Comments for Anti Aging Skin Care Reviews http://www.antiagingskincareproductreview.com Helping You Look A Million Dollars! Mon, 08 Mar 2010 18:57:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.2 hourly 1 Comment on Which vitamin/nutrition deficiencies cause brittle nails? by celebratebooks http://www.antiagingskincareproductreview.com/skin-nutrition/which-vitaminnutrition-deficiencies-cause-brittle-nails/comment-page-1#comment-1877 celebratebooks Mon, 08 Mar 2010 18:57:59 +0000 http://www.antiagingskincareproductreview.com/skin-nutrition/which-vitaminnutrition-deficiencies-cause-brittle-nails#comment-1877 Hi! It's true that brittle nails may be caused by certain vitamin deficiencies, particularly iron, although this is not the most frequent cause. Most frequently, brittle nails are caused by repeated wetting and drying of the nail surface as with repeated dishwashing. The best way to tell if this is the cause is that the toenails will be normal in appearance, whereas if there is a vitamin deficiency, the toenails will also be affected. The nail surface can be damaged by exposure to certain chemicals, nail polish removers and detergents which may cause them to become brittle, dry and split. When brittle nails are caused by a vitamin deficiency, it most commonly is iron that's lacking from the diet. You might want to have your doctor perform a simple blood test to make sure you don't have iron deficiency anemia. Calcium deficiency has also been known to cause brittle nails. Make sure you're getting an adequate calcium intake on a daily basis. How should this condition be treated? If the cause is moisture imbalance to the nail surface, you should wear gloves when dishwashing and apply a good moisture lotion containing lanolin to the nails. You can also use nail hardeners to provide a barrier to the nail surface and to give them strength. Another treatment that's been shown to work is supplementation with the vitamin, Biotin. This has been shown to have positive benefits in around 30% of people who use it, although it takes 6 months to see real results. This may be worth a try if the other treatments don't have an effect. Hope this helps! All the best to you. :-) Kristie http://www.curefromnature.com<br><b>References : </b><br>http://www.curefromnature.com Hi! It’s true that brittle nails may be caused by certain vitamin deficiencies, particularly iron, although this is not the most frequent cause. Most frequently, brittle nails are caused by repeated wetting and drying of the nail surface as with repeated dishwashing. The best way to tell if this is the cause is that the toenails will be normal in appearance, whereas if there is a vitamin deficiency, the toenails will also be affected.

The nail surface can be damaged by exposure to certain chemicals, nail polish removers and detergents which may cause them to become brittle, dry and split.

When brittle nails are caused by a vitamin deficiency, it most commonly is iron that’s lacking from the diet. You might want to have your doctor perform a simple blood test to make sure you don’t have iron deficiency anemia. Calcium deficiency has also been known to cause brittle nails. Make sure you’re getting an adequate calcium intake on a daily basis.

How should this condition be treated? If the cause is moisture imbalance to the nail surface, you should wear gloves when dishwashing and apply a good moisture lotion containing lanolin to the nails. You can also use nail hardeners to provide a barrier to the nail surface and to give them strength.

Another treatment that’s been shown to work is supplementation with the vitamin, Biotin. This has been shown to have positive benefits in around 30% of people who use it, although it takes 6 months to see real results. This may be worth a try if the other treatments don’t have an effect.

Hope this helps! All the best to you. :-)

Kristie
http://www.curefromnature.com
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]]> Comment on My skin is so dry and I hate putting lotion on. Any body wash that will take care of my dry skin? by MarkandMarcey http://www.antiagingskincareproductreview.com/body-skin-care/my-skin-is-so-dry-and-i-hate-putting-lotion-on-any-body-wash-that-will-take-care-of-my-dry-skin/comment-page-1#comment-1871 MarkandMarcey Mon, 08 Mar 2010 18:23:59 +0000 http://www.antiagingskincareproductreview.com/body-skin-care/my-skin-is-so-dry-and-i-hate-putting-lotion-on-any-body-wash-that-will-take-care-of-my-dry-skin#comment-1871 Hi. I am the same way until I tried Body Silk by Luzier. My woman had me try it after telling her I hated the way lotions made me feel. This Body Silk is fragrance free and does not leave an Oily feeling at all The link below offers this product plus free shipping as well.<br><b>References : </b><br>www.shoaza.com Hi. I am the same way until I tried Body Silk by Luzier. My woman had me try it after telling her
I hated the way lotions made me feel.

This Body Silk is fragrance free and does not leave an Oily feeling at all

The link below offers this product plus free shipping as well.
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]]> Comment on Which vitamin/nutrition deficiencies cause brittle nails? by Nancy http://www.antiagingskincareproductreview.com/skin-nutrition/which-vitaminnutrition-deficiencies-cause-brittle-nails/comment-page-1#comment-1875 Nancy Mon, 08 Mar 2010 18:08:59 +0000 http://www.antiagingskincareproductreview.com/skin-nutrition/which-vitaminnutrition-deficiencies-cause-brittle-nails#comment-1875 I think any multivitamin would help. Any single vitamin is not good to take because some of them can be toxic if you take too much. Another thing that causes brittle nails is low thyroid so you might have to go to a doctor and get that checked.<br><b>References : </b><br> I think any multivitamin would help.
Any single vitamin is not good to take because some of them can be toxic if you take too much.
Another thing that causes brittle nails is low thyroid so you might have to go to a doctor and get that checked.
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]]> Comment on Which vitamin/nutrition deficiencies cause brittle nails? by i_b_winkn_at_u http://www.antiagingskincareproductreview.com/skin-nutrition/which-vitaminnutrition-deficiencies-cause-brittle-nails/comment-page-1#comment-1874 i_b_winkn_at_u Mon, 08 Mar 2010 17:54:59 +0000 http://www.antiagingskincareproductreview.com/skin-nutrition/which-vitaminnutrition-deficiencies-cause-brittle-nails#comment-1874 Low levels of iron and zinc.<br><b>References : </b><br> Low levels of iron and zinc.
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]]> Comment on My skin is so dry and I hate putting lotion on. Any body wash that will take care of my dry skin? by Elana http://www.antiagingskincareproductreview.com/body-skin-care/my-skin-is-so-dry-and-i-hate-putting-lotion-on-any-body-wash-that-will-take-care-of-my-dry-skin/comment-page-1#comment-1870 Elana Mon, 08 Mar 2010 17:37:59 +0000 http://www.antiagingskincareproductreview.com/body-skin-care/my-skin-is-so-dry-and-i-hate-putting-lotion-on-any-body-wash-that-will-take-care-of-my-dry-skin#comment-1870 You should try Dove soap, its supposed to moisturize your skin and stuff.. Or you could just put a strongish lotion on your skin at night, so you don't have to deal with the oily feeling in the morning, and your skin wouldn't be so dry.<br><b>References : </b><br> You should try Dove soap, its supposed to moisturize your skin and stuff.. Or you could just put a strongish lotion on your skin at night, so you don’t have to deal with the oily feeling in the morning, and your skin wouldn’t be so dry.
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]]> Comment on Which vitamin/nutrition deficiencies cause brittle nails? by Doctor J http://www.antiagingskincareproductreview.com/skin-nutrition/which-vitaminnutrition-deficiencies-cause-brittle-nails/comment-page-1#comment-1873 Doctor J Mon, 08 Mar 2010 17:28:59 +0000 http://www.antiagingskincareproductreview.com/skin-nutrition/which-vitaminnutrition-deficiencies-cause-brittle-nails#comment-1873 Calcium and the b-vitamin - biotin.<br><b>References : </b><br> Calcium and the b-vitamin – biotin.
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]]> Comment on My skin is so dry and I hate putting lotion on. Any body wash that will take care of my dry skin? by Magenta http://www.antiagingskincareproductreview.com/body-skin-care/my-skin-is-so-dry-and-i-hate-putting-lotion-on-any-body-wash-that-will-take-care-of-my-dry-skin/comment-page-1#comment-1869 Magenta Mon, 08 Mar 2010 17:25:59 +0000 http://www.antiagingskincareproductreview.com/body-skin-care/my-skin-is-so-dry-and-i-hate-putting-lotion-on-any-body-wash-that-will-take-care-of-my-dry-skin#comment-1869 Try Lush's Buffy the Backside Slayer. make sure you step out of the shower water when you use it or it will melt. Just a few swipes across your skin then rinse. It exfoliates and moisturizes, you will not need a moisturizer after using it. I use a moisturizer only on days when I do not use Buffy. It does leave you skin a bit tacky but not so that it is uncomfortable. You could also try Lush's The Olive Branch body wash which has olive oil in it and is quite moisturizing.<br><b>References : </b><br> Try Lush’s Buffy the Backside Slayer. make sure you step out of the shower water when you use it or it will melt. Just a few swipes across your skin then rinse. It exfoliates and moisturizes, you will not need a moisturizer after using it. I use a moisturizer only on days when I do not use Buffy. It does leave you skin a bit tacky but not so that it is uncomfortable. You could also try Lush’s The Olive Branch body wash which has olive oil in it and is quite moisturizing.
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]]> Comment on Would you like to accept a energy drink which is rich in oxygen ? by sahariah http://www.antiagingskincareproductreview.com/anti-aging-treatment/would-you-like-to-accept-a-energy-drink-which-is-rich-in-oxygen/comment-page-1#comment-1866 sahariah Mon, 08 Mar 2010 17:20:59 +0000 http://www.antiagingskincareproductreview.com/anti-aging-treatment/would-you-like-to-accept-a-energy-drink-which-is-rich-in-oxygen#comment-1866 But pure oxygen can kill you, because there is no other gas to set of the gas sensors in your body. So you suffocate. On Oxygen. *laughs* I'd buy it, but i wouldn't be enthusiastic or anything.<br><b>References : </b><br> But pure oxygen can kill you, because there is no other gas to set of the gas sensors in your body.
So you suffocate. On Oxygen.
*laughs*

I’d buy it, but i wouldn’t be enthusiastic or anything.
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]]> Comment on Would you like to accept a energy drink which is rich in oxygen ? by Tsc http://www.antiagingskincareproductreview.com/anti-aging-treatment/would-you-like-to-accept-a-energy-drink-which-is-rich-in-oxygen/comment-page-1#comment-1865 Tsc Mon, 08 Mar 2010 17:14:59 +0000 http://www.antiagingskincareproductreview.com/anti-aging-treatment/would-you-like-to-accept-a-energy-drink-which-is-rich-in-oxygen#comment-1865 that sounds very good, But expensive. When i buy an energy drink its cause its fast cheap and gives me a Fast kick in the butt to wake up.<br><b>References : </b><br> that sounds very good, But expensive. When i buy an energy drink its cause its fast cheap and gives me a Fast kick in the butt to wake up.
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