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The importance of skin and how it ages
Skin is considered the largest organ on the human body and accounts for an average of 8 pounds and spans 22 square feet. It’s composed of cells, nerves and glands that protect us from damage and infection. Skin regulates body … Continue reading
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Tagged anti aging, antioxidants, collagen, dermis, epidermis, isoflavones, lecithin, saponins, skin, skin aging, skin cancer, smoking, soy, soy lotion, soy moisturizer, SoyMagic, SoyWorld USA, subcutaneous, sun exposure, vitamin E
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Myths about sun exposure
We all know that sun exposure is the greatest risk factor associated in the development of skin cancer. There are also some very common misconceptions about sun exposure. We take a look at a few of these below. Myth: Achieving … Continue reading
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Tagged premature aging, skin cancer, SoyMagic, SoyWorld USA, sun exposure, sunscreen, UVA, UVB
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The difference between UVA and UVB rays
UVA Rays UVA rays are long wave solar rays. While they have less energy than UVB rays, they can penetrate the deepest layers of skin and cause damage such as wrinkles and age spots. The cumulative damage of UVA rays … Continue reading
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Tagged cancer, melanin, skin cancer, SoyMagic, SoyWorld, ultraviolet rays, UV rays, UVA, UVB
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Self exams important in early detection of skin cancer
Noticing changes in your skin is important in the early detection of skin cancer. Most skin cancers are visible and can be diagnosed early before they spread to other parts of the body. It’s important to do a self-examination of … Continue reading
Types of skin cancer
Chances are someone you know has had skin cancer at some point in his or her lifetime. In fact, skin cancer is the most common form of human cancers, affecting more than two million Americans each year, according to the … Continue reading
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Tagged basal cell carcinoma, melanin, melanoma, skin cancer, squamous cell carcinoma, sun exposure
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Here Comes the Sun
As spring temperatures start their upward climb toward the hot days of summer, a lot of people are already dreaming about sun-filled days at the beach. Sun-kissed skin looks healthy, but behind the glow, UV rays are wreaking havoc on … Continue reading
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Tagged melanin, skin cancer, SPF, sunblock, sunburn, sunscreen, UV rays, UVA, UVB
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