From a physiological perspective, beauty is manifest when physiological systems are functioning properly, producing the maximal amount of physical life energy.
From a mental perspective, beauty is manifest when thoughts are directed, purposeful, flowing with ease and alacrity, can flexibly modify directionality, are aware of and expansive of the dimensional properties of context.
From a metaphysical perspective, beauty is manifest in the fulfillment that is the consequence of unadulterated manifestation of purpose.
From an emotional perspective beauty is manifest in the abundance and boundlessness experience of joy.
From a spiritual perspective, beauty is manifest in the experience of the unity of all things.
From an aesthetic perspective…. All of the above.
They look like small flats of hanging skin and are more common than you imagine.
Although not dangerous or painful, skin tags are a source of discomfort. That is why so many people are eager to get rid of them as soon as they develop. Before learning how to remove skin tags safely and painlessly, here are just a few of the questions about skin tags and what they are all about that we are going to answer in this post:
Repost of an article originally written in 2006
It’s been said that a working journalist must have thick skin but I never thought this expression had literal meaning. Now that I am officially middle age, I am eager for a dermatological thickening of my skin, even, as my heart grows softer with age. Unfortunately, as time marches on, my Scandinavian skin is destined for its ancestral tissue-paper fragility. My inner debate continues whether I should go under the knife and risk that stretched Saran wrap look that so many Scandinavian women suffer after surgical face and neck lifts, or do I opt for a more long-term approach that includes diligent at-home skin care and a willingness to explore new non-surgical technologies?
It has been said before that “Wrinkles are a roadmap of your life.”
Well… I’m not sure I want to live my past every time I look in the mirror. I prefer to live in the present with healthy, beautiful and happy skin!
One of the most famous fashion designers of all time was the first to bring to light the topic of wrinkles and aging. Coco Chanel stated that “nature gives you the face you have at twenty.
Wondering where all that collagen went? As we age, our skin’s ability to produce collagen diminishes. And depending on our lifestyle proclivities, from too much sunning to unhealthy habits like smoking or poor diet, collagen breakdown can leave us weathered, wrinkled and sagging.
There are many different treatments available that claim to boost your collagen and reverse the signs of aging. But which of these collagen treatments actually work? Read below to discover what works and what doesn’t.
In our top 10 tips for glowing skin, achieving great skin goes beyond facials and treatments. It is important to recognize that how our skin is cared for must work synergistically with how we maintain and treat our bodies from the inside out. Below are AMA Regenerative Medicine & Skincare’s Top 10 Skin Care Tips for Glowing Skin.
Number one on our list of top tips for glowing skin is first on the list for a reason.
Foods are a huge part of dictating how we look and feel on the inside, which is a direct reflection of how we look on the outside. Making sure that you are working hard to dictate your own beauty and health in the new year, I have put together a list of the best foods for healthy skin – The Top 5 Foods Good for Skin!
Active components: Omega-3 fatty acids and zinc
Good Skin Benefits: Calm and moisturized skin
Most of us have heard that fish can be really good for our overall health but it is also one of the best foods for healthy skin.
Did you know that the effects of stress on the body can cause a variety of beauty problems and skin conditions? Read on to find out how chronic stress can affect your skin and what you can do to stop it.
When you live in a chronic state of stress, you are constantly producing the hormone cortisol, this can have a significant effect on your skin. Cortisol is responsible for weight gain, high blood pressure and collagen breakdown, among other things.
