| Save Your World(TM) All-Natural, Yerba Maté-Infused Personal Care Products Available at The Vitamin Shoppe
Save Your World(TM) (http://www.saveyourworld.com) announced today that Vitamin Shoppe, a leading specialty retailer and direct marketer of nutritional products, has launched yerba maté-infused Save Your Hair(TM) Rainforest, Oasis Fruit, and Regal Blossom Shampoo and Conditioner nationwide in all its locations outside of New York City. .
Japanese firm uses cosmetics to treat patients with skin disorders
TOKYO, Japan: Cosmetic products are not just for beautifying oneself. They can also be used in therapy to treat those who suffer from skin disorders and scarring. A Japanese company is introducing products and techniques to help such customers with special needs. Privacy is guaranteed on one floor of Shiseido's building in Tokyo's Ginza. Customers with skin problems can schedule private counselling sessions in rooms set aside for them. Shiseido claims 3.3 million people, or about 3 percent of the Japanese population, suffer from skin problems such as blue birthmarks. And it has opened a centre where they provide services for people with such skin problems. So far, Shiseido has treated more than 700 customers. The Social Beauty Care Centre was opened in June 2006 to provide those in need of therapy make-up advice.
Cleveland Clinic's Dr. Michael Roizen talks on 'staying young' in Palm Beach
When you announce a talk on "Staying Young" in Palm Beach, expect a packed house. Reservations quickly filled seats for Dr. Michael Roizen's lunch lecture Thursday at Club Colette, so presenter National City Private Client Group added a morning session with Roizen, chief wellness officer of the Cleveland Clinic, at the bank's Royal Palm Way office. People too often blame genetics for their health issues, but behavior contributes heavily to the nation's physical woes, according to Roizen, co-author with cardiothoracic surgeon Mehmet Oz of You: Staying Young: The Owner's Manual for Extending Your Warranty, their latest best-selling how-to health guide. Sedentary lifestyles and poor eating habits have created an epidemic of obesity and greater need for acute medical care as the American population ages, Roizen said.
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