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Nov 3rd 2025

Coconut Oil for Healthy, Beautiful Skin

. . . beauty secrets from Polynesia Traditional Polynesian women are known for flawless, smooth skin and thick, shiny hair, which persist into old age. What's their secret? Apart from healthy diet and relative freedom from toxicity, it's coconut oil. Home treatment with coconut oil is likely to produce better results than any skin or hair treatment in an expensive salon.    A balance of various healthy oils in the diet is needed to keep the complexion soft and dewy -- in fact dry skin is often a symptom of an oil deficiency. But the primary factor that ages skin is free radical damage. It is free radical damage that causes liver spots. Free radicals are also to blame for connective tissue breakdown, turning healthy, youthful skin that's smooth, elastic and supple into aging skin that sags and wrinkles. In addition to including antioxidants in your diet, coconut oil, applied topically, prevents free-radical formation. This enables you to defy aging and maintain the complexion of y…

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Can Taking Showers Cause Cancer?

Nov 3rd 2025

Can Taking Showers Cause Cancer?

Taking showers can cause cancer! Twenty years ago the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) placed hot showers on their list of cancer sources. The main culprit was chlorine. Chlorine is a poisonous chemical, a bleaching agent. Sure, it does a great job of killing living things in our water, like bacteria and viruses. The problem is we’re living things too. Chlorine gas was used as a deadly weapon during World War I! Chlorine is a pro-oxidant that causes free radical damage in the body, a major factor in aging and in every kind of disease. Chlorine and its by-products have been linked with various forms of cancer, neurological issues, reproductive problems, heart disease (including atherosclerosis and hypertension), decreased immunity, allergies, hypothyroidism and lung problems. When you smell chlorine in your shower, it’s because it’s escaping into the air as chlorine gas. Since showers are usually poorly ventilated, chlorine gas concentrations can be quite high. In sufficient…

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