Is restorAGE right (homemade beauty tips) for you?

November 19th, 2008 admin Posted in health |

By Dr. Jennifer Baxt, DMFT, NCC, DCC

restorAGE was developed by Stuart Consumer Product Labs in conjunction with Joseph G. Olivieri M.D., an antiaging and growth hormone specialist. restorAGE is a powdered formula that contains 100% vegetarian, all natural ingredients. It was designed as a single source to fight the normal effects of human aging by working as a rejuvenating therapy with no need for any other supplements.

restorAGE includes a powerful antioxidant formula containing vitamin C and A which are known to help neutralize free radicals in the body. When taken once a day as an addition to diet, the overall benefits to the health of an individual are substantial. Herbal supplements may help increase IGF-1, which provides weight loss as it increases energy that works as fat burners and helps to build muscle. Because of this, total fitness can be accomplished without the use of separate muscle or body building supplements. restorAGE also contains resveratol that helps maintain and improve memory, learning and recall as well as cognitive function. Another bonus with the use of restorAGE is that it aids in the maintenance of collagen and elastin to help improve the texture and appearance of the skin, thereby improving its smoothness and ability to heal faster.

In today’s world, the demands placed on individuals to find the time to work, maintain a home and look after a family can leave one stressed out. A stressed body very often leads to the development of poor sleep habits and insomnia. restorAGE has shown to alleviate stress and improve sleep patterns. It also improves sexual performance and endurance. All of these benefits are contained in one package, everything you need for the mind and body. There is no longer a need to purchase dozens of vitamins and other supplements that can have you taking a fist-full of pills while emptying your wallet. Once a day, easy to dissolve in juice or water, the orange powder is easy to drink with no mess and no fuss.

Information on the product restorAGE can be found on the internet at http://www.restor-age.com. You will find a list of all the ingredients such as vitamins and minerals as well as information on its benefits, which are listed in five categories: Skin care, Antioxidant and stress support blend, sexual performance and endurance, memory and cognitive function.

* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease

Jennifer Baxt is someone who works with people and cares about their health and well being. restorAGE has been an added bonus in her life and wants to share this great product with others. You can find out more information at http://www.restor-age.com

Robots in Healthcare - What Can They Do For Us?
By john mce

The population of the United Kingdom is getting older. This may sound obvious but by 2050 one in four people in the UK will be over the age of 65. The National Health Service will be hard pushed to cope with the increase in the amount of chronic illnesses.

One way of dealing with this problem is through technology, namely Robots. Community care can go a long way to looking after those who can’t look after themselves, but perhaps there is some artificial intelligence which can assist them live their life more easily.

Robots are quicker to train than humans, cheaper to run, easier to refuel, repair and are much more predictable and reliable. They can reduce the need for the elderly and chronically ill to have carers and hep them to live their life independently.

Robots in Japan

The population in Japan is the most rapidly ageing in the world. Thirty million people, or a quarter of the population are over the age of 65. The Japanese have begun to implement robots in care although they have progressed a long way since the mechanical karakuri entertained the upper classes in Victorian times. Japan currently controls nearly half of the world’s robots and is utilising those robots to take care of its elderly.

It’s still 15 years before they will be used in healthcare, but Honda’s ASIMO (Advanced Step in Innovative Mobility) is the most advanced bipedal robots in the world. This means it has two legs, imitating the movement of humans.

It may sound like something from Wallace & Gromit’s ‘The Wrong Trousers’ but the ASIMO is a new form of mobility, which could revolutionalise health and social care. Honda see ASIMO as a nurses assistant, taking care of the heavy and more physical elements of their duties allowing them more time to personally relate to the patient.

There are many ways these robots could help the elderly or chronically ill, from addressing cognitive decline, reminding patients of routine tasks they must keep up with, such as medication or nutrition. They can also enable patients and caregivers to interact and stay in touch, reducing the need for frequent visits. They can also collect data and monitor patients health, alert anyone in case of emergency like a heart failure or dangerously low blood sugar in diabetics. These revolutionary new robots could even help the patients with domestic chores, helping the patient live an independent life.

Carewatch provides over 160,000 hours of care every week to a range of people across the UK.

The needs and wants of people we meet vary from person to person from tasks that make life more manageable, to essential services vital to health and well being.

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