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Nature’s Most Perfect Hydration System

Tennis and cycling are two of my favorite sports. Here in South Florida, I can enjoy both year-round. But in the summer heat and humidity – which can last for five or six months here – it's vital to stay hydrated. Sweat is your body's way to keep cool when you're active. As the water evaporates… Read More

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Is Your Sweet Tooth Giving You Wrinkles?

Here in South Florida, I see lots of patients with leathery, wrinkled skin. Even though the sun down here can be a powerful healing agent, too much of a good thing can damage skin. But over the past few years, I’ve noticed something strange. Patients with no sun damage or other risk factors are… Read More

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Fun in the Winter Sun

    Summer has ended, and that means a little less fun in the sun for most of us. But it also means you should plan to get out in the sunshine when you can over the winter months. For starters, the sun just makes you feel good – if you haven’t become afraid of it. Many of my… Read More

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A Face Everyone Notices

Dear Reader, Your skin needs two things to be beautiful: 1. Water, and… 2. Good nutrition But there’s a problem. As you age, your skin loses the ability to hold water and take in nutrients. That leads to dry, sagging skin. Here’s the good news: You simply need an effective way to keep… Read More

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Tips for Ageless Beauty

Anti-Aging Vegetable Compound Protects Your Skin By Dr. Al Sears, MD With winter’s cold wind blowing right now, you may only be dreaming of relaxing on a warm sandy beach, playing 18 holes on your favorite golf course or just puttering around the garden on a beautiful sunlit day. And spending… Read More