Sunday, 17 May 2015

Part 6 Q: What kinds of foods should we be eating to help combat the process from the inside out?

 Your diet should include fruits that are high in antioxidants. Goji berries are very high in antioxidants, and so is star fruit. But the food with the highest antioxidant value of any food that we know of is actually the Kakadu plum, although it’s unfortunately not readily available.
Like your mum always said, you need to eat plenty of fruit and vegetables as they not only contain antioxidants but a whole lot of other vitamins and minerals that are all important for the little micro-metabolisms that occur in the skin and throughout the body to keep it youthful. It’s best to eat them when they’re fresh and whole.
Once they start being processed or overcooked, they lose their nutritional value. Vegetables that have been picked too early and ripen during transport are not nearly as good as ones that are grown and taken straight to the farmers markets. When cooking your vegetables, it’s best to steam or blanch them. The minerals don’t matter as much as they don’t get lost during the cooking process. Fruit is great because they’re not only rich in both vitamins and minerals that we need for our metabolic processes but they are generally eaten raw.
You also need protein to keep repairing your collagen and other body tissues, because even if your skin is looking good the muscle beneath the skin will start to deflate and your face will sag and appear aged. You also need good fats to keep your body producing the hormones that nourish the skin and send the signals to the rest of your body to repair damage.

Monday, 11 May 2015

Part 5 Q: How big a role does food play in fighting ageing?


Food plays a huge role for a whole number of reasons. 
The food we eat contains the basic building blocks that make the hormones that nourish our skin. 
The estrogen that a woman needs to keep her skin looking youthful comes from the good fats in the food that she eats.
Antioxidants are also vital. The skin ages because of free radical damage from environmental pollutants and ultra violet radiation from the sun. 
Foods that contains antioxidants mop up those free radicals so they can’t damage the skin.

Sunday, 3 May 2015

Part 4 Q: What are your top three tips for helping slow down the ageing process?

Cosmeceutical skincare: I don’t mean over-the-counter skincare products, I mean the proper stuff you get from a cosmetic surgeon or dermatologist that boosts collagen, stimulates the skin, guards against damage and deeply moisturises the skin.
Healthy lifestyle: Most importantly sleep and sun protection. If you smoke and drink too much, of course that’s also going to speed up the ageing process.

Anti wrinkle injections: They are safe and in the right hands, and will help reverse the signs of ageing like nothing else.

Tuesday, 28 April 2015

Part 3 Q: What are the best ways to combat the early signs of ageing?


Your lifestyle is very important. 
Sleep without a doubt plays a big part in the signs of early ageing. 
The difference between a good night’s sleep and a late night out is not something you can easily hide on your face. 
We say ‘get eight hours sleep a night’ because it’s convenient in the modern society but eight hours sleep is the minimum requirement for youthfulness.



Tuesday, 21 April 2015

Part 2 Q: At what age do women really start to experience the ageing process?

The turning point for ageing in women is around your early to mid thirties. 
This is when the collagen and elastin content in the skin starts accelerated depletion. Fine lines and wrinkles that were temporary start to become permanent.
Change in the bone structure tends to happen around the mid to late forties. 
As well as changes in the bone structure, women lose a little bit of facial fat. The combination of the loss of fat and the reabsorption of the bone start to make the face sag and that youthful plumpness fades.

http://www.thejoye.com/beauty/anti-ageing-special/

Sunday, 12 April 2015

Anti-Ageing Special - The Joye

March 20th, 2015
Anti-Ageing Special - Part 1


I’ve received lots of emails lately about ageing, skin and ways to combat the march of time.
More and more, the questions have been turning to cosmetic procedures – Anti wrinkle injections, fillers and what they actually do.
For answers, I turned to my beauty editor friends for advice on which cosmetic surgeon was the best.
I wanted safe, balanced and super-experienced.
Enter Dr Anoop Rastogi who specialises in subtly with a philosophy that ageing doesn’t need to be stopped but it can be enhanced.
Here, he talks about super foods, the importance of sleep and the latest innovations in non-invasive cosmetic procedures.

Monday, 6 April 2015

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