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Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Anti-Aging: The ageLOC Transformation Guarantee


March 3rd, 2010
Author: Jeffrie Ann Hall

So how much have you spent on products full of promises only to be disappointed, left with an empty container, a lighter wallet and the same skin issues you started with? What if you could try a new anti-aging system that would fully refund your investment if you show no improvement?


Would you try it? What would you have to lose? Check out the ageLOC Transformation Guarantee below. ageLOC Transformations includes the entire line of new ageLOC skin care including Future Serum.
One catch: Ya Gotta Follow The Rules. Exactly. But trust me, it’s worth it.

ageLOC Transformation Guarantee
Featuring a powerful lineup of four products, ageLOC™ Transformation is our most advanced anti-aging system ever, delivering unsurpassed anti-aging benefits. This complete and comprehensive skin care system cleanses, purifies, renews, moisturizers, and reveals younger looking skin—eight ways in seven days. Results are so remarkable, your radiant, youthful face and body will leave people wondering about your age and your secret. If there is no improvement in your skin’s youthful appearance and radiance after eight weeks we will refund your money.*

 
STEP 1: Take a picture of your face before using ageLOC Transformation with a newspaper in the picture that shows the current date.

STEP 2: Put ageLOC Transformation on Automatic Delivery program.
STEP 3: Use ageLOC Transformation twice a day as directed.
STEP 4: After using ageLOC Transformation for eight weeks, take another picture with a newspaper in the picture that shows the current date. Please take the picture as similar as possible to the one you took previous to using the product.

*Guarantee Details

In order to take advantage of the ageLOC Transformation Guarantee, you must adhere to the following requirements:
Guarantee applies only to ageLOC Transformation

You must take a picture of your face before using ageLOC Transformation using a newspaper in the picture to show the date.

You must be able to verify that a monthly ageLOC Transformation Automatic Delivery auto ship or ADR has been established on your account and been active for the eight week period that you wish to use as verification.

You must strictly adhere to the product usage directions, using each of the products twice daily.

You must take a picture of your face after using the products for eight weeks. This picture should be as similar as possible to the picture taken before using the product.

You must not make any changes in your daily skin care regimen once you start using the products.

If you meet the above criteria and you have failed to notice an improvement in your skin’s youthful appearance and radiance after eight weeks, please submit your before and after pictures, along with the Guarantee Refund Request Form for a total refund of two ageLOC Transformation (an eight-week supply, less shipping costs). Your request will be reviewed and you will receive notice if no improvement can be verified. If no improvement can be validated, your money will be refunded within 2-4 weeks from receipt of pictures and Guarantee Refund Request Form.

All requests must be mailed to:

Attention: ageLOC Transformation Guarantee
Product Support
75 West Center St
Provo, UT 84606




7 Days use of Transformations on left hand.

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT LINDA AT stopagingnow@comcast.net

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

BYU Research Yields Compound That Appears to Slow Aging Effects in Skin

BYU research has identified a naturally occurring compound that improves skin health, and the university has licensed the technology to Provo-based Nu Skin Enterprises, the $1.3 billion global anti-aging personal care and nutritional products company.
The anti-aging skin product that features the BYU ingredient was launched in October as part of the company’s ageLOC(TM) skin care line. Nu Skin sold $28 million of ageLOC skin care products in the last quarter of 2009.
The little-known molecule, called equol, is derived from plants such as soybeans. Its benefits for skin grew out of earlier work by BYU Professor Edwin Lephart who was testing various compounds from plants for possible impacts on human health. Equol stood out.
“When we discovered how equol acts and what its properties are, of all the sites in the body where it could be active, skin just jumped out to me,” said Lephart, who was a faculty member at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center before coming to BYU in the 1990s.
He and colleagues published three research papers on equol’s wide-ranging potential to impact prostate health, skin, baldness, weight gain, and brain health.
Lephart prepared further experiments to test its influence on two important components of skin: collagen, which gives skin its structure, and elastin, which gives skin the flexibility to resume its shape after stretching or contracting. The work relied on a technique that cultures dermal cells in the lab to resemble human skin, and some tests lasted as long as eight weeks.
“We asked, ‘What would equol do if we added it to the human cells that make collagen and elastin – would it stimulate them?’” Lephart said. “And it does.”
Just as importantly, the research showed equol also inhibits other enzymes that break down elastin and collagen.

“So we get an increase in collagen and elastin, and we take away the enzymes that break them down, which is really cool,” said Lephart, of BYU’s Department of Physiology and Developmental Biology.
This skin-specific work was presented at two annual meetings of the American Academy of Dermatology, a premier scientific meeting of world-renowned leaders in the field.
The university licensed to Nu Skin rights to sell equol in a cosmetic skin care product.
Nu Skin’s product that includes equol is called ageLOC Future Serum, and is the stand-out product in the ageLOC Transformation daily skin care line.
BYU’s equol-related technologies are patent-pending. Lephart was the principal investigator on the studies that led to these patent applications, and he collaborated with researchers at Colorado State University and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. Those institutions receive a share of the royalties generated by the BYU license.
BYU negotiators are also working to license the rights to use equol to treat conditions other than skin health to other companies.

Saturday, January 2, 2010

We have a goal to feed 100 chil­dren in 2010, with your help.

 

Each bag of food costs $22 a month and pro­vi­des one child with 30 meals.

You can feel good because 100% of all dona­tions go to pro­vi­ding food for chil­dren — where the need is the greatest.

You will receive a receipt for your tax-​​deductible donation.
For those who com­mit to dona­ting 16 bags each month, you will be hono­red as an Ambas­sa­dor and will receive a tri­bal nec­klace and cer­ti­fi­cate from Lee Iacocca, than­king you for your gift.

Recom­men­da­tions:

  • Indi­vi­duals and Fami­lies: 1 – 5 bags
  • Small Busi­nes­ses: 5 – 16
  • Mid-​​Size Busi­nes­ses: 16+

Please call me if you would like to participate.

Linda Williams

stopagingnow@comcast.net

781-696-7762



Monday, November 23, 2009

Galvanic Treatments for the Face

The History of the Galvanic Current

Galvanic current used in galvanic treatments is named for Luigi Galvani.
He discovered these positive and negative charged currents during early
medical research in the 1780's.

During the past 50 years, galvanic currents have been used in high-end
spa and salon treatments in Europe and elsewhere around the world. Spas
have used it as part of facials where it has gently enhanced circulation and
helped to stimulate cellular energy. Galvanic currents on the face have
been shown to deep cleanse the skin, decrease the appearance of pore
sizes, tighten and plump skin, reduce fine lines and wrinkles and reduce
acne. The galvanic treatments have been also used in spas on other parts
of the body including: the hips, thighs and buttocks to smooth the
appearance of cellulite by targeting the pockets of fat; the hands to tighten
the skin and reduce lines and wrinkles; and on the head to promote hair regrowth
in those who have experienced hair loss.

How do galvanic treatments work?

Galvanic treatments use two different currents – positive and negative.
When used during a facial, the current is first set to a negative charge. The
facial gels or lotions applied to the facial also need to have the same
charge – negative. When the galvanic instrument is placed on the face, the
two negative charges (from the instrument and the gel/lotion) repel each
other driving the gel/lotion deep into the pores of the epidermis and
dermis layers of the skin. This is similar to two magnets of the same.

Galvanic Treatments for the Face charge repelling each other. The negatively charged gel/lotion then binds to the impurities such as dirt, oil and old make-up deep in the skin. Then an extra negatively charges gel/lotions are gently wiped off the skin. Secondly, the galvanic instrument is then set to the positive charge and a positively charged gel/lotion is applied to the skin. When the instrument is then
applied to the face, the positively charges instrument attracts the negatively charged gel/lotion full of the impurities and draws them out of the pores and the skin.

At the same time, the new positively charged gel/lotion typically full of beneficial ingredients for the skin is push deep into the pores by the positively
charged galvanic instrument. While all of this is happening, the positive and negative currents are also helps to stimulate cellular energy of the muscles and tissues and improving facial circulation.

Galvanic current therefore produces a facial that opens up the face’s pores
and improve skin’s texture, removes dulling impurities, hydrates and
replenishes the skin, can help to reduce fine line and wrinkles and
tightening and toning of facial muscles (giving you a non-surgical facelift
with several treatments and no surgery).

Is there any pain or risks associated with galvanic
current treatments?


No. Galvanic treatments are painless procedures. Some people due feel a
light tingling sensation but most people seem to enjoy it. The gently
massaging action also of the instrument most people find to be pleasing as
well. Unlike other face deep cleansing processes such as
microdermabrasion and chemical peels, you can immediately after the
treatment go into the sun or even apply make-up, if so desired.
Risks are also very minimal – people who have braces or other large
amounts of metal dental work and those with heart conditions and pace
makers should not use galvanic current treatments.

What are the costs associated with a galvanic treatment?

In spas, a galvanic current treatment is typically part of the facial
treatment. The price range on is from $100 to $500 depending on your
location and type of treatment you are getting. These costs are typically
more affordable than the costs associated with face lifts and with the
added benefit of no pain or surgery with great results.

However, the galvanic treatments now can be used as part of home facials
at much more affordable rates than the spa/salon prices and far less than
cosmetic surgery (without the invasive procedure risks).

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Anti-Aging Product Company Stock Surges 142%


Fox Business - USA
Nu Skin Enterprises CEO Truman Hart on the outlook for company growth.

Monday, December 15, 2008

10 Years Younger in 10 Minutes Sound too good to be true? I thought so, too, until I saw it for myself. It's like the Fountain of Youth in your hands. The Galvanic Spa offers cutting edge technology proven in clinical studies to dramatically reduce lines and wrinkles from the face and body. You have to see it to believe it. It's a fabulous product and a fun business. To learn more, visit my anti-aging website or call me for a free demo. http://www.lindawilliams.nsedreams.com/