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Is there a difference between n-acetyl cysteine and l-cystein, or are they the same thing?

glow — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 00:41:57 +0000

Question by loni_831: Is there a difference between n-acetyl cysteine and l-cystein, or are they the same thing?
If there is a difference which would you suggest i take in order to help raise intracellular glutathione levels as much as i possibly can

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Answer by David M
N-acetyl cysteine is an N-acylated derivative of cysteine so, no, they are not the same thing. To answer your 2nd question, N-acetyl cysteine will increase your glutathione levels the most. See below…

Cysteine is a precursor to the liver detoxifying and antioxidant amino acid glutathione. This functionality provides an anti-aging effect on the body—even reducing the accumulation of age spots. Another impressive function is the break down of mucus in the respiratory tract which can help in bronchitis, emphysema, and tuberculosis.

N-acetylcysteine is the best form of cysteine supplementation and has been proven more effective at increasing glutathione levels than supplements of glutathione itself, or supplements of just L-cysteine.

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When do you need to replace your facial moisturizer? When do they expire?

glow — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 00:59:35 +0000

Question by happygolucky: When do you need to replace your facial moisturizer? When do they expire?
i bought Aveeno pos. radiant moisturizer with SPF for my face which has dry skin. Lately I notice “pill” of moisturizer coming out of the pump along with normal liquid moisturizer. They feel kind of plasticy but can be rubbed down into the moisturizer. Does this mean I should buy a new one? How can you tell when it’s time to replace it?

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Answer by Nicki S
it sounds like the hard bits could be the bit exposed to the air on the tip of the pump, rinse it with water first.
I trend to keep moisturisers for 3-6 months maximum depending upon where I have purchased them from. Buy smaller bottles to prevent wasting half of it if concerned about it expiring

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Skin Whitening Producats Investigated – Are They Worth It?

glow — Sun, 24 Jul 2011 00:49:24 +0000

Article by MariaBaltazarr

If you are suffering from hyperpigmentation problems such as freckles, dark spots on face, melasma, dark underarms, legs, knees, thighs or elbows, age spots, dark neck, or just uneven skin tone, then you’ll know that using most skin whitening products can be very disappointing and absolutely no fun at all. Spending a small fortune on products that promise the Earth, but seeing little or no results can be heart breaking.For everybody in the world who wants fairer skin for whatever reason, you will probably do anything to achieve the results you are looking for, but you need to proceed with caution, as most of the skin whitening products available online can do more harm than good.There are a huge and confusing number of skin whitening products out there, ranging from creams, lotions, soaps, pills and even cosmetic treatments, but which ones actually work, which ones are safe and are they worth the money?With so many skin whitening products available on the market today, it is easy to get confused with all the glossy Internet, TV and magazine advertising that you are continually being bombarded with. They can’t even decide what to call it. Is it skin whitening, skin bleaching or skin lightening? The fact is, they’re all different words for really saying the same thing. Skin bleaching, for example, may be a different process than skin lightening, but at the end of the day, it’s all about lightening your skin.Now there are many companies out there who produce a number of products for achieving lighter skin, and some are better than others at removing dark circles, skin discoloration, acne, freckles etc. to get the perfect skin you want, and there is also a lot of hype. Whether you want to lighten your skin for medical, self-esteem or simply aesthetic reasons, it is important to make sure you use the right skin whitening products that actually work and do not harm or rip you off.Choosing the wrong product, ones that have been manufactured with some dangerous components such as hydroquinone or mercury for example, can be very harmful to you, and you need to take care with the brands of skin whitening products you use to ensure they are safe for your skin and don’t have any nasty side effects, as some of these products have been linked to skin cancer, skin diseases and premature ageing, so some caution is required.A good advice is to make sure you only listen to someone with experience and who has personally tried and tested the best skin whitening products that actually work. A few good brands of skin whitening products include Diana Stalder Skin Whitening Products, Dermaline Skin Whitening Products, and Glutathione Skin Whitening Pills and more information about these and every aspect of skin whitening can be found on the authors website below (see author’s box).So, are skin whitening products worth it? Well, they are if you use the right ones, and have all the facts before making your decision. I wish you the very best of luck and hope you achieve the goal you are looking for.

About the Author

Maria Baltazar is the founder of dark armpits and has over a decade of experience in skin whitening products. Rather than writing a skin lightening ebook to sell to her valued readers, she presents all the information for free on her website.

On 1000 ways to die, how can they know what the person was thinking just before death?

glow — Sat, 09 Jul 2011 00:59:10 +0000

Question by Tom: On 1000 ways to die, how can they know what the person was thinking just before death?
The commentator says things like “He then took what he thought was a mint but it was actually denture bleaching tablets, he then tried to wash he mouth with what he thought was water, but it was just more dissolved tablets.” They can’t know what he thought they were.

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Answer by Barry C
They speculate. Some things are on camera

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Skin Whitening Pills: Do They Really Work?

glow — Tue, 28 Jun 2011 00:59:18 +0000

Article by Alicia Green

Skin whitening pills have drawn the hopes and interest of sufferers of hyperpigmentation problems, such as melasma, acne scars, dark patches and age spots. They’ve also drawn the attention of people who want to lighten their overall skin tone. But is there really a skin whitening pill that’s safe, do they really work, or are they just a waste of money?

The truth is that there are safe, natural and effective ways to fade pigmentation without cosmetic surgery. Many of these are relatively unknown. In skin lightening, knowledge is key. Some of these little known ways to lighten pigmentation are topical applications, such as whitening creams, acids, and other solutions to apply to your face – some of which you can even make yourself from ingredients you buy at the grocery store. Others are internal supplements that are known to be effective, such as vitamins and minerals, similar to the idea of taking a skin whitening pill.

However, in my investigation of various skin whitening pills on the market, I have found that most products seem to be making money from customers who aren’t fully informed of the facts.

Some of these pills are based on sulfur, which is what is found in the supplement MSM. You can buy MSM at your local drugstore or search for a deal online. For – you will get yourself a several month supply. MSM is all natural and safe. Because of its sulfur it’s been found to be effective in reducing and fading pigmentation. Obviously, you don’t need to buy an expensive bottle of sulfur pills through an online distributor for to get this effect. Simply do it yourself, and add MSM to your daily routine. You can start with 1-2 grams a day, and as you adjust to it, you can increase your dose to as much as 8 grams a day. These pills will fight and help to reduce your hyperpigmentation and even out your skin tone, they will make your skin healthy, soft and renewed, but they won’t whiten your overall complexion.

Some expensive and exclusive skin whitening pill formulations simply contain antioxidants, vitamins, and some of the natural lightening ingredients you should already be using in your skin whitening cream. Generally these herbs will attack areas of hyperpigmentation, but they won’t whiten the overall complexion. Instead of taking pills like this, I’d recommend making sure you have good vitamin supplements that you take separately, and keeping the bleaching herbs topical by using them in your natural whitening cream instead of taking them internally. It’s simpler, cheaper, safer, and it’s all that’s needed to do the trick. There’s no need to overload your bloodstream and tax your liver with all of these whitening herbs by taking them orally as well.

Other skin whitening pills are based on L-glutathione. The premise is that the side effect of massive doses of L-glutathione is overall skin lightening. It is recommended to take it with high doses of alpha-lipoic acid and Vitamin C. Results vary, and in the process of finding out if this will work for you by taking mega-doses of these supplements, not only will your wallet be lightened, you may become tired, lethargic, and possibly even anemic.

There is no proof that taking this combination truly lightens your skin, and it may be risky to try. Some users have found there to be no visible results, and have simply wasted a lot of time and money to find this out. If you’re searching for a skin whitening pill, don’t be taken in by the hype and possibly pseudo-scientific claims on the product website. Most of what works, you can do yourself, some of what is recommended in skin whitening pills may be risky and harmful to your health, and some just may not work at all.

About the Author

For free info, tips and tricks for natural skin whitening, including powerful, little-known home remedies, the best natural fading cream, and what you absolutely MUST avoid, visit http://skinbrightening.googlepages.com/home

Q&A: where they sell gluta magic skin repair ?

glow — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 00:42:15 +0000

Question by Michelle Roth: where they sell gluta magic skin repair ?
i would like to know an online shop that actually ship world wide and use english language i wanna buy gluta magic skin repair soft gel but it appear to sell only in thailand with thai website and they seem to not accept paypal or credit card hmm… anyone know where can i buy these skin whitening gluta aqua rose and gluta magic skin repair ??

i know www.i-slender.net but they dont have gluta aqua rose

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Answer by ☮&♥ Recycle ☮&♥
online google it

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Do Whitening Products Really Work, Like Are They True?

glow — Fri, 25 Dec 2009 01:38:14 +0000

like those soaps, lotions, and creams, can they actually work, neither am i saying that the use is for african people( people with really and natural dark skin), nor am i asking about michael jackson…. so for example can a brazilian with natural tan skin really lighten his or her skin like nicole kidman type

Will The “whitening” Face Wash They Sell In Asia Help To Diminish My Freckles?

glow — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 01:33:07 +0000

In the Asian culture having fair skin is prized, and so they have a ton of face washes that are supposed to whiten your skin, and I’m wondering if they’d help to whiten out my freckles. I’m a blonde-haired, very fair skinned girl and the freckles I’ve gotten from the intense sun here really stand out, and I’d like to bleach them out. Do you think the face wash would help? Will it cause any skin problems? It’s made by recognizable brands like Loreal and Garnier so I don’t think it will like melt my face off. I just don’t want a break out or anything. I just need the freckles to be gone, pronto.

Is It True That Glutathion Is Helping To Whiten Skin? They Said It Will Kill The Melanin In Your Skin?

glow — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 19:48:37 +0000

http://www.webmd.com/content/article/11/…

What I’ve found on the web says it’s not a whitening thingy but an anti oxidant.
All whitening creams are cancerous.
Melatonin is a natural sun protection.
The darker the skin the more natural sunblock you have and the less money you have to spend on expensive sun lotions or sunblock.

Is There Any Good Whitening Creams For Skin? Are They Healthy?

glow — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 01:28:33 +0000

I used to be pale when i lived in washington and when i moved to georgia [especially now its summer] i have a slight tan. I love my pale skin, it makes me feel healthy.
I do go outside cause my parents want me to be active. I wear SPF 70, exfoliate my skin, wear hats, and cover as much of my skin as possible. But then i go swimming cause i want to be some what active, and thats how i got a little darker.
So is there any good whitening creams for skin that is good and healthy?
Please dont say that I should be find with what i have, i loved my pale skin and my mom praises me for it since she has skin problems from tanning.
I feel more healthy and much better with it being pale.
Also if there are any tips for helping my skin being pale please suggest some.
Thank you so much.