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If you're going to use a skin lightener, you'd best use a safe one.
As you may have heard, natural skin care is picking up steam. Anything applied to the skin, be it make up or moisturizer, is absorbed into the bloodstream just like it had been eaten.
There are over 10,000 harmful chemicals in common skin care products, including industrial agents, reproductive toxins, pesticides and stuff that just should not be on your body, let alone inside of it. They're linked to a variety of health concerns, ranging from head aches and nausea to lingering reproductive and psychological problems.
This makes the need for a safe skin lightening product even more apparent, because traditional skin lighteners contain exceptionally harmful ingredients, among which mercury is so dangerous that it's now banned in the United States.
Fortunately, there may be a safer alternative to common skin lightening products in Illuminatural 6i by the Skinception line of skin products. We'll get to that soon. But first, let's review what a skin lightener does.
A skin lightening product is designed to lighten the skin, for an even complexion and reduction in visibility of skin blemishes, including moles, age spots, sun damage and acne scars.
To achieve this, a skin lightener does two things. First, it inhibits the enzyme tyrosinase, which is responsible for production of melanin - the dark pigment that causes dark spots and uneven skin tone.
Secondly, a skin lightening product exfoliates the skin, with turn over of dead, dark and mutated skin cells to coincide with the skin's natural regeneration process. This takes place over 28 days, and exfoliation allows newer, bright skin cells to replace the dark, blemished skin.
Unfortunately, most traditional skin lightening products are laden with harmful chemicals. Hydroquinone, for example is a popular skin-bleaching chemical that, although common, is linked to an increased risk of cancer and leukemia.
Chemical peels are another common treatment to lighten the skin. They're designed to scrape away at the dermal layers with, of course, chemicals, that force the body to repair the exfoliated skin. Unfortunately, they can make pigmentation worse, not better. Complications are frequent, and they tend to work only for people with fair skin.
Yet it's the mercury content in many skin lighteners that presents some of the most compelling reasons to choose a natural lightener. This toxic agent is linked to ongoing neurological, psychological and kidney problems. Though it's now banned in such products in the United States, estimates suggest that one in four lighteners in the U.S. still contain mercury, labelled as calomel, mercuric or mercurio.
A natural skin lightener, by contrast, uses botanicals and proven ingredients in the natural skin care industry, to inhibit tyrosinase and excess melanin production and to gently encourage exfoliation of dark skin cells.
Unlike the more dangerous methods of skin lightening, a natural skin lightener should contain no hydroquinone, steroids, and certainly no mercury. Instead there should be an emphasis on gentle ingredients, including:
Alpha-Arbutin - Derived from berries, alpha-arbutin may inhibit production of melanin by up to 70% and is generally effective for all skin types. In a Chinese study, alpha-arbutin was 60% more effective in lightening the skin than hydroquinone.
Niacinamide - A form of vitamin B3, niacinamide is involved in over 200 enzymatic reactions. In a recent clinical study, 89% of participants who applied niacinamide reported 'noticeable' or 'significant' skin lightening results in less than four weeks.
Beta Glucan - A multi-talented player in the natural skin care industry, beta glucan promotes healthy turnover of skin cells, stimulates collagen and promotes health of macrophages - the cells that destroy dead or mutated skin cells. Beta glucan is also considered a non-intrusive alternative to Botox.
A natural skin lightener, with these ingredients, may be a safer alternative to the common skin lighteners that consumers purchase for skin of smooth complexion and reduced skin blemishes. At the present time, Illuminatural 6i is one of the few products formulated with these natural ingredients, and customer feedback from the Skinception line that offers it is rated as excellent.
Brain Pill is that natural smart pill everyone is talking about it. You know the one – it’s a nootropic from Leading Edge Health that seems to give people better memory and that other stuff.
That ‘other stuff’ is higher intelligence and the ability to learn new skills. That’s because a sharp memory is a good measure of cognitive function. The better your memory, the better your brain function.
This is made possible with the ingredients in Brain Pill. Indeed, the cognitive booster employs an all-star team of natural nootropics that boost alertness, enhance memory and keep the brain in top form. Pop the hood and you’ll find:
Cognizine – This is a water-soluble compound that occurs naturally in every cell in your body. It plays a major role in brain function, and shows improved concentration, focus and accuracy. You may also have better performance and speed on cognitive tests as well.
Synapsa – This is a standardized extract of bacopa monnieiri – a nootropic herbs with numerous studies that link it to better working memory and visual processing speed. A 1996 study found it reduced time to learn new skills by almost 50%.
Huperzine A – A plant native to India, huperzine is believed to reduce breakdown of a neurotransmitter called acetylcholinesterase (AChE), which increases alertness and plays a key role in memory and transmission of chemical messages between cells.
Vinpocetine – Vinpocetine is an extract of the periwinkle plant and well-recognized for its memory-boosting potential. Studies suggest that vinpocetine helps vascular circulation in the brain, increases production of ATP and improves the brain’s use of oxygen and glucose.
Ginkgo Biloba – This ancient Chinese herb enjoys a long history of use for its memory-boosting effects. Turns out the ancients knew their stuff – modern studies link ginkgo biloba to significant improvements in short-term memory, mental performance and social functioning.
Vitamin B12 – A British study published in the journal Neurology found that folks with low vitamin B12 were six times more likely to have brain atrophy compared to people with highest levels. Further studies of vitamin B12 link this essential water-soluble vitamin to higher cognition, performance and both episodic and semantic memory.
DHA Complex – DHA is an omega-3 fatty acid. Yes, you’ve heard of those and the brain-boosting benefits linked to then – among other things, DHA works with other omega-3s to fluidize proteins, which is essential to help the brain create and retain its memory.
Phosphatidylserine – Speaking of ‘other’ omega-3 fatty acids, phosphatidylserine (PS) is one of them. It works with DHA to perform many essential brain functions and is linked to improved concentration, mood and short-term memory. PS appears to help function of neurotransmitters, enhance glucose absorption and simply ‘turn back the clock’ on the aging brain.
Tyrosine - Tyrosine is an amino acid that boosts dopamine – a pleasure chemical that helps you focus. It’s also a precursor to brain chemicals norepinephrine and adrenaline, both of which help mood, sex drive and energy levels. Tyrosine may help you stay calm under pressure too, and may even help you sleep better if you feel in the dumps.
Theanine – Another amino acid, typically found in green tea, studies suggest that theanine improves learning and memory. Theanine may have a neuro-protective effect on the brain, and appears to stimulate the same brain waves that are activated when you meditate.
Pantothenic Acid (Vitamin B5) – Pantothenic acid is an essential nutrient that supports an important neurotransmitter called acetylcholine. The latter is sometimes called ‘the memory chemical’ because of the role it plays in brain function.
Folic Acid (Vitamin B9) – Your body uses folic acid to help make DNA and RNA and works with vitamin B12 to make red blood cells and use iron throughout the body. It’s nothing short of poetry for your brain – evidence suggests B vitamins like folic acid may have slower cognitive decline than other folks. That’s why it’s front row and center in the Brain Pill formula!
Try Brain Pill to improve your memory. Combine it with the memory-boosting tips we’ve discussed in this article, and you really do have an unfair advantage. Your memory will like it too, and you may finally have a solution to that pain-in-the-butt issue of where you left your keys!
