anti aging vitamins look younger

What vitamins can I take to prevent aging? Exclusively the face and neck areas. If there is not a vitamin, can herbs help and what kind? Any Natural Preventions?

What really hit home was when a store clerk my age asked me if I was a senior and the senior age was 65. I was 10 years younger at the time. Did I really look that old to them?. I was always fortunate enough in the past to look much younger than my years so it came as a shock.. Then when my sisters and I were all in the same room a priest came in and said let me guess, eldest, he was pointing at me, older, younger and youngest, he thought I was the eldest, but again I wasn't.

While pregnant do stay away from retinols which are anti aging. They can cause birth defects. But look for something that has hyaluronic acid in it which is a natural chemical our body makes which helps retains moisture by 1000x its weight. So it is super hydrating which will help reduce and prevent wrinkles.

And especially, the thing that instantly makes most women look younger is to get rid of the hairstyle one has been wearing for the last twenty years and put oneself into the hands of a more modern stylist. Ditto fresh colors and silhouettes in the wardrobe. It's truly not the wrinkles that make cashiers give the senior discount, it's the signals, and the biggest signal of all is the style of hair. Follow that with wardrobe and the bounce in one's step.

I'm only TWENTY-EIGHT!!! This is soooo sad... I shouldn't be relating to women in their fifities and sixties now at my age. :( I'm not joking... in the past two years.. I've slowly developed it all...

I was told to continue taking my normal regimen, which includes a multi, a pretty hefty calcium, vitamin D (I was deficient in that one according to tests ordered by my Primary doc), Omega 3,6, 9, and Green food (usually take if I have been bad with my veggies). I have had vitamins without iron before, look for a men's formula. I have never had problems with anemia, and prefer not to be constipated (side effect of iron), thus the men's vitamins.

I do know one things most of the anti-seizure medications robs out bodies vitamins and minerals that are needed by our bodies on a daily basis. To stay healthy we need so much vitamins and minerals and fluids on a daily intake. When, I took Tegretol, I did not have the appatite to eat what I should. My bones were litterly being robbed of Calcium and Mangnesium without me even realizing it. I took the Tegretol for a little over 10 yrs.

Have you accepted aging? How is your health? Are you in good enough shape to keep exercising or even to keep moving?, How is your posture? Do you stand straight or is your chin leading the way? What is your attitude towards aging? , Are you a happy person? Are you content with your skin, your looks, your hair, your smile?. Do you wear clothes that are age appropriate? What concerns you most about aging? If you could change something today, what would it be?

They fail a lot of vitamins and herbals. I read an article that stated that people taking vitamins died at younger ages than people who don't take vitamins. I don't wonder why. If the herbal med is strong enough to treat depression, it is strong enough to cause other health effects which NO ONE has tested. Also watch out for the withdrawal effects from stopping your prescription med. I wish you luck finding something that helps your depression and does not have bad side effects.

If you are 65 or over its usually a normal part of the eye aging and does not affect vision. If younger than that it can be associated with elevated cholesterol and triglycerides and your family MD needs to do "Fasting lipid profile" I suggest you see Eye MD ophthalmologist to deal with both problems.

The computer is not causing this problem, aging is, no one gets younger. The problem is called 'Presbyopia" look it up. Large monitors often create problems especially if over 40 and wear bifocal, trifocal or no line because of the large distance from the bottom of the screen to the top, lots of head movement required to take in the screen.

I suggest that consult a nneurologist to start with multi vitamins and anti oxidants to minimize and allay the neurological deficit.

take vitamins and drink lots of water. Keeping yourself well hydrated is in itself sort of an anti depressant. Good luck!!

Is there a method of beginning a new forum here? I have had problems communicating with some of the younger posters here at MedHelp. I'm wondering if the concerns of abandoned and abused elderly people shouldn't have their own forum.

But cognitive decline involve psychological factors such as stress and depression also negatively affect the healthy aging process as stated. Increased blood pressure speeds up the aging process, and with age there is a decline of cognitive and memory ability. It seems the direct effect for aging memory impairment is decreased blood flow to the brain and processes nutrients that enhance brain activity less efficiently than a younger person.

Is anyone taking this? A couple years back I read articles of how the studies were yielding bad results for the liver. Recently, I've read that is not the case since the earlier results were from studies using extreme amounts. Most of what I can find looks good. Supposedly, key role in preventing eye disease, it is believed to cause desirable genetic and biochemical effects at the cell level, and as an anti-aging drug.

A decrease in testoterone or a zinc deficiency would result in a reduction is semen volume. A deficiency in vitamins A, B or selenium can cause a reduction. Also, being very underweight or overweight can cause a reduction. Jacuzzi's, tighty-whitey underwear, laptops on your lap, bicycles, and frequent ejaculation are also potential causes.

I found out from a recent MRI of my neck and cervical spine that I have some degenartive disc disease. I just looked it up and it said that it's just the normal part of aging. That's brings up my question of, is this a normal thing in a 23yr old female? Could there be another cause of this that I should look into?

My mother and my sister look 10 years younger than their age and up until recently I looked I was in my mid-teens, so the problem is certainly not genetic. I suffer from Eosinophilia and Hashimotos and I'm kind of wondering if these conditions may be related to my terrible skin. My thyroid hormone levels are currently normal, but generally they tend to fluctuate a lot. I would get plastic surgery if I could, but unfortunately I can't afford it.

I am not familiar with the way your cholesterol was reported. The blue gray ring around the edge of the cornea is called a cornal arcus and is cholesterol deposited in one of the layers (Bowman's membrane) It is a normal part of aging after 65-70 but in younger people can be a sign of high cholesterol.

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