Beauty Research Reveals Six Secrets for Creating Home Spa

Newport Beach, CA (PRWEB) March 22, 2013

Beauty Research, a beauty blogging web site, recently revealed six steps to creating a quality spa experience at home. Many women love a trip to the spa for a facial or body treatment but professional sessions can be time consuming and expensive. The blog article contains six ideas for pampering home treatments that are natural, fast and easy. All of the home treatments involve using ingredients from the kitchen, making for an economical alternative to pricey day spas.

What do the rich and famous get to do quite often that the rest of us dont normally get to do? Well a lot of things, but one thing in particular is something we too can dojust not quite in the same way. The well-to-do get to go to spas and have regular spa treatments. But visiting spas and getting professional spa treatments is very expensive and those of us who arent quite as privileged dont typically get to go unless were given a gift certificate or allow ourselves a trip maybe once a year. The good news iswe dont have to wait for those rare occasionswe can simply treat ourselves to the pleasure right in our very own humble abode. Writes Karen of Beauty Research

See the full article on home spa treatments at BeautyResearch.com.

DIY Spa- Treatments from your Kitchen Cupboard

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Self Tanning Does the Home Spray Measure up to the Salon?

The risks of sunbathing and tanning beds are widely known. Each time you expose your skin to ultraviolet light, you're increasing your risk of developing skin cancer and potentially causing damage to your skin cells that can lead to premature aging. More and more sun worshipers are ditching the tanning bed in favor of the airbrush, and spray tanning salons are opening around the country to meet the needs of those who love the golden glow of a tan, but aren't willing to risk the health of their skin. When performed by a trained skin care professional, a spray tan produces results that are indistinguishable from a real tan. Writes Karen of Beauty Research

http://www.beautyresearch.com/blogs/beauty-research/archive/2013/03/21/self-tanning-does-the-home-spray-measure-up-to-the-salon.aspx

Energy Drinks Helpful Edge or Potential Risk?

From grocery store shelves to cocktail menus, it seems that energy drinks are everywhere. On days when I feel too drained to hit the gym or wake up so tired that coffee just won't help open my eyes, I'll admit that I've been tempted to try one of the many energy drinks on the market. It seems that for every commercial touting the benefits of these drinks, I hear a news report that cautions against their dangers. Confused by the controversy, I took some time to research energy drinks on my own to find out more. Writes Karen of Beauty Research

http://www.beautyresearch.com/blogs/beauty-research/archive/2013/03/20/energy-drinks-helpful-edge-or-potential-risk.aspx

Beauty Research is a beauty blogging web site started by two experienced skin care enthusiasts wishing to share tips and suggestions. The home spa treatments article as well as a home spa treatments forum can be found at BeautyResearch.com.

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University Finds that Lifting Weights May Lower Blood Sugar Levels, Suggesting that Supplements Like Prescopodene May Assist By Creating More Energetic Exercise Sessions

Australia (PRWEB) May 08, 2013

It has been a well-known fact that lifting weights builds muscles and strengthens bones. However, new research indicates that it also lowers blood glucose levels, meaning that all-natural weight loss supplements like Prescopodene may help keep blood sugar manageable by keeping a person energized through their regular exercise routines.

In an article published on April 7, 2013 by the University of Michigans News Service, they point to findings by Jiandie Lin, Associate Professor at the University of Michigans Medical School as changing the way that people have long thought about white muscles and the negative effect they have on diabetes.

The human body has several different types of muscles. Some are red, some are white and there are ones in between. People who engage in endurance-type activities, such as running, have more red muscles, whereas those who engage in more weight bearing exercises, like weight lifting, have more white ones.

To figure out if white muscle is harmful for diabetics, as it has long been believed, they searched for a protein that aids in the creation of white muscle. They found one called BAF60c. Then they used mice to see how it affected their endurance levels, and thus their ability to generate white muscle as they wanted to see if it impacted their blood sugar levels.

They found that the mice with the BAF606 protein ran less than mice that didnt have it. However, when they fed the protein-containing mice a high fat diet and they gained weight, they were more efficient at keeping their blood glucose levels stabilized than their non-protein counterparts.

This suggests that gaining muscle via strength training workouts may assist with blood sugar levels remaining more constant. Therefore, weight loss supplements like Prescopodene, which contain energy enhancing ingredients such as green tea and grape seed extract, may help give people the motivation to engage in the regular weight lifting routines they need for complete blood health.

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Prescopodene Nutritionals is helping people around the world lose weight, improve their health, and maximize their daily satisfaction. With a catalog of healthy living products that is winning awards and recognition, the company is delivering all-natural weight loss solutions to customers around the globe. Prescopodene Nutritionals is based in Australia and the USA and their CEO is Jack Smythe.