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Red Wine- Drink Up?
By Michael Moshier
Anti-AgingStraightTalk.Com

Although red wine may not cause you to live longer, it may mean you could live healthier. Aging mice fed a chemical found in red wine were healthier in their twilight years, according to scientists. Continue Reading »

There are two types of aging that both men and women have to deal with on an ongoing, daily basis….Actinic Aging and Intrinsic Aging. So, just what can we do to reduce fine lines and wrinkles?

Any chance you had, you’d go to the beach or to the lake… living worry free; it was heaven on earth! You looked so good with your deep, dark tan. If you couldn’t go to the beach or to the lake, you spread out that king size sheet right in the front yard and slathered yourself with deep tanning oil. That tan you got sure made you feel and look good! Continue Reading »

You Say Hello, I Say Acai
By Michael Moshier
Anti-AgingStraightTalk.Com

The acai berry was voted the number one superfood on Oprah - and when things hit Oprah, that usually means they’re in for a quick rise to fame. But the acai berry has been around for thousands of years, and has already gained popularity in Central and South America. It recently hit health food store shelves in the US and is receiving acclaim for a good reason. Continue Reading »

When it comes to the topic of skin care, no part of the body is more important than the face. The face is what people look at first, and where the most delicate skin on the body is. Therefore facial skin care is an incredibly important issue, one that should be taken seriously by everyone, regardless of their age.

Many people mistakenly think that just because they are not in their thirties or forties yet that they do not have to worry so much about facial skin care, but this is actually completely untrue. In fact, it is better to begin using facial skin care products before old age because this way the skin will last longer and look better in the end. Continue Reading »

By Michael Moshier
www.anti-agingstraighttalk.com

Roughly 8,000 baby boomers are turning 60 each day - causing the search for the fountain of youth to turn into a race among not only these boomers, but also doctors, companies and researchers. This new “science” - labeled “geroscience” - is a new field that embraces growing old, but treats it more like a preventable disease, as opposed to an inevitable process. Continue Reading »