| New Antioxidant-Rich Skin Care Products Feed the Skin to Reverse Premature Aging
The new Alexis MD Pure Beauty skin care line consists of all natural, antioxidant-rich, non-toxic products that nourish skin from a multi-dimensional perspective, reversing premature aging at the cellular level. More than just cosmetics, they are designed to treat and heal skin damage caused by 21st century lives of less than ideal nutrition, radiation exposure from the sun, and inescapable pollutants. The products were developed by Alexis Parker, MD, owner of Lasair Aesthetic Health, a center for skin rejuvenation in Denver. .
Revolutionary New Water Care Product Makes Water Balancing Easy, Saves Time, and Softens Skin for Hot Tub Soakers ...
Hot tub soakers who have hesitated about taking long soaks for fear of drying their skin are splish-splashing in celebration, thanks to the introduction of a revolutionary water care product called SilkBalance® for Spas at the Olympic Hot Tub e-Store http://olympichottub.stores.yahoo.net/). It softens skin while soaking and keeps the water balance in perfect harmony. .
FDA Approves Cimzia To Treat Crohn's Disease
A new drug has been approved to help sufferers of Crohn's disease, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced today. Cimzia (certolizumab pegol) received approval for adults with moderate to severe Crohn's disease who have not responded to conventional therapies. This product was approved with a Medication Guide.
Crohn's disease is a chronic, inflammatory bowel disease that affects more than 1 million men and women worldwide. It has no cure and its cause is unknown. Crohn's can cause diarrhea, fever, rectal bleeding, malnutrition, narrowing of the intestinal tract, obstructions, abscesses, cramping, and abdominal pain. It also can lead to abnormal connections (fistulas) leading from the intestine to the skin or internal organs.
"Crohn's is a debilitating disease that disrupts the quality of life for its sufferers," said Julie Beitz, M.D., director of the Office of Drug Evaluation III for the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research.
OUR VIEW: An appetite for change
SouthCoast is in the mood for change. Whether it's the economy, the struggle to keep towns running under Proposition 2½, or a general sense of political dissatisfaction trickling down from national politics, voters in many SouthCoast towns ousted their incumbents in spring elections over the last two weeks. .
Community Briefs (4/25)
Desert Vista High School's Grad Night festivities will be held at F1 Race Factory, 317 S. 48th St., following commencement ceremonies May 22. Buses will begin loading at 9:30 p.m., with the last bus leaving campus at 10:30 p.m. Buses will return to campus around 5:30 a.m. May 23. All students will need to ride the buses for security and liability reasons. The Grad Night committee is seeking donations from local businesses, families, alumni or anyone wanting to support a safe, drug/alcohol-free, vehicle-free night for the graduates. All contributions are tax deductible, and all business sponsors will be recognized in the commencement program. Tickets, $85 each through May 14 and $100 after, are available at the school's bookstore. For more information or to make a donation, contact Debbie Richardson at debdave21@cox.net or (480) 759-7453.
Clinically Proven Treatment Offers Help to Rosacea Sufferers
It is commonly known that many children get facial rashes, while teenagers tend to have acne - but as a person ages, their skin is supposed to clear up. However, studies show there are millions of adults who still suffer from these kinds of facial skin conditions. .
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