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Halfbakery: Roll-on Suntan lotion h a l f b a k e r y Is it soup yet? idea: new , search , annotate , link , view, overview , recent , by name , best , random meta: news , help , about , links , report a problem account: Browse anonymously,or get an accountand write. User: Pass: Login Create account. All-Over, All-Day, Wash-On, Waterproof Sunblock Hallucinogenic Sunburn Relief Verruca Socks Helicanopy high frequency sunscreen Lotions with SPFs of less than one Nanoparticle titanium sunscreen Paint-Roller *Special* Sunscreen Applicator Roll-on Suntan lotion SPF Gradient Shorts Sunbathing Cloche Sun tan lotion that tans itself Sunblock Vending Machine sunblocker Sunscreen health: skin: sun protection Roll-on Suntan lotion "...Keeps your hands dry" (+3, -2) [vote for , against ] You go to the beach, set up your towel, strip down a start spreading lotion on yourself. Now you have greasy hands that get sand and lotion on everything you touch. Even your tuna salad sandwich tastes like Coppertone®. But now, there is a better way. Roll-on Lotion, just like your deodorant,spreads it on evenly and quickly while keeping your hands dry. Of course you will need to overlap your strokes for complete coverage. In a variety of scents and widths. lbunting , Nov 28 2001 Baked. http://healthanswer...Details.asp?ID=7078 Search for 'roll' [ angel , Nov 28 2001, last modified Oct 04 2004] [ link ] There's a reason you don't see this stuff in stores very often. It sucks ass. mighty_cheese , Nov 28 2001 It comes in spray form, too. Even better than roll-on. djanaba , Nov 28 2001 Well, that depends on your point of view, I suppose. mighty_cheese , Nov 29 2001 Ah-Ha! how about edible suntan lotion you can apply it to your partner with your tongue lbunting , Nov 29 2001 I'm getting this mental picture of this flabby, middle-aged, hairy-backed guy asking everyone at the beach to help him apply his edible suntan lotion <yech! shudder> Excuse me, I have to go wash my mind out with soap... Canuck , Nov 29 2001 I have used this product in the past. If you're not careful you end up with 'racing stripes' of sunburn on the areas between those where it actually applied. UnaBubba , Dec 01 2001 Hack...Kaff...Blurp! Sorry, hairball. Given that they produce less mess, etc. as lbunting said, I wonder why the alternatives to smear-on sunscreen aren't more common. nick_n_uit , Dec 01 2001 oh my god I thought he said screensaver po , Dec 01 2001 Baked to a crisp. Japanese_Coffee , Jun 28 2003 [ annotate ] back: main index business car computer culture fashion food halfbakery health home other product public sport

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Anti-aging medicine promises miraculous results from HGH injections, but here's how to really regain a youthful body and mind Webseed Free Health Books NewsTarget NewEnergyReport CounterThink TechnologyNews Solutions on: Bird flu Weight loss Heart disease Diabetes Obesity Depression Arthritis Osteoporosis High cholesterol High blood pressure Cancer Breast cancer Prostate cancer Colon cancer Asthma Alzheimer's ADHD Infertility Information on: Nutrition Phytonutrients Superfoods Blueberries Antioxidants Anti-aging Supplements Vitamin D Garlic Omega-3 oils Natural sunlight Exercise Medicinal herbs Minerals Calcium Magnesium Zinc DHEA Green tea Chinese medicine Acupuncture Food warnings on: Hydrogenated oils Refined sugar Aspartame High-fructose corn syrup Soft drinks Monosodium glutamate Food additives Junk food White flour Red meat Mad cow disease Dairy products Sodium nitrite Health warnings on: Fluoride Mercury Personal care products Toxic chemicals Criticism on: The FDA The AMA Prescription drugs Antidepressants Statin drugs Organized medicine Big Pharma Unjustified surgery Ritalin Drug advertising Cancer industry Antibiotics Vaccines The USDA Food Guide Pyramid Issues: Health freedom Environmental protection CODEX Other: About Mike Adams Contact us Privacy policy Anti-aging medicine promises miraculous results from HGH injections, but here's how to really regain a youthful body and mind Posted Wednesday, July 28, 2004 by Mike Adams Print this article Link to this article If you want to drive your doctor nuts, just tell him that you are visiting an anti-aging medical clinic and will be receiving injections of human growth hormone, or HGH. Most doctors will roll their eyes and throw up their hands in disgust at the very idea that their patients would be visiting anti-aging medical clinics. That's because Western medicine views the growing anti-aging medicine industry as quackery. It's ridiculous, they say, for people to believe that nutritional supplements and injections of human growth hormone can reverse their biological age. Interestingly, those very same doctors and critics don't think it's ridiculous at all for people to undergo radical surgical procedures, chemotherapy, radiation, and extremely toxic prescription drug therapy in order to extend their lives for a few more months. So there's a great contradiction in the minds of doctors who automatically think that anything they haven't been taught must be quackery ; meanwhile, anything they prescribe to patients, no matter how bizarre or barbaric, is scientifically "proven". So what's the real story when it comes to anti-aging medicine in the first place? Can daily injections of HGH and daily supplementation with certain nutritional supplements actually make you younger? The answer is a qualified "yes". It's qualified because these supplements and injections can only help you if you are simultaneously helping yourself by pursuing extremely healthy dietary practices, engaging in daily supplementation with superfoods like chlorella and spirulina , and following a rigorous program of physical exercise. In other words, you're not going to get much younger in terms of your biology or mental function just by sitting on the couch all day, and then getting off your feet only long enough to visit the anti-aging clinic in order to receive an injection, and another dose of nutritional supplements. However, if you have the motivation and self-discipline to follow a program of aggressive lifestyle changes , these injections and nutritional supplements can greatly multiply the effects of your own efforts and literally take years off your apparent biological age. Both your body and your mind will, within a few months, begin to function like the body and mind of a person who is years or even decades younger than you currently are. There's not only tremendous clinical evidence to back this up, there's also personal experience. Today, at the age of 34, I am frequently mistaken for being in my early 20's, and yet when I was only 30 years old, and following rather unhealthy lifestyle practices, I looked almost 40. And it's not just appearance either: your internal organs, your body systems and your mind can also put on or take off years of apparent age depending on what kind of diet, supplements and physical exercises you choose to pursue. In other words, anti-aging technology is very real, and I strongly recommend people pursue strategies for reducing their age by starting with changes in their diet and exercise, and then, only after they've established healthy habits, pursuing additional leverage in terms of anti-aging supplements and medical procedures such as HGH injections. Related book: Take Back Your Health Power! How to reclaim your natural health power from the doctors, drug companies and food marketers who have stolen your right to be healthy This courageous report tells you how to take back your power from those who have been exploiting your misfortune for their profit. Learn how to put yourself in control and transform your health outcome from this day forward. 10% off today! Use coupon code: CRAZY10 (doctors) So, what are the best anti-aging supplements? There are many, such as CoQ10, that have a tremendous amount of clinical evidence backing up their use as anti-aging supplements. However, I'm not a fan of taking supplements in their isolated form. I'd rather get these compounds and phytonutrients straight from nature, in whole food forms. So, when it comes to getting these anti-aging compounds into your body, the best source is to turn to these whole foods as they are found in nature: superfoods. I frequently mention superfoods in these writings, and there's a good reason for it. They contain an vast number of health-enhancing phytonutrients. Today's scientists and doctors don't even have a clue as to how many phytonutrients might be present in a superfood like chlorella or spirulina, much less having a grasp on how those phytonutrients impact the human body. But the point is, you don't need to have an ingredients list of what is in a superfood in order to benefit from it. Your body knows what to do with it once you ingest it. If you trust your body and the wisdom of nature -- and recognize the nutritional benefits of consuming high-density food sources -- you will gain the benefits, regardless of your level of understanding of their nutritional composition. The very best superfoods to consume in terms of longevity are chlorella, spirulina, sea vegetables (such as seaweed), broccoli sprouts (or any sprouts, for that matter), quinoa, and soy products like tofu or soymilk. Taken together, these products probably provide tens of thousands of compounds that are beneficial to human health. Perhaps in another 100 years, these compounds will be identified, studied and proven to be extremely helpful to human health, but in the meantime, they remain mystery compounds that are outside the understanding of modern medical researchers. Related book: Superfoods For Optimum Health: Chlorella and Spirulina In this free online book, you'll get the astounding truth on how these two superfoods are far more than just "supplements" like vitamins and minerals: they are disease preventing foods from nature that can actually help conquer cancer, diabetes, heart disease, clinical depression, and much more. (phytonutrients) But there's something interesting in all this: these are the superfoods that I recommend people eat anyway, regardless of whether they're interested in longevity or pursuing the fountain of youth. In other words, there's really nothing special you need to do to pursue an anti-aging program that you aren't already pursuing just by being healthy in the first place. A healthy human individual is automatically on an anti-aging program, which is why they live longer. Sort of makes sense, doesn't it? Conversely, most Americans and people in the so-called civilized nations are actually pursuing an accelerated aging program . If you want to accelerate your aging process, and shorten your life, the way to do that is to do what most Americans are doing already: avoid physical exercise, eat a large percentage of your diet from fast foods and junk foods, consume large quantities of white flour and refined white sugar, eat brand-name groceries sold in beautiful boxes and made with dirt-cheap ingredients that lack any nutritional content whatsoever, and of course, avoid supplementing with superfoods and other nutritional supplements. It can also be claimed and backed up that the consumption of prescription drugs is an aging acceleration strategy as well. Prescription drugs, due to their toxicity, cause premature aging of the liver, the pancreas, the kidneys, and other important organs, which eventually leads to the premature death of people taking those drugs. So, when it comes to anti-aging strategies, avoiding prescription drugs certainly belongs near the very top of the list. Related article DHEA for weight loss: miracle drug or unproven experiment? (aging) Stay informed Get our NewsTarget Insider infomails plus a free download of our $29 Secret Sources guide. No spam, we promise. Enter your email: Learn more | Privacy policy There's one more important consideration here when it comes to anti-aging strategies, and that's strength training . Given all of the documented benefits of human growth hormone -- and there are many -- it's no surprise that people are attempting to get more human growth hormone into their bodies through injections. However, you don't necessarily need injections to boost your levels of HGH. One of the best ways to boost your levels is to engage in strength training, and the larger your muscles you train, the more HGH your body produces. For example, if you strength train your gluts and hamstrings by practicing some squats, your body, over the next 24 to 48 hours, will produce much higher levels of HGH naturally. And HGH is only one of the chemicals your body produces in response to strength training. It could be said that for every hour you work out, your body manufactures $10,000 worth of beneficial chemical compounds -- that is, it would cost $10,000 if you had to have them manufactured somewhere else and injected into your body. But by strength training, your body manufactures these on its own -- no needles required, no visits to the anti-aging clinic, and of course, no risk of having some artificial substance injected into your bloodstream. You just get the anti-aging medicine nature intends -- straight from your body. And that's my last bit of advice when it comes to longevity: engage in regular strength training. Strength training will boost your bone mass density, it will enhance your mood and brain function, it will increase the oxygenation of organs and tissues throughout your body, and, of course, it will reduce your body fat and increase your lean body mass. These are precisely the same benefits that are being attributed to HGH injections, and yet you can achieve all of these simply by engaging in regular strength training. That's not to say that HGH injections don't work -- I'm actually a supporter of anti-aging medicine, but I believe that most people would do better by pursuing anti-aging lifestyle changes on their own before looking to clinics or other anti-aging companies to solve their aging problems for them. Related article Can hair loss be reversed through nutrition or other natural health methods? (aging) See more articles on aging | anti-aging | HGH Want to reprint this article? Contact us for easy permission. Want to contribute your own article? 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