Antiaging Skin Care Treatment-the Old Fashioned Approach

Antiaging skin care treatment is the hot topic in antiaging science these days. I mean, who doesn't want to look 30 years old forever? The ability of the skin to maintain its elasticity, thickness, and spot free appearance is remarkable given all the environmental factors and nutritional deficiencies that we seem to endure. Environmentally we live in a polluted world where toxins are raining from the sky in the form of acid rain from factory's smokestacks, automobile exhaust pipes, and production machinery. Nutritionally we have been enduring, for decades, the ongoing reduction in the quality of foods in the market place. Two things are happening on that front. Number one is that the nutritional value of foods is much less than 25 years ago due to corporate production farming practices and secondly the fast food and processed food industries.

The recipe of poor food quality (in terms of nutrient density) mixed with environmental toxins, sun exposure, smoking, and or any type of drugs results in aging skin appearance: repairing and restoring the skin to its youthful condition. The accepted practices of antiaging skin care treatment are, for starters, applying a layer of creams and/or oils directly onto the surface of the skin. This doesn't necessarily moisturize the skin, but creates a layer of film that, for a short time, protects fluids from open air evaporation. If the skin is drying it will become noticeable over time by the wrinkling that follows.

This approach will not reduce the skin wrinkling that comes with age. The reason that wrinkling happens in the first place is that the body loses its ability to rebuild new skin cells to replace the dead ones that make up the top layer of the epidermis. That happens directly from the body losing its ability to create energy at the cellular level. As we age that lack of cellular energy results in all available energy being directed to the vital, life sustaining organs such as the lungs, kidney, heart, and liver. When it comes specifically to replicating new skin cells, there isn't enough energy left to do the job. The old dead skin cells that are the outer layer of the epidermis don't get replaced so the elements mentioned earlier take their toll and results in of dry, wrinkled, and spotted skin.

Abundant inter-cellular energy is necessary to replicate a new skin cell below the skins surface. It then requires even more energy to drive that new cell to the surface and yet more to knock off the old, dead skin cell and replace it with the new one. So, to sum it all up, the best most effective and natural antiaging skincare treatment is proper nutritional habits that allow the body to maximize inter-cellular energy production. This ensures the body's ability to replicate cells for all the organs including the largest organ; the skin.

Here are a few nutritional habits that will aid in this process.

Consume an abundance of all natural plant based foods of rotating variey. The botanical compounds that drive energy production, in some cases, can be found here. Several nutraceuticals on the market contain these necessary nutrients.

Program your day around 5-6 small snacks (you may call them meals) per day that consist of the same amounts of protein and carbs and a small amount of essential fats in several of those meals. This ongoing lumber supply (so to speak) to build new skin cells ensures 24 hr/day-7 day/wk repair process. Additionally the body receives a consistent day-long supply of energy creating nutrients. Liquid all natural, botanical nutraceuticals are a great option for covering all the bases.

Never misunderstand the skin repair begins on the inside.