In This Month's Issue

1) The Face of Winter
Winter can be tough on skin, but there's much you can do to defend against the assaults of the season. The skin's primary role -- to protect the body -- is ever more important in extreme weather, and in most locations, that means extreme cold outside and dry, over-heated air inside during the winter. Your epidermis must "weather" these drastic fluctuations in temperature, and often the result is chapped, scaly, flaky skin. 

2) Healthy Holidays 
Planning a vacation or business trip? Consider packing a small kit of natural remedies before you go. Unfamiliar surroundings, unusual foods, and jet lag can make you vulnerable to viruses, stress, and gastrointestinal (GI) upset. Colorado Naturopathic Physician Michael Sutton suggests the following items:

3) Hibernating is for the Bears
​Winter's here, and you've moved your running shoes to the back of the closet until April. Yet that piece of pumpkin pie has your name on it. 

In this month's issue...

1)Understanding Skin Care Ingredients

The use of chemicals in cosmetics and skin care products is something we hear about more and more. Some natural alternatives to chemicals exist, but many cosmetic companies won't use them because they are more costly and less readily available. While most products cannot be 100 percent natural (because of bacterial growth), many natural alternatives to harsh chemicals can be helpful and effective in skin care.

2)Benefits of Peptides 

Peptides are strings of amino acids, held together by nitrogen and carbon bonds. Under the microscope, they have a similar appearance to a string of pearls. Peptides have been around since the birth of tissue, and scientists recognize them as the building blocks of life. In the skin, peptides occur naturally to keep the skin firm. In skin care products, lab-created peptides work from the inside out to address a host of facial issues, especially wrinkles.

3)Try This Breathing Exercise 

Do you ever find yourself unconsciously holding your breath when you're tense? This can cause tension to build in your body and may let the chest collapse, leading to misalignment.

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​In this month's issue:

1) ​The Role of pH
Within our body and skin lives a delicate balance between acid and alkali, otherwise known as our pH. A pH number indicates the acidity or alkalinity of a specific solution. The body and skin are very sensitive to their pH levels and have complex systems that work to maintain an acidic pH for the skin and an alkaline pH for the body.

2) Stop Biting Your Nails
Breaking a nail is one thing. Breaking a nail-biting habit is another. According to the American Academy of Dermatology, nail biting typically begins in childhood and can continue through adulthood, and the side effects can be more than cosmetic.

3) Don't Get Sick!
Regardless of whether the threat is a simple cold or the flu, there are several things you can do to protect yourself from unnecessary downtime.