by Fayne Frey, Board Certified Dermatologist I hate my winter dry skin. When the weather is cold and the air is dry, I find flakes of skin all over the place. They're on my sheets, attached to the inside of my clothes, on the floor. And the drier the air, the
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Making the Case for Inexpensive Skincare Products: Real Life Experiences
by Fayne Frey, Board Certified Dermatologist Skincare Products: Expensive Does Not Mean Better On a daily basis, my female patients talk to me about the enormous amounts of money they spend on "essential" skincare products. They clearly believe these "magic potions" reverse the signs of aging on their faces. After almost 30
Want To Know the Secret to a Long Life? Live in Spain
by Leslie Farin Spain consistently ranks highly worldwide for the health and longevity of its residents. What’s keeping them kicking so long? Japan has had the longest life expectancy in the world for many years, but a new study says Spain will soon move to first-place with an average life expectancy of 85.8
Gray Area Drinking: When the Stereotype Doesn’t Fit
by Debi Talbert Life appeared, to the outside world, to be going really well for me. I traveled the world as a flight attendant. With expenses paid, I enjoyed dinners with my military child stationed overseas and sipped wine in France, Germany, Spain and Italy. I drank with coworkers on my layovers.
Still Hot…Just Comes in Flashes Now!
Do I Need to Detox My Skin?
Does Aging Change How Our Medications Work?
Drinking More As You Age? You’re Not Alone. Why and How I Stopped
How a Breast Cancer Diagnosis Launched My Second Act – Elaine Pearlman
Brain Fog Supplements – Hoax or Real Deal?
Beware of the narcissist: don’t ignore the signs
by Ellen Blake My Friend is a Narcissist I recently made a new friend - or so I thought. We worked together for a short time. She was extremely charming, fun, confident and supportive...at first. I don't have much experience with people with narcissistic personalities. I'm sure I've come across others over the
Think Spinning is Not for You?
You’re So Vain, You Probably Think This Article is About You
Taking the “Foreign” Out of Retiring in a Foreign Country: Health Care
By Edd and Cynthia Staton Worried about future health care costs? If so you’re not alone. Studies show this subject is at the top of the list for most people preparing for retirement. And if you’re out of the workforce prior to Medicare eligibility, look out! Private health insurance is prohibitively
Yes, Your Nose is Bigger: It’s Not Your Imagination
QUIZ: Which Household Items Are You Keeping Around Too Long? Fun Facts Most People Don’t Know
New Challenges As You Leave Your Sixties: What to Expect in Your Seventies
The “Sober Curious” Movement Takes off in the U.S.
by Ellen Blake In the never ending quest for better health, "sober curious" is a growing trend. I've noticed people drink less lately. I purchase fewer bottles when I entertain now, both for business and social gatherings, but still have some leftover after the event. At first I thought this change was
