Age Reform
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Aging Skincare Tips to Look Years Younger
Have you ever bump into an old friend that you have not met for very long time and the first impression is, "Oh my god, you look the same as 5 years before! Do you ever age or grow old?", "Is that you Mary? Time seem not to have any effect on you!", or worst if this come from your kids; "She does not look like your classmate but more like your junior, 5 years junior!".
You must be thinking to yourself, what has gone wrong with me.......................... for some reasons, you age much faster than your friend.
Of course, there might be due to genetic factor which was beyond our control, but that does not mean that's nothing you can do to slow down the aging process. You can't defy the aging process, but you can fight the wrinkles and age spots that accompany them. There are instant methods to aging skincare such as skincare cosmetic or cosmetic surgery. We are not going to touch on cosmetic surgery here but briefly on skincare cosmetic.
There are plenty of skincare cosmetics for wrinkle remedies in the market, but I am only going to name a few. One of it is the cream that fill the crease of wrinkle or sealing it. So wrinkle will appear to be smoothen. Another wrinkle remedy is in the form of sticker. Before you retire to bed, stretch the skin where the wrinkle are and paste the sticker on it. The next morning just remove it and the wrinkle will disappear. Sadly to say, these cosmetics skincare remedies are all on temporary basis, the wrinkle will reappear when you remove the make up or, after few hours removing the sticker, wrinkle will just reform.
However, if you were to follow these steps, you will be able to keep your skin looking as young as you feel, on a long term basis.
- UV ray from the sun will cause wrinkles and age spots on your skin. Always apply sunscreen with at least SPF of 15 which will effectively block the UV ray. Application of sunblock cream will be different for face and other parts of the body. Wearing long sleeve shirt or blouse, long pant or skirt and hat will even help to block the UV ray from causing damage to your skin.
Be more alert and aware of the ingredients in your anti aging skincare products. Avoid synthetic chemicals, fragrances and some irritating substances. Always choose the natural skincare products. Spend sometimes to read the label and ask question if you are not sure about the ingredients which will go the long way.
Use moisturizer for your face and lotion for hands and legs in the dry and cold environment. Maintaining the skin’s moisture balance is one of the important factor in aging skincare practices. The fact is wrinkle will look worse when compounded by dry skin.
Use the proper cleanser to clean your skin twice daily, especially the face which is more delicate. Alpha hydroxyl acids which are derived from fruit, milk or sugar has the bleaching and exfoliating effect on skin. Causing the surface skin cells to slough off, revealing newer, less damaged skin cells beneath. Always use natural toner to close the pores after cleansing and follow up with moisturizer.
During night time, it is advisable to use night cream as it is thicker. Avoid using day cream with SPF at night as added sunscreen ingredients can cause irritation or breakouts. For convenient sake, you can use face cream without SPF for both day and night and have a separate sunscreen layer applied during the day.
Watch your diet, reduce intake of oily and deep fried foods and increase the consumption of high fiber fruits and vegetables. Drink sufficient water in the day time but stop drinking water 2 hours before sleep to reduce water retention. Try to avoid staying up late putting more stress on your skin.
If you were to follow the above aging skincare tips strictly for weeks, you will notice the great difference on your physical appearance. The next time you bump into an old friend that you have met for a long time, your friend will prompt you with the same question; "You younger than before, can you share your aging skincare tips with me?" I am sure you will be more happy to do that.
About the Author
Rachel Chin is a health researcher on Natural Lifestyle, and she is a true organic lifestyle practitioner for 4 years and 8 months now. Visit her site now at http://www.absolute-health-site.com to get the facts on how to get the most benefit out of your natural lifestyles.
Eliminating Future Federal Budget Deficits Permanently by Reforming Social Security and Medicare
With President Obama's latest federal budget proposal it is no surprise that years of entitlement, pork barrel spending and outright waste are forcing drastic fiscal measures. The fact is, entitlements are destroying the U.S. from the inside out, like a form of stomach cancer, eating away at the very core of our country. Many in Washington D.C. are seeing the end of the road they've been kicking the can down for many years. Meaningful measures are going to be needed in fiscal reform if the U.S. is going to preserve its stature as the greatest nation the world has ever known. The question is, will this fiscal reform be significantly higher taxation or drastic reductions in spending? You see, we are at that proverbial fork in the road. Do we go left (increased taxation) or do we go right (decreased spending). There is only one choice if we believe in the American Dream and the preservation of our nation. This article will set out to make the case for reforming the entitlement programs that are dragging us down, in order to preserve the American Dream for future generations.
Social Security and Medicare, as they exist today are unsustainable. I did not make this up. David Walker, former head comptroller of the Congressional Budget Office, has been singing this tune for many years. Few argue with his assessment. In the secret enclaves around Capitol Hill, talk of the need to drastically reform Social Security and Medicare is omnipresent. Most accept the fact that these entitlement programs, one way or another, will go away. But without any real leadership on this issue in the White House, solutions are hard to come by.
Reforming Social Security and Medicare is the solution to our fiscal woes. But what should be done? What type of reform is needed?
The answer is simple. Privatize Social Security and Medicare. We need to take our federal and state governments out of the equation.
We can piggyback off the existing system by continuing the mandate for individuals and businesses to contribute 8% each (8% employee contributions and 8% employer contributions) to private retirement and medical health savings accounts. Three-fifths, or approximately 5%, would be mandated contributions into private retirement accounts and the balance, approximately 3%, would represent mandated contributions into health savings accounts. Implementing this reform, however, must address the need for phase-ins.
How to Phase-In Reform in six steps:
Step #1 Grandfathering Social Security and Medicare for those fifty and older.
Clearly any reform needs to address the needs of those who have contributed to Social Security and Medicare for most of their working lives. As such, we must preserve Social Security and Medicare benefits for those age fifty and over. This group would receive 100% of their Social Security and Medicare benefits. This group does not have the luxury of time on their side to participate in the reform that is needed without becoming financially destitute in their retirement years. This group must be grandfathered into the "old" Social Security/Medicare benefits system.
Step #2 Phase-Outs for those age forty - forty-nine
For this group, they have time to make contributions into their private retirement and health savings accounts. But their time is limited. As such, this group must be phased out of Social Security and Medicare. Preserving 50% of their future retirement benefits and mandating contributions to private retirement accounts and health savings accounts will provide this group with sufficient benefits for their retirement years.
Step #3 Privatizing Social Security and Medicare for those under age forty
This group has sufficient time for the mandated contributions to compound and grow, Social Security and Medicare would be completely phased out for this group, who will receive $0 Social Security and Medicare benefits. They will rely entirely on their accumulated private accounts.
Step #4 Eliminate the cap on earnings subject to the mandated 8% contributions
Currently, mandatory contributions to Social Security end once an individual reaches a certain earnings threshold for the year. This threshold would be eliminated and individuals would continue contributions into their private retirement accounts indefinitely.
Step #5 Contributions Allowed Past Age 70
For as long as individuals are physically able to earn income, they should be permitted to continue their contributions into their private retirement and health savings accounts with no minimum beginning date or required distribution date.
Step #6 Creating a Legacy for Future Generations
It is likely that some individuals will not outlive their private retirement/health savings accounts. As such, the balances remaining upon death should be passed along to designated beneficiaries, who will inherit these accounts for their future retirement and medical needs.
About the Author
Tom is a Certified Public Accountant, a Certified Financial Planner, Author, Professional Speaker and Financial Self-Help Guru. Tom's groundbreaking financial self-help book, "Rich Habits" (order at: www.richhabits.net), has received 5 star reviews on Amazon.
