Coenzyme Q10

Principal claimsa
Slows aging; increases energy; enhances endurance and aerobic performance; strengthens heart; lowers blood pressure; improves immune function; promotes weight loss; treats cancer, stroke, and gum diseases.

Principal known adverse effects
Rare, but include heartburn, nausea, stomachache, diarrhea, headache, fatigue, and skin reactions.

Principal known contraindicationsb
N/A

Principal known interactions
May interact with blood thinners.

* Dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA)

Principal claimsa
Slows aging; improves memory; stimulates libido and increases sex drive; eases symptoms of depression; boosts energy; promotes weight loss; builds muscle mass and increases strength; prevents growth and recurrence of some cancers; protects against heart disease; reduces the risk of osteoporosis; prevents diseases such as diabetes, Parkinson’s, and Alzheimer’s.

Principal known adverse effects
Increased facial hair; acne; scalp hair loss; oily skin; mood swings; aggressiveness; altered hormone profiles; liver abnormalities; menstrual cycle irregularities; increased risk of heart disease, diabetes, stroke, prostate cancer in men, and breast and endometrial cancer in women; insomnia; fatigue; low energy; headache; nervousness; deepening of the voice; irritability; decreased levels of high-density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol; heart rhythm disturbances; hepatitis.

Principal known contraindicationsb
People with a hormone-related cancer (prostate, ovarian, endometrial, breast) should consult physician. Should be avoided by men with enlarged prostate.

FLYING AND YOUR BODY

• Avoid heavy meals before you check in.
• Moderating your intake of alcohol, tea and coffee the day before travel will help ensure you do not become dehydrated.
• If you’re going to be flying for more than a few hours, make sure you’re comfortable – wear loose clothing, avoid tight-fitting socks and take out contact lenses before sleeping. Women should remove high heels.
• Drink lots of water to avoid dehydration. Try to avoid an excess of alcohol, tea or coffee during the flight.
• Apply a good moisturiser, as flying tends to dry the skin.
• Make sure you exercise by stretching your arms and legs every few hours. Try not to cross your legs while seated. Walk around the cabin whenever possible.
• Help your body to cope better, especially when travelling to a new time zone, by sleeping en route. Every little nap helps and if you have trouble nodding off, try listening to the relaxing music channel (channel 12) on the in-flight entertainment.
• Make sure that you carry any regular medication in your hand luggage and that you have an adequate supply for the duration of your trip.

A LIST OF KEY EXERCISES

• Seating – Sit straight and tall to aid circulation.
• Neck – Roll your head from side to side, keeping the back of your neck straight and your shoulders relaxed. Repeat several times.
downwards. Repeat several times. Lift shoulders towards your ears and drop them down. • Shoulders – Bring your shoulders up towards your ears, and circle them back Repeat this several times.
• Ankles – Rotate each foot, keeping your leg as still as possible. Make 10 circles with each foot.
• Calves – While sitting with your feet tucked under the seat, push the toes and balls of your feet into the floor. Hold for a few seconds and release. Then, push your heel into the floor for several seconds and release.

SMOKING

DO NOT SMOKE! It can kill you day by day!!! If you are smoker, please stop right now!

SCHEDULE SLEEPING

A good sleeping is very good for you. When you sleep, the energy of your body will run out more than you work for whole day. It rebuild the skin, makes your body feeling good and you will have a lighter skin than before. It’s very easy to do!

Let’s make our life become better!!