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How to Make Skin Look
Younger
Let's face it. If you want to know how to make skin look younger, you
need to know what causes it to look older. Most skincare products do not
address the primary causes of an aged appearance, so obviously, they are
ineffective.
The primary causes of an aged appearance are free radical damage,
reduced production of skin cells and elastic fibers and low levels of
hyaluronic acid. Chronic inflammation also plays a role. There are
creams that can help wit that, but avoiding chronic inflammation usually
means changing the type of cosmetics and other skincare products that
you use.
If a cleanser burns or stings, it is causing inflammation. If you
regularly use exfoliants or face scrubs, you are damaging your skin's
health and this will negatively affect your appearance, as time goes by.
Ingredients that cause allergic reactions in some people are not safe
for others to use, either. The big cosmetic companies have gotten away
with including known toxins, allergens and irritants for years, by
blaming adverse reactions on skin sensitivity, leading people to believe
that it's their fault for having sensitive skin.
Since avoiding inflammation is a big part of how to make skin look
younger, you need to avoid ingredients that are common allergens, toxins
and irritants. They include petrolatum, mineral oil, paraffin, parabens,
added fragrance, all artificial preservatives and all petrochemicals.
The list of petrochemicals that are included in skincare products is too
long to include in this article. The best way to find products that do
not contain them is to look for all-natural ingredients.
No one knows why older skin has lower levels of hyaluronic acid, but
we do know that enzymatic activity that breaks down the important
compound increases with age. Extracts from wakame kelp have been shown
to inhibit that enzymatic activity by 52% over the course of five days.
Many people have said that using wakame was how to make skin look
younger and keep it beautiful. Now science has proven them correct.
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Question: Is it good or bad if blood sugar is at 411?
(Posted by: Patrick D on 2009-04-17 15:59:07)
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Posted by: Cowgirl Nurse on 2009-04-17, 16:03:42
Its very very bad. That's about four times higher than it should be. Go to the ER. |
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Posted by: &**Lissa**& on 2009-04-17, 16:04:36
VERY bad! the normal rate is around 9! I have no idea what you did to yourself to get it that high but I am very intrested! |
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Posted by: N on 2009-04-17, 16:08:00
A blood glucose level of 400 or more is an emergency. You need to be seen by a medical professional. A glucose level this high can cause coma, severe electrolyte abnormalities. |
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Posted by: Jennie P on 2009-04-17, 16:10:51
My husband is diabetic. He was at the Dr. office and his sugar was over 300. The Dr. would not allow him to leave until he had gotten it down to under 200. 411 is very dangerous. |
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Posted by: tombaker93 on 2009-04-17, 16:16:12
It is bad . get some help. are u under dr. care ? now for the ha ha my reading was 457 beat you! yes i am under a Dr's care she 2x my metformin today.but u know how competitive men are. |
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Posted by: Peter M on 2009-04-17, 16:32:02
Patrick, if you are still around to read this, what are you waiting for? Get to the ER, NOW! Aw shucks, Jist ah guess, but ahm a thinkin' we dun bin had... |
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Posted by: radha k on 2009-04-17, 16:33:54
Its very high Please take care take good medication |
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Posted by: Raven on 2009-04-17, 16:35:38
The usual normal range is 80-120. 411 is very high; you need to see a doctor ASAP. |
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Posted by: billeebobb on 2009-04-17, 17:30:18
Yep bad bad bad--test more often |
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Posted by: fnd40 on 2009-04-17, 18:02:17
Yes, that is high, but don't panic. You don't say if you are on meds or insulin. You can correct that immediately with an insulin injection. Go to the ER if you can't get it under control. |
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Posted by: melissa on 2009-04-17, 18:11:59
Call an ambulance, dont drive.....get help now!!! |
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Posted by: Gary B on 2009-04-17, 18:37:22
When did you take the reading, with relationship to the last time you ate? it is VERY important that you take the readings at the correct times: Just before (like 5 minutes before) each meal Just before bed. Some doctors also recommend that you take a reading TWO HOURS after you eat. You must NEVER take a reading at any other time. NEVER take a reading any sooner than two hours after eating. Your blood sugar could be high or low, depending on when, what, and how much you ate. It is normal for your blood sugar to "spike " immediately after beginning to eat. if your meal had a lot of sugar or starch, then a reading of 400-500 is expected. What is import is that, after two hours, the reading should be close to normal, but a little high, like 150-200. After 4 hours (or just before the next meal) your reading should be normal. Readings taken first thing in the morning, just before breakfast, should be a little LOW, like 70-100. This is because you haven't eaten for a while. If you have violated the rules for taking measurements, then this 411 reading is meaningless. try again, but take your readings at the correct times. If you DID take this reading at the correct time, then the reading is WAY too high, and you need to see a doctor and ASK FOR an A1C test to see if you might have diabetes. |
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Posted by: Noccie on 2009-04-17, 19:01:30
That's high, but don't panic! You don't need to rush off to an emergency room, but you do need to speak to your doctor. More information would be helpful - have you already been diagnosed with diabetes? Have you tested for ketones? |
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Posted by: Sugar :]! on 2009-04-18, 03:10:43
That's pretty high, but I wouldn't say you needed to go to the emergency room, if you're distributing your own insulin, take a corrective dose and then maybe call your diabetic team at the hospital DON'T WASTE EMERGENCY SERVICES TIME! hope you're okay |
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