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Dr. Cecilia Tregear MD, Medical Director of the Wimpole Skin Care Centre has been practising medicine for over 25 years. She has a world wide reputation in the field of hormones and anti-ageing treatments.
In this anti-ageing blog section of the website, you can stay up-to-date about the latest cutting edge anti-ageing medicine.

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Balanced Hormones, Beautiful Skin |
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Did you know that acne, pimples, dry skin and blemishes are caused by excess toxins in the intestine and hormonal imbalances? Most women put their skin woes down to chemical reactions from anti-wrinkle creams. Much as we'd like to believe that radiant, blemish free, silky skin comes beautifully presented in a jar, it's all a myth. Beautiful skin begins by correcting hormonal imbalances and introducing a nutrition regime. Some of the most recommended and guaranteed ways to clear, beautiful skin are: Topical hormones:The cocktail of hormones such as estrogens, progesterone, testosterone, DHEA, melatonin and human growth hormone, all stimulate the fibroblasts (the cells responsible for making collagen). What follows is skin that looks biologically younger: thick, clear, flawless skin that gives your face and body a youthful glow. Good nutritionBy eating plenty of green, raw vegetables (spinach, kale, courgettes, parsley and watercress), oily fishes (salmon, turbot, halibut, sardines, mackerel) and good cholesterol (duck and lamb) you are giving your body the essential nutrients, carbohydrates and proteins it requires for renewing skin cells. If you really want that silky, glowing touch to the skin, then make sure you take good quality fatty acids especially omega 6 (borage and hemp seed oil) and omega 3 oils (flax seed oil, fish oil) |

