Skincare Advice & Articles by Dr Bollmann
Reduce Stress For A Better Brain
Dr Bollmann, Anti-Aging and Skin Care Specialist Stress is a main cause of all types of diseases. Studies are beginning to reveal that an easy-going personality may help to forestall cognitive decline as we age. Researchers from the Karolinska Institutet (Sweden) studied 506 older Swedes and found that those men...
Best Face Cream for Wrinkles
Dr Bollmann, Anti-Aging and Skin Care Specialist Do you want to look your age! Of course you don't. Using Bare Skin Care Anti-Aging serum will take 5-10 years off your face. If you just want one product, this has everything you would want in fresh, effective ingredients. Bare Skin Care...
Is Your Skin Dry? Fix It With Bare Skin Care
Dr Bollmann, Anti-Aging and Skin Care Specialist As we age, skin becomes drier. Actually, "xerosis," the medical name for dry skin, affects only the very outermost layer of the epidermis – the stratum corneum. Causing the skin to become flaky, itchy, or ‘tight,' discomfort is often the prevailing complaint. Genetics,...
Chocolate, Body Fat, and Acne - Bare Skin Care
Dr Bollmann, Anti-Aging and Skin Care Specialist Does chocolate cause acne? And what about body fat? While the role of chocolate and other sugars in causing acne continues to be debated, new evidence is coming to the fore in reference to causing body fat. Chocolate and sugars causing acne...
Are Veggie Burgers Toxic? - Bare Skin Care
Dr Bollmann, Anti-Aging and Skin Care Specialist Vegetarian burgers are far more toxic than conventional beef patties. Am I the only one who doesn't like veggie burgers? At present I have felt the need to eat meat, so I am no longer a vegetarian. But for about 10 years I...
Do You See Your Mother When You Look In The Mirror - Bare Skin Care
Dr Bollmann, Anti-Aging and Skin Care Specialist Wrinkles are a result of age-related weakening of the skin's collagen and elastin, the fibers that keep the skin firm in youth. They start usually between age 30-35, as the body begins to stop laying down collagen. Humans express feelings, and as such,...
How Should I Take Care Of My Skin In Order To Delay Aging
Dr Bollmann, Skin Care Specialist Don't sun bathe!Always wear a hat with a brim when walking outside to protect your face.Wear sunscreen to prevent sun damage & wrinkles, and apply every two hours while in the sun.Eat a diet that promotes health: lots of vegetables, no sugar. Let me repeat...
Best Way To Remove Skin Spots
Dr Bollmann, Skin Care Specialist Blotches in which small patches of skin appear to have a different color than the main skin area become common as we age. It is important for you and your dermatologist to watch your skin discolorations carefully. For liver spots (also known as age spots),...
How To Get Better Skin
Dr Bollmann, Skin care specialist This would depend on your age and condition of your skin. Ideally, you want to maintain proper skin health.But we all have different skin, depending on genetics, environment, climate, etc.One of the best things you can do for your skin is to avoid sun damage....
Less Food - Better Memory
Dr Bollmann, Anti-Aging Expert, Owner Bare Skin Care In the search for anti-aging benefits, one of the more prominent theories is caloric restriction. Studies show not only an improvement in brain function with less calories, but less diseases. Researchers from the University of Munster (Germany) studied 50 healthy, normal- to...
Stress And Your Brain
Dr. Bollmann, Anti-Aging Expert and Skin Care Specialist I have long been a proponent of anything that reduces stress, especially yoga and meditation. Below are new studies showing that stress can affect your mental health and abilities. An easy-going personality may help to forestall cognitive decline as we age. Researchers...
Electrical Towers - Are They Dangerous?
Dr Bollmann, Anti-Aging Expert Are electrical towers dangerous? Some studies suggest that chronic exposure to low-dose electromagnetic radiation may cause adverse changes in the biology of the brain. Bern University (Switzerland) researchers studied data collected on 4.7 million people enrolled in the Swiss National Cohort (linking mortality and census data). ...