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1. What is this website all about? ProductsPreview.com is a place where you can find information on various natural health products presented in a clear, easy way to maneuver website. We are trying to make your search for products, easy, and if we helped you, in any way to ease your current situation by finding a product that helps, we achieved our purpose. Yes, we are also interested in making a living, but it makes us happy to do it while helping people in their medical situation. About Us

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1. What is Anti-Aging medicine and how did it come about ? Anti-aging medicine is a preventive medicine that aims to slow down the aging process. Our goal is to maintain every cell in our body to continue to live. In 1990, Dr. Daniel Rudman discovered that Recombinant Human Growth Hormone can help slow down the aging process, and with that anti-aging medicine was born.

2. What cause Acne? The causes of acne are linked to the changes that take place as young people mature from childhood to adolescence (puberty). The hormones that cause physical maturation also cause the sebaceous (oil) glands of the skin to produce more sebum (oil). The hormones with the greatest effect on sebaceous glands are androgens (male hormones), which are present in females as well as males, but in higher amounts in males.

3. Is Water Good or Bad for Dry Skin? You would think that putting water on the skin would moisturize it more, but the opposite is true. Plain water that comes in contact with skin evaporates and takes with it many of the skin's natural oils called natural moisturizing factor (NMF). The more frequently that skin comes into contact with water, the drier it gets -- unless those natural oils are replaced.

4. What can cause imperfections? An imperfection can be caused by the accumulation of dead skin cells and sebum on the surface on your skin which can block your pores. Blocked pores can trap surface bacteria, contributing to the appearance of imperfections. To help address this problem you need to find a good cleaning routine: unclogging the pores can help the appearance of imperfections by regulating the sebum levels.

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1. What is Sports Nutrition? Nutrition considers the composition of foods to provide an individual with the ability to function on a daily basis, live a healthy lifestyle and reduce the risk of disease. For sport and exercise, nutrition strategies will allow an individual to prepare adequately before, to perform at maximum capacity during and to recover fully after by providing the body with the necessary macro and micronutrients.

2. How can I tell if I’m drinking enough water each day? The simplest way to tell if you’re well hydrated is to look at the color and quantity of your urine. If it’s dark and just a small amount, you are most likely dehydrated. Ideally, it will be pale yellow and you’ll be in the bathroom frequently throughout each day. Pay attention to how you feel also. These are signs of dehydration and heat illness: muscle cramps, nausea, headache, dizziness, confusion, weakness, inability to concentrate, and vomiting

3. What should I have for dinner the night before a big game? Our muscles like to use carbohydrates for energy, so athletes need to make sure their carbohydrate stores are maximized before competition. Fill 2/3 of your plate with high carbohydrate foods, such as bread, pasta, rice, potato and fruit. The rest of the plate will have high-protein, low-fat foods, such as grilled chicken, turkey, fish or lean roast beef. Drink plenty of non-caffeinated fluids.

4. How will improving my diet improve my sport? Eating and drinking correctly can have a dramatic effect on your performance in your chosen sport. Food and drink are the fuel and hydration that your body needs to survive – not eating and drinking correctly is like letting your car run out of petrol and water and expecting to still run.

5. How can I gain muscle and lose fat? It's difficult for the body to build muscle and lose fat at the same time. Building muscle requires calories. If you are restricting calories to lose undesired body fat, your body does not have the fuel it needs to create new muscle tissue. Instead, the body breaks down muscle to use for fuel.

1. What’s the best diet for weight loss? Both short-term and long-term, the most effective weight loss comes from avoiding animal products and keeping fats and vegetable oils to a minimum. In addition, it helps to keep the natural fiber in the foods you eat. This means eating whole-grain breads instead of white bread, brown rice instead of white rice, and plenty of fruits, vegetables, and legumes (beans, peas, and lentils). And don’t forget the importance of physical activity for achieving and maintaining a healthy weight.

2. Do I need to consult with a weight loss Practitioner or Physician before starting a diet Program? Yes! Only a trained professional weight loss practitioner can advise you while selecting the correct weight loss and exercise program for you based on your medical history and dietary requirements. They can incorporate the elements of each program within various food groups suitable for your personal needs when considering any allergies, medication restrictions or other needs. Moreover, they can provide on going counseling throughout your program supporting you toward your weight loss goals.

3. How do I lose weight off my face, butt, thighs, or stomach? The process of losing weight anywhere (face, butt, thighs, stomach) is the same. First, let us dispel a myth. There is no such thing as spot training. There isn't an exercise in the world that will take excess body fat off an area of your body you consider a problem spot. When you lose weight it comes off all over the body in equal amounts. Think of your extra body fat in layers. For example, let’s say you have five layers around your hips, three around your arms and two in your cheeks. As your body uses stored body fat as energy it draws equally from all these areas. When you burn off a layer of fat you will now have four around your hips, two around your arms and one in your cheeks. What really happens is the cellulite cells begin to shrink (as the adipose tissue inside is used for energy) and it becomes smaller, but the layer example is good for visualizing.

4. I'm trying to lose weight. Is fast food bad? It depends on what kind of fast food you eat and how often you eat there. Fast food is typically high in calories and low in nutrition. But quite a few fast food chains are incorporating healthy menus. Balance is the key here. If you love fast food and can't live without it, then learn how much of it you can eat and still lose the weight you want.

5. Will I gain weight if I quit smoking? Smoking doesn't make you gain or lose weight. Nicotine does increase the rate of your metabolism, so by quitting you will burn fewer calories during the day. Plus, the physical action of smoking becomes an oral fixation and when one quits he or she may replace that with eating. But the only way you will gain weight is when you eat more calories than you burn.

1. What is the colon? The colon, or large intestine, is the end portion of the human digestive tract. The colon is approximately 5 feet long and 2 ½ inches in diameter. The major function is to eliminate waste and to conserve water. Also, there are bacteria living in the colon which synthesize valuable nutrients such as vitamin “K” and portions of the “B” complex.

2. What are signs of a colon that is not functioning properly? When sufferers visit a physician, they speak of symptoms of one or more of these complaints that have occurred for years: constipation, coated tongue, bad breath, shallow complexion, dark circles under the eyes, abnormal body odor, cold hands and feet, unstable blood pressure (up or down), brittle nails and hair, sagging posture (pot belly), tension, fatigue, allergies, indigestion, menstrual problems, swelling of legs, asthma, backache, and loss of memory or concentration.

3. What is colon cleansing? This is a procedure that is done to the colon that is aimed at ensuring the colon works as it should. In case you may not know, the colon is one of the internal parts of the digestive system that is responsible for dealing and with roughage and desecration. As the name suggests, it involves ‘cleaning’ the colon from the toxic wastes that have collected in it. That is the simplest definition of a colon cleanse.

4. What is constipation? Constipation is any form of congestion and is usually accompanied by dehydration. It extends to the cellular level. One bowel movement a day is a sign of constipation and incomplete elimination is a form of constipation. Symptoms are overweight, fatigue, irritability, mental confusion, bloat, gas, indigestion, lethargy, headaches, migraines, earaches, sinus drainage, allergies, cellulite, anxiety, depression, pessimism, whining, unsatisfied hunger, poor circulation. Have we named a familiar problem yet!

5. Why should I cleanse my colon? Colon cleans removes all the accumulated waste materials in the colon including toxic matter, yeast infections, fecal matter, pesticides etc. If these substances are left to accumulate in the colon, then some of them will find themselves in the blood stream and will bring a variety of chronic illnesses. Poisoning your colon with these substances can make the immune system weak and eventually one becomes susceptible to disease.

1. What is HPV? HPV stands for Human Papilloma Virus. It is a virus that causes genital warts. It is important to protect yourself from HPV because some strains of the virus can also increase your risk of cervical cancer, if your cervix becomes infected.

2. How reliable is the birth control pill ? The Pill is a contraceptive suitable for most healthy women, regardless of age, and can be used long-term. The pill is 99.9% effective, making it the most reliable contraception available. The user failure rate is 3%. Once you stop taking the Pill, it does not stop you from becoming pregnant in the future and is totally reversible (once a woman is off the Pill, the body resumes its normal menstrual cycle).

3. Am I going to gain weight on the pill? Studies have been done comparing women taking birth control pills to women using other forms of birth control. The studies didn't show any differences in weight gain between the two groups over the long term. One side effect of some birth control pills however, is to increase your appetite, especially in the first few months you take them.

4. What are Sexually Transmitted Infections and how do you catch them? Sexually Transmitted Infections (known as STIs) is a name given to a number of infections which can be transmitted by sexual intercourse and other forms of intimate sexual contact.

5. How can I protect myself from STIs? The main way to protect yourself from STIs is to use condoms when you have sex. Condoms provide a physical barrier which STIs cannot penetrate and therefore are the best defence against the transference of infections.You can also protect yourself by being careful about not having intimate contact with people to readily and waiting until you know a bit more about them.


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