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Older ‘Chicken Skin’ Look on Arms

Tagged as: aging, aging skin, chicken skin, dry skin, estrogen, Hormones, older, some old skin

by KJude

Don’t laugh at my title….I get searches on this all the time.  And with good reason.  As we get older the loss of collagen in our bodies…plus the hormone estrogen helps to cause this look of ‘chicken skin’ on arms, legs, necks…wherever.  Alas; I work out, lift weights, eat pretty well, despite the butter pecan [...]

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Aging Skin Help for Hormonal Breakouts

Tagged as: acne and older skin, aging, dry skin, Hormones, some old skin

by KJude

I have discussed this subject before, but I have found another product for my arsenal to help with my older skin and hormonal breakout problems.
I still break out around my mouth, on both sides and near the nasolabial folds. UGH! Not just one or two; they come to party, so there is usually 3-5 on one side [...]

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Sugar and Your Natural Aging Skin and Candida Causes

Tagged as: aging skin, Candida, Hormones, immune system, mercury toxicity, Natural Skin, yeast overgrowth

by KJude

A significant amount of sugar consumption will stun your white blood cells for up to 6 hours after eating. With your immune system suppressed, candida and yeasts get started.  Sugar is in everything we eat today!  76 Ways Sugar is Harmful  You have to fight to avoid sugar in the mainstream, especially if you eat out a [...]

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Hormones and Your Aging Skin Part One

Tagged as: aging, hormone levels, Hormones, Hormones and Your Aging Skin, progesterone cream and hormones, skin, sleep and hormones

by KJude

 Hormones and your aging skin and how hormones affects this. I have met so many women lately who have so many issues that they don’t know where to compartmentalize them. I would really like for people to leave comments/questions and if it’s too personal and you’d rather talk one on one, just specify that and I [...]

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