Avoiding Threats To Youthful Skin – Part 4
Posted by RLuve on December 29th, 2008
In part four of our series on avoiding threats to youthful skin, we address smoking. Along with several other risk factors, smoking leads to deep wrinkles and leathery skin. And, the telltale signs of middle age typically start in the early 30s in the form of wrinkles around the mouth and eyes.
Cigarette smoke causes the damage that is immediately visible. When you inhale just one puff of a cigarette, there is a tremendous inflammatory response in all organs of the body — including the skin. Cigarette smoking depletes the skin of oxygen and vital nutrients, including vitamin C, which is critical in keeping the skin youthful, moist and plumped up. Tobacco also acts as a vasoconstrictor, which means that it causes constriction of blood vessels, reducing the local blood flow to an area. When blood flow to the skin is reduced, it results in a gray, pallid, lifeless and unhealthy looking complexion.
Smoking takes a particularly severe toll on women. Women are more likely to develop “smoker’s face” than male smokers. Smoker’s face is characterized by gray, pale and wrinkled skin. This causes smokers to look 10 to 20 years older than their actual age.
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Stress ages us. In today’s environment, we deal with countless small stresses each day — traffic, deadlines, getting kids to do their homework, jury duty, handling an unenlightened boss or slow employees, disagreements with a spouse, caring for aging parents. These challenges are built into life and if each one triggers the stress response, the effect can be toxic.
Each New Year brings a new opportunity to establish new goals. From weight loss to making more money, there is an opportunity to reset the clock and start anew. If you’re like me, it all sounds good for about a month or so. But, then life happens and you look up one day and realize it’s time to try again for the next year.
It is no secret that chronic over exposure to sunlight plays a role in aging skin and the development of skin cancer. UV rays are an invisible form of radiation emitted from the sun that can penetrate and change the structure of skin cells. In fact, UV radiation is the main environmental factor that causes human skin to age.
Eating is something we do every day and is often a mindless action. We blindly reach for a soda (very bad) or a diet soda (equally bad) instead of a bottle of spring water (good). Or, we grab a bagel or Danish (equally bad) instead of healthier alternatives such as a bowl of plain yogurt and a piece of fruit.
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