| A is for anti-ageing. http://ow.ly/RsIxM Posted: 31 Aug 2015 11:16 AM PDT |
| 2pcs Korea Snail Whitening Essence Cream Excessive moisturizing hydrating Anti-ageing Face Lotion Ance... Posted: 31 Aug 2015 10:52 AM PDT  | 2pcs Korea Snail Whitening Essence Cream Excessive moisturizing hydrating Anti-ageing Face Lotion Ance Therapy Take away scar spots 50g (Snail Cream).
| 2pcs Korea Snail Whitening Essence Cream High moisturizing hydrating Anti-aging Face Cream Ance Treatment Remove scar spots 50g : Beauty | | |
| Non-Stop Action - http://buff.ly/1fPfl22 - why Hollywood's heroes won't give up the gun Posted: 31 Aug 2015 10:14 AM PDT |
| Do not follow where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail #drgys #motivation... Posted: 31 Aug 2015 10:02 AM PDT  | Do not follow where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail #drgys #motivation
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| Walking could add years to your life - Daily Telegraph 25-minute walk could add seven years to life ... Posted: 31 Aug 2015 09:08 AM PDT  | Faheem Wyne Mon, 31 Aug 2015 16:08:24 GMT - Google+ - Public Walking could add years to your life - Daily Telegraph
25-minute walk could add seven years to life New research shows that exercise can delay the ageing process, with experts suggesting one walk a day could halve the risk of heart attack death and add seven years to the lifespan Just 25 minutes of brisk walkin...
| 25-minute walk could add seven years to life New research shows that exercise can delay the ageing process, with experts suggesting one walk a day could halve the risk of heart attack death and add seven years to the lifespa... | | |
| GLUTATHIONE, THE MASTER ANTIOXIDANT - with Dr. Oz https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=add2WjDfpTY&feature... Posted: 31 Aug 2015 08:43 AM PDT |
| Women being 'stung in Stemologica anti-ageing cream scandal http://dailym.ai/1EsLHvi Posted: 31 Aug 2015 07:21 AM PDT  |
| Enticed by the promise of youthful looking skin, women are signing up to receive a trial offer kit of Stemologica beauty products, handing over their credit card details to pay the £3.95 postage fee. | | |
| We're all going on a bank holiday I've just seen on the news that Kanye West reckons he's going to run... Posted: 31 Aug 2015 07:15 AM PDT  | Dave Martin Mon, 31 Aug 2015 14:15:40 GMT - Google+ - Public We're all going on a bank holiday
I've just seen on the news that Kanye West reckons he's going to run for president in 2020. Seriously? After having a movie star in the form of Ronald Reagan as president, will the American voters really sink to the depths of having an ageing rapper with an...
| I've just seen on the news that Kanye West reckons he's going to run for president in 2020. Seriously? After having a movie star in the form of Ronald Reagan as president, will the American voters really sink to the depths of... | | |
| A 25 Minute Walk A Day = An extra 7 years of (quality) life! #walking #ageing #exercise Posted: 31 Aug 2015 07:08 AM PDT  | Juan Huerta Mon, 31 Aug 2015 14:08:26 GMT - Reshared Post - Public
| New research shows that exercise can delay the ageing process, with experts suggesting one walk a day could halve the risk of heart attack death and add seven years to the lifespan | | |
| http://vitasupple.com/top-10-foods-or-supplements-that-provides-anti-ageing-benefits/ Posted: 31 Aug 2015 06:34 AM PDT  | Sontze Jong Mon, 31 Aug 2015 13:34:59 GMT - Google+ - Public
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| 5 tips to 'age proof' your hands 1. Use a good hand cream such as skin Renewal's newly formulated 'Body... Posted: 31 Aug 2015 06:19 AM PDT  | SkinRenewal Mon, 31 Aug 2015 13:19:05 GMT - Google+ - Public 5 tips to 'age proof' your hands 1. Use a good hand cream such as skin Renewal's newly formulated 'Body Renewal Cream' throughout the day and in the evening when going to bed. 2. Always wear a medical grade sunscreen during the day (all year round) 3. Wash your hans with a gentle hand wash which does not strip the skin. 4. Keep a hand moisturiser everywhere including in your handbag. 5. Wear gloves when working with hot water and detergents. For anti-ageing treatments for the hands visit http://bit.ly/1hlkkt4#BodyRenewalSA #SkinRenewalSA #Hands #HandCare #Anti-Ageing
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| Take our #survey and share your views on the benefits of older workers in the workplace http://www.e... Posted: 31 Aug 2015 06:11 AM PDT  |
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| Review: Sk:n Cleanse and Anti Ageing Cream A few weeks ago the lovely people over at Sk:n sent me their... Posted: 31 Aug 2015 06:07 AM PDT  | Review: Sk:n Cleanse and Anti Ageing Cream
A few weeks ago the lovely people over at Sk:n sent me their popular Cleanser and Anti Ageing cream to review. I had previously heard of the brand as there is a local Sk:n clinic in Brighton, However, I have never used their products or services prior to b...
| A few weeks ago the lovely people over at Sk:n sent me their popular Cleanser and Anti Ageing cream to review. I had previously heard of the brand as there is a local Sk:n clinic in Brighton, However, I have never used their... | | |
| TATTOOS, DRINKING AND GROWING UP I do not turn 18 for another eight months, but I am sure those eight... Posted: 31 Aug 2015 06:06 AM PDT  | TATTOOS, DRINKING AND GROWING UP
I do not turn 18 for another eight months, but I am sure those eight months are going to fly right on past me just as the previous 208 months have. I don't like that I am growing and ageing at the rate I am, I feel like I should be at the age where it's acc...
| I do not turn 18 for another eight months, but I am sure those eight months are going to fly right on past me just as the previous 208 months have. I don't like that I am growing and ageing at the rate I am, I feel like I sho... | | |
| How having ‘senior moments’ may be a good thing http://b4in.org/cMQH “Senior moments? Only worry if... Posted: 31 Aug 2015 06:03 AM PDT  | CrashCade Mon, 31 Aug 2015 13:03:02 GMT - Public How having 'senior moments' may be a good thing http://b4in.org/cMQH"Senior moments? Only worry if you don't notice them," the Daily Mail reports. "Senior moments" is a term used to describe a sudden memory lapse, such as forgetting your PIN or a relative's name. While these types of lapses can affect people of all ages, older people are often more concerned when they happen, in case they could be the initial symptoms of dementia. A new study suggests this may be an unnecessary worry – the real warning sign could be when people "forget that they have forgotten". Being unaware of failing memory could be a warning sign of impending dementia. The study included more than 2,000 older adults from the US and followed them over a period of 10 years. Participants had memory tests every year and were asked to rate their own memory and whether they experienced any problems. During the study period, around 10% of participants were diagnosed with dementia. They experienced a drop in memory awareness around 2.6 years before the development of dementia. This study highlights the importance of being memory aware – knowing when your memory has let you down on occasion. The researchers state that loss of memory awareness appeared earlier in younger participants; this may be because older people were more likely to expect their memories to fade as a normal part of ageing. Friends and family members should look out for the warnings signs and ensure medical advice is sought if they are concerned. More http://b4in.org/cMQH
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| How having ‘senior moments’ may be a good thing http://b4in.org/cMQH “Senior moments? Only worry if... Posted: 31 Aug 2015 06:02 AM PDT  | How having 'senior moments' may be a good thing http://b4in.org/cMQH"Senior moments? Only worry if you don't notice them," the Daily Mail reports. "Senior moments" is a term used to describe a sudden memory lapse, such as forgetting your PIN or a relative's name. While these types of lapses can affect people of all ages, older people are often more concerned when they happen, in case they could be the initial symptoms of dementia. A new study suggests this may be an unnecessary worry – the real warning sign could be when people "forget that they have forgotten". Being unaware of failing memory could be a warning sign of impending dementia. The study included more than 2,000 older adults from the US and followed them over a period of 10 years. Participants had memory tests every year and were asked to rate their own memory and whether they experienced any problems. During the study period, around 10% of participants were diagnosed with dementia. They experienced a drop in memory awareness around 2.6 years before the development of dementia. This study highlights the importance of being memory aware – knowing when your memory has let you down on occasion. The researchers state that loss of memory awareness appeared earlier in younger participants; this may be because older people were more likely to expect their memories to fade as a normal part of ageing. Friends and family members should look out for the warnings signs and ensure medical advice is sought if they are concerned. More http://b4in.org/cMQH
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| How having ‘senior moments’ may be a good thing http://b4in.org/cMQH “Senior moments? Only worry if... Posted: 31 Aug 2015 06:02 AM PDT  | Right.is Mon, 31 Aug 2015 13:02:36 GMT - Public How having 'senior moments' may be a good thing http://b4in.org/cMQH"Senior moments? Only worry if you don't notice them," the Daily Mail reports. "Senior moments" is a term used to describe a sudden memory lapse, such as forgetting your PIN or a relative's name. While these types of lapses can affect people of all ages, older people are often more concerned when they happen, in case they could be the initial symptoms of dementia. A new study suggests this may be an unnecessary worry – the real warning sign could be when people "forget that they have forgotten". Being unaware of failing memory could be a warning sign of impending dementia. The study included more than 2,000 older adults from the US and followed them over a period of 10 years. Participants had memory tests every year and were asked to rate their own memory and whether they experienced any problems. During the study period, around 10% of participants were diagnosed with dementia. They experienced a drop in memory awareness around 2.6 years before the development of dementia. This study highlights the importance of being memory aware – knowing when your memory has let you down on occasion. The researchers state that loss of memory awareness appeared earlier in younger participants; this may be because older people were more likely to expect their memories to fade as a normal part of ageing. Friends and family members should look out for the warnings signs and ensure medical advice is sought if they are concerned. More http://b4in.org/cMQH
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| How having ‘senior moments’ may be a good thing http://b4in.org/cMQH “Senior moments? Only worry if... Posted: 31 Aug 2015 06:02 AM PDT  | How having 'senior moments' may be a good thing http://b4in.org/cMQH"Senior moments? Only worry if you don't notice them," the Daily Mail reports. "Senior moments" is a term used to describe a sudden memory lapse, such as forgetting your PIN or a relative's name. While these types of lapses can affect people of all ages, older people are often more concerned when they happen, in case they could be the initial symptoms of dementia. A new study suggests this may be an unnecessary worry – the real warning sign could be when people "forget that they have forgotten". Being unaware of failing memory could be a warning sign of impending dementia. The study included more than 2,000 older adults from the US and followed them over a period of 10 years. Participants had memory tests every year and were asked to rate their own memory and whether they experienced any problems. During the study period, around 10% of participants were diagnosed with dementia. They experienced a drop in memory awareness around 2.6 years before the development of dementia. This study highlights the importance of being memory aware – knowing when your memory has let you down on occasion. The researchers state that loss of memory awareness appeared earlier in younger participants; this may be because older people were more likely to expect their memories to fade as a normal part of ageing. Friends and family members should look out for the warnings signs and ensure medical advice is sought if they are concerned. More http://b4in.org/cMQH
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| How having ‘senior moments’ may be a good thing http://b4in.org/cMQH “Senior moments? Only worry if... Posted: 31 Aug 2015 06:02 AM PDT  | How having 'senior moments' may be a good thing http://b4in.org/cMQH"Senior moments? Only worry if you don't notice them," the Daily Mail reports. "Senior moments" is a term used to describe a sudden memory lapse, such as forgetting your PIN or a relative's name. While these types of lapses can affect people of all ages, older people are often more concerned when they happen, in case they could be the initial symptoms of dementia. A new study suggests this may be an unnecessary worry – the real warning sign could be when people "forget that they have forgotten". Being unaware of failing memory could be a warning sign of impending dementia. The study included more than 2,000 older adults from the US and followed them over a period of 10 years. Participants had memory tests every year and were asked to rate their own memory and whether they experienced any problems. During the study period, around 10% of participants were diagnosed with dementia. They experienced a drop in memory awareness around 2.6 years before the development of dementia. This study highlights the importance of being memory aware – knowing when your memory has let you down on occasion. The researchers state that loss of memory awareness appeared earlier in younger participants; this may be because older people were more likely to expect their memories to fade as a normal part of ageing. Friends and family members should look out for the warnings signs and ensure medical advice is sought if they are concerned. More http://b4in.org/cMQH
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| How having ‘senior moments’ may be a good thing http://b4in.org/cMQH “Senior moments? Only worry if... Posted: 31 Aug 2015 06:02 AM PDT  | How having 'senior moments' may be a good thing http://b4in.org/cMQH"Senior moments? Only worry if you don't notice them," the Daily Mail reports. "Senior moments" is a term used to describe a sudden memory lapse, such as forgetting your PIN or a relative's name. While these types of lapses can affect people of all ages, older people are often more concerned when they happen, in case they could be the initial symptoms of dementia. A new study suggests this may be an unnecessary worry – the real warning sign could be when people "forget that they have forgotten". Being unaware of failing memory could be a warning sign of impending dementia. The study included more than 2,000 older adults from the US and followed them over a period of 10 years. Participants had memory tests every year and were asked to rate their own memory and whether they experienced any problems. During the study period, around 10% of participants were diagnosed with dementia. They experienced a drop in memory awareness around 2.6 years before the development of dementia. This study highlights the importance of being memory aware – knowing when your memory has let you down on occasion. The researchers state that loss of memory awareness appeared earlier in younger participants; this may be because older people were more likely to expect their memories to fade as a normal part of ageing. Friends and family members should look out for the warnings signs and ensure medical advice is sought if they are concerned. More http://b4in.org/cMQH
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