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Vitamin ABCs: Diet and Nutrition
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By: Gloria Mac Taggart Email Article
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Whether it’s the more esoteric concepts of energetic medicine or simple physiology, anything that enhances circulation to the face is going to help rejuvenate it -- by making skin cells flush and healthy with oxygen, eliminating and removing the toxins that contribute to facial aging in the first place, and delivering anti-aging nutrition. Since acupuncture facials enhance blood flow and nutrient delivery to the face, complementary anti-aging herbs and supplements that keep skin firm and supple are advisable. Many facial acupuncture practitioners create customized Traditional Chinese Medicine herbal regimens to complement their work with needles, but anyone’s facial anti-aging efforts can benefit from the following nutrients:

• MSM, an organic sulfur, is a key building block for all tissues in the body -- including skin collagen. With MSM supplementation, some have reported that their skin becomes softer and smoother, with improved elasticity. In addition, studies have shown that MSM can help with scaly skin, acne, dermatitis, dandruff, and some other skin conditions.

• Lutein is another good anti-aging supplement for the face. Studies show that it improves the skin’s ability to retain moisture, helps keep skin elastic, and even helps fight sun damage by blocking UV rays and quenching free-radicals.

Vitamin C and vitamin E are also particularly well suited to natural facial rejuvenation; their antioxidant activity is critical for skin health with adequate intake and good circulation to the face, they can help erase the free-radical damage that has been linked to wrinkles and other collagen breakdown.

Together, the physiological, energetic, and nutritional components of an acupuncture facial rejuvenation regimen can add up to noticeable anti-aging results. But it’s wise to not lose sight of the elusive truth behind facial aging. "Facial rejuvenation is really about more than just the face," concludes Mogilner. "It’s about feeling better about who you are, on the inside and out." To truly combat aging and rejuvenate your face, its best to start on the inside and work your way out. And remember, if you happen to look in the mirror one morning and find the signs of new lines on your face, don’t stress it will only create more wrinkles!

Author, Gloria MacTaggart, contributes articles on vitamin ABCs for Feelgoodforlife.com. More information on these and other topics can be found at http://www.feelgoodforlife.com.

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