative to aha or BHA products). Dior's naming this product Ultimate Wrinkle Creme can only mean they are completely out of the loop when it comes to what ingredients it takes to create a good moistutizef with significant amounts of antioxidants and othet skin-beneficial substances. | | Your money is better spent on a series of aha or BHA peels, or saving up for dermal fillers, all procedures that really do make aging skin look better.
© $$$ Dior Prestige 20+1 Nutri-Restoring Fluid ($250for 1.7 ounces) is the lotion version of the Dior Prestige 20 + 1 Nutri-Restoring Creme above, and aside from its better packaging, the same review applies. Even with stable packaging, however, this is an absurdly overpriced product unless you have unwavering faith in Dior's flower nectar.
© $$$ Dior Prestige Revitalizing Creme ($155for 1. | | It provides a "powered" cleansing and exfoliation that I suppose goes beyond what manual cleansing can do, but all in all this isn't a must-have if you're using another exfoliating product (such as a topical scrub, washcloth, or, better yet, a well-formulated aha or BHA product, something Dove doesn't offer).
DR. BRANDT (SKIN CARE ONLY) DR. BRANDT AT-A-GLANCE
Strengths: Provides complete ingredient lists on the company Web site; an outstanding makeup remover; sunscreens with built-in bronzing effect; a novel skin-lightening product. | Mary-Ann Shearer See book keywords and concepts | Moreover, the aha says the diets are a health risk for people who stay on them beyond short periods of time. "In general, quick weight-loss diets don't work for most people," says Robert H. Eckel, M.D., co-author of a scientific advisory from the AHAs nutrition committee. "It's important for the public to understand that no scientific evidence supports the claim that these diets work," Dr. Eckel says.
"Some of the diets increase fat intake and reduce nutritionally rich foods such as fruits and vegetables, which is not a good approach to meeting a person's long-term dietary needs," says Dr. | Paula Begoun and Bryan Barron See book keywords and concepts | That makes Intensive Holistic Lightener an effective aha product with dubious skin-lightening ability.
© $$$ Intensive Hydration Mask ($32 for 2 ounces) is a wonderfully rich mask for dry to very dry skin and it is fragrance-free, but you can get a similar benefit from applying plain safHower or sesame oils (the main ingredients after water in this mask) to dry skin and then washing it off after several minutes.
© $$$ Nutrient K Plus ($54 for 1 ounce) is supposed to be the answer for those dealing with broken capillaries because it contains vitamin K (phytonadione). | Tori Hudson, N.D. See book keywords and concepts | Eat a diet low in saturated fat according to the aha recommendations (see nutrition section).
5. Limit your alcohol intake to one drink per day.
6. If you are taking any medication, take it as prescribed. Do not make any changes without consulting your prescribing practitioner.
7. Make regular follow-up appointments with your practitioner.
8. Follow exercise advice.
9. Advise your immediate relatives to have their blood pressure checked.
10. Manage stress optimally.
There are many different medications to lower high blood pressure, called antihypertensives. | Doug Dollemore, Mark Giuliucci and the Editors of Men's Health Magazine See book keywords and concepts | Use an aha moisturizing lotion daily, and it will very gradually peel off the top layers of dead skin, making crow's-feet and fine wrinkles less visible," says Dr. Elson.
So far, AHAs are the only wrinkle fighters to offer any real competition to the big-daddy wrinkle remover—Retin-A. Although results are less dramatic than Retin-A's, AHAs are less likely to irritate your skin. Low-concentration AHAs are also available in several popular cleansers and moisturizers, such as Avon's Anew Alpha Hydrox Skin Treatment System and Eucerin Plus Alpha-hydroxy Moisturizing Lotion.
Chemical peels. | Joerg Gruenwald, Ph.D. See book keywords and concepts | LITERATURE
Abou-Donia aha, (1976) Ph. D. Thesis, Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Alexandria, Egypt.
Bos R et al., Analysis of coumarin in Melilotus officinalis. In: PM 61 (Abstracts of 43rd Ann Congr):68. 1995.
Foldi M, Kovach AGB, Varga L, Zoltan OT, Die Wirkung des Melilotus-Praparates Esberiven R auf die LymphstrSmung. In: Arztl Forsch 16:99. 1962.
Foldi M, Zoltan OT, Obal F, Experimentelle lymphostatische Encephalopathie als Folgeerscheinung einer cervikalen Lymphangiothrombophlebitis und deren Therapie mit Cumarin aus Melilotus officinalis. In: Arzneim Forsch 20:1626-1628. 1970. | Dr. Steven R. Gundry See book keywords and concepts | So has the aha changed its dietary recommendations? No way. But even the ultimate antifat proponent, Dr. Dean Ornish, whose work I greatly respect, now recommends that his patients take daily doses of fish oil.
THE LINK BETWEEN GRAIN-BASED OILS AND INFLAMMATION
Why are most "green" and "brown" oils so beneficial and "beige" grain-based oils-think corn, soybean, cottonseed, and safflower-so bad for you? As you now know, "green" oils are higher in the essential omega-3 fats, while "beige" oils contain a preponderance of omega-6 fats. | Erich Grotewold See book keywords and concepts | Altered pH or altered vacuolar morphology also appears to affect subcellular flavonoid accumulations, as Arabidopsis aha 10 mutants, which harbor a defect in a plasma membrane H+ ATPase, exhibit both altered vacuole formation and flavonoid content (Baxter et al, 2005). Similar changes in subcellular flavonol distribution also are seen in Arabidopsis roots when strong buffers are used to increase or decrease apoplastic pH (W. Peer and A. Murphy, unpublished). | Paula Begoun See book keywords and concepts | As it turns out, there are no hair-care products with effective aha concentrations at effective pH levels.) This warning makes sense if you remember that hair is dead. If AHAs performed on the hair the same way they perform on the skin (as exfoliants removing dead skin cells) they would denature and destroy the hair shaft— since it's essentially dead skin (keratin). | Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts | For decades, the aha actually prescribed a diet that avoided all heart-healthy oils, such as cod liver oil, salmon oil, fish oils, omega-3 oil, primrose oil and other dietary oils. The aha told people that consuming any of these oils would increase their risk of heart disease. Of course, we now know that to be complete nonsense.
Which brings up the all-important question: how many people have died over the past 20 years from listening to the American Heart Association's advice? And, by the way, guess where the aha gets millions of dollars in funding each year? | Mark Hyman, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | And, it was significantly higher in fiber than the aha diet, as well as in two important fatty acids: alpha-linolenic acid (a polyunsaturated omega-3 oil found in flaxseed, and canola and soybean oil) and oleic acid (from olive oil).
The results? The group eating the Mediterranean diet had 50 to 70 percent fewer second heart attacks—a result that has led to revisions in the AHA's guidelines for a heart-healthy diet. They even had to stop the study early because too many people eating the AHA's heart disease prevention diet were dying from heart attacks! | Paula Begoun and Bryan Barron See book keywords and concepts | Skin Renewal Booster ($45 for 1 ounce) is a 10% aha and 0.5% BHA product whose pH of 3.6 is great for exfoliation. The aloe base is excellent for all skin types, though this does contain some thickeners that may be a problem for blemish-prone skin. Skin Renewal Booster contains a few fragrant plant extracts, but in amounts unlikely to cause a problem. Finally, the packaging of this product will help keep the retinol stable.
© Active Moist ($34 for 1.7 ounces) contains lavender and arnica, both problematic ingredients for skin. | Connie Bennett, C.H.H.C. with Stephen T. Sinatra, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | But, as far back as 1998, the AHA's peer-reviewed journal, Circulation, published a medical study noting that in middle-aged and elderly white men, a high level of fasting triglycerides is "a strong risk factor" for heart disease that's "independent of other major risk factors, including HDL cholesterol." Other studies have suggested that diets high in fructose are, in fact, linked to high triglyceride levels.
Now, a growing group of cardiologists, including Dr. Sinatra, are working hard to spread the word about this convincing theory: Too much sugar and refined carbs can harm your heart. | | Although regrettably the organization allows its endorsement to be emblazoned on packages of low-fat, sugary, processed foods such as Cocoa Puffs, Cookie Crisp, Lucky Charms, Pop-Tarts, and Frosted Mini-Wheats, the aha does concede that studies suggest that "high sugar intake should be avoided," and it recommends that carb intake come mainly from complex carbohydrates. | Bottom Line Health See book keywords and concepts | | Eckel, president of the aha.
"Reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease is about following an integrated lifestyle program, rather than concentrating solely on dietary composition," he says.
"It's a combination of things that lowers cardiovascular risk. It's no one diet, no one exercise, no one pill," Goldberg adds. "We have to avoid extremes. Really, it's about a balance—how we exercise and how we eat—and balancing the stress level as well. Nobody wants to hear it. We all want the quick fix."
THE STUDY CONTINUES
"The issue isn't over," Rossouw says. | Mehmet C. Oz., M.D. and Michael F. Roizen, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | Recently diagnosed with high cholesterol? aha, three grandparents and two great-uncles all died of heart disease. Accidentally put the ketchup in the freezer the other day? Oh yes, Aunt Matilda had a touch of dementia. Battling a weight problem for most of your life? Yup, Pops and his brothers believed in the three food groups of cheese ravioli, meat sauce, and multiple helpings.
In fact, many of us buy into a very similar theory of aging: We're born with our health destiny. | Dr. Arthur Janov See book keywords and concepts | The insight has to hit us from below, an "Aha!" experience. I think that the essential difference between our approach and cognitive is that they want to get the patient's "head on straight," and we want to give them back their lives. That means feelings, which is the essence of life.
Insight must always come from the patient, not the doctor, and must follow the development of her brain: first line first, second line second, and third line connection and insight last.
One of our patients felt her mother's screams at her, day after day, and what it did to her. | Thomson Healthcare, Inc. See book keywords and concepts | Soy protein and cardiovascular disease, a statement for healthcare professionals from the nutrition committee of the aha. Circulation 102!(20):2555-2559. 2000.
Fair WR, Fleshner NE, Heston W. Cancer of the prostate: a nutritional disease? Urology 50(6):840-848. 1997.
Faure ED, Chantre P, Mares P. Effects of a standardized Soy extract on hot flushes: a multicenter, double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled study. Menopause 9(5):329-334. 2002.
FDA: FDA Talk Paper FDA: approves new health claim for Soy protein and coronary heart disease. October 20, 1999 accessed at http://www.fda. |
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