• Common skincare 'cures' that don't help your skin!

    Common skincare 'cures' that don't help your skin!

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    We are so quick to jump on our phones or laptops to google any cures or remedies for our concerns. These quick fixes are often so detrimental to our skin and only show temporary help.Our skin is the largest organ in your body and our first line of defense against the world, therefore we need to take good care of it.Let's dive deeper into...
  • Understanding Melasma

    Understanding Melasma

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    UNDERSTANDING MELASMA A LITTLE BETTER.  Learn about the causes, triggers, and common misconceptions surrounding Melasma. Our expert will guide you through the science and help you understand. Melasma can be complex, with different types of melasma. This is why it is so important to see an experienced practitioner who can use their expertise, identify the type of melasma and create a plan.  Melasma is...
  • Are IV Drips The Fountain of Youth ?

    Are IV Drips The Fountain of Youth ?

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    IV Therapy has been said to have so many benefits from increasing energy and strengthening your immune system, to improving skin quality and promoting skin radiance.  IV Drip therapy delivers nutrients to the body directly, bypassing the digestive process, which leads to quicker results. You only absorb about 50% of the nutrients digested by pills, intravenous therapy increases it to 90%.  Specifically, the Glutathione...
  • Glutathione IQ Benefits For Athletic Performance And Recovery

    Glutathione IQ Benefits For Athletic Performance And Recovery

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    Glutathione, as you may know, is a molecule that your body makes inside every single cell. And some cells have a whole lot more than others. Within 10 minutes of doing an aerobic activity, the amount of glutathione in your muscle cells (the cells that you’re exercising) decreases by about 40%. There are 4 primary things that glutathione does within the cell that are...
  • Hyperpigmentation in skin

    Hyperpigmentation in skin

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    Skin that has turned darker or lighter than normal is usually not a sign of a serious medical condition. Considerations: Normal skin contains cells called melanocytes. These cells produce melanin, the substance that gives skin its colour. Skin with too much melanin is called hyper pigmented skin. Skin with too little melanin is called hypo pigmented skin. Pale skin areas are due to too little...
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