Ageless Diva

The Balancing Therapy was developed for combination or oily skin to help reduce oil while providing anti-aging benefits. Cleanse, moisturize and protect the skin without clogging pores, for a balanced, healthy, younger-looking complexion.

The Balancing System includes:
1 - 6.7 fl oz bottle of our Clarifying Cleanser
1 - 6.7 fl oz bottle of our Healing Enzyme Toner
1 - 3.4 fl oz bottle of our Daily Moisturizer.

Your Price: $60.00

Tomatoes genetically modified to be rich in antioxidants called anthocyanins appeared to extend the life spans of cancer-prone mice, a European study finds.

The modified tomatoes were created by adding two genes (Delila and Rosea1) from the snapdragon flower. The anthocyanins, which belong to the flavonoid class of antioxidants, gave the tomatoes a peculiar purple color.

These plum-like tomatoes have been genetically engineered to fight cancer

“The two genes we have isolated are responsible for flower pigmentation and, when introduced in other plants, turned out to be the perfect combination to produce anthocyanins, the same phytochemical found in blueberries,” study author Eugenio Butelli, of the FLORA project, said in a news release.

Chemical tests revealed that the “purple tomato has a very high antioxidant activity, almost tripled in comparison to the natural fruit,” making it very useful to study the effect of anthocyanins, Butelli said.

The researchers fed a powder obtained from the purple tomatoes to mice that lacked the p53 gene, which helps protect against cancer. These mice had an average life span of 182 days compared to 142 days for p53-deficient mice fed a standard diet.

The findings were published in the Oct. 26 issue of Nature Biotechnology.

The study authors emphasized this is a preliminary study, and much more research needs to be done before there’s any possibility of human trials.

Subcutaneous implantation of testosterone hormone pellets can increase sex drive, energy, focus, lean muscle tissue, drive, and decrease irritability in both men and women while subcutaneous implantation of estrogen hormone pellets relieves persistent menopausal symptoms in perimenopausal and postmenopausal women. The result is an enhanced quality of life and sense of well being. These rice grain sized pellets are bio-identical hormone pellets have been around since the late 1940’s. They are making a come-back as more alternative and health-conscious minded adults are tired of “being tired” and who want more out of life. This anti-aging movement involving testosterone and growth hormone started in the 1990’s and has been more recently been popularized by Suzanne Somers and Sylvester Stallone. Bio-identical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT) & Anti-aging Hormone Optimalization.

Starting from age 27 to 28, the hormones of both men and women begin to steadily decline and continue to decline as we age. However, these drops in hormones generally need an average of 5 to 15 years before an accumulative loss is marked enough for you to realize that you’re not who you once were. A comprehensive lab (blood) work-up is first analyzed to reveal deficiencies in hormones that rob you of your energy, strength, vitality, libido, and health. Hormone pellet implants is a minimally invasive, lunch-time procedure that can dramatically affect your mood and physiology for approximately 4 months.

Typical menopausal symptoms in women may include hot flashes, night sweats, weight gain, irritability, anxiety & depression, bloating, and loss of libido. Typical andropausal symptoms in men and women may include loss of drive and motivation, loss of libido, loss of strength & stamina, poor recovery, poor muscle tone & loss of lean muscle tissue, abdominal weight gain & increased fat, brain fog and a lack of mental clarity.

Hormone treatments in the order of effectiveness can include topical creams, intramuscular injections, and subcutaneous implantation of testosterone and estrogen hormone pellets. The net result is the restoration of your quality of life, more independence, improved energy, increased strength & stamina, enhanced mental clarity & acuity, and improved cardiovascular morbidity factors because of the increased lean muscle and decreased fat tissue.

However, hormone pellets may be superior to the creams and shots. Creams must be administered daily and since people forget, compliance and therefore treatment outcome is reduced. Testosterone shots must be administered weekly by the doctor. Approximately 30% of women will not tolerate the testosterone shots due to acne that may present. Pellets are better tolerated by both men and women and last approximately 4 months. This affords greater convenience, compliance, and freedom particularly for the patient who is has a busy schedule.

Testimonials include:
1) 30-ish man said he was ” more on his game, more level-headed, more mental clarity and decisiveness. I have more energy and strength. I have more drive and more focus with regard to my job, which really helps.”
2) Wife of a 40-ish man said, ” He’s more attentive and patient. Our marital relations (libido) are improved as well.”
3) 50-ish woman reported, “My night sweats and hot flashes are gone, and I have more energy.”

4) 40-ish woman declared, “I have more strength and stamina during work and work-outs. My sex drive is now better than my husband’s. Can you help him now?”

Ageless: The Naked Truth about Bioidentical Hormones
List Price: $12.55

Just as your body needs different clothing to protect it against the changing weather, your skin needs a different skin care regime to properly protect it from the elements. As the body’s largest organ, skin is far more delicate than you probably realize. Here is a closer look at how winter versus summer affects skin and its care.

Why is skin care different in winter than in summer months?

Winter months generally are colder and drier than summer months when heat and humidity levels are on the rise. When skin is exposed to the harsh winter weather, it takes a beating, becoming excessively dry, irritated and chapped. Clothing protects most skin but we often fail to protect our faces. Moving indoors isn’t any better. Constantly running heaters and dehumidifiers sap every bit of moisture from the air.

During the summer, temperatures warm and more skin becomes exposed to the elements. Higher temperatures and humidity levels increase the amount of sweat the body produces in an attempt to cool off. As an unintentional consequence, skin becomes oilier and more prone to pimples and other irritation. Swimming is great way to cool off however exposure to harsh pool chemicals and salt water can lead to excessive dryness.

Tips for protecting skin during the winter months

Apply sunscreen regularly because you’re just as likely to sunburn in the winter as you are in summer. Apply a sunscreen, moisturizer or make-up with a minimum SPF of 15. Be sure to protect lips by wearing lipstick or lip balm with sun protection. Stop licking lips!

Moisturize. Add moisture to inside air by turning on a humidifier. If you don’t have one, place a pan of water near radiator or heat source. Plants help moisturize the air. Add moisture to your body by using emollient-based soaps, lotions and creams.

Take shorter, warmer showers and baths. Hot water strips away natural oils as does staying submerged in water. Adding moisturizers to bath water helps, but take care when exiting as tub will be slippery.

Reduce the number of times you apply toner after cleansing and use toners with no or low alcohol levels. Gently exfoliate using a washcloth or scrub to remove dead skin cells and stimulate skin.

Tips for protecting skin during summer months

Always protect your skin from the effects of ultraviolet radiation by applying sunscreen, wearing sun protective clothing, and seeking shade whenever possible. Stay out of the sun when it’s strongest, between 10:00 am and 3:00 pm.

Excessive sweat and oils clog pores so use a cooling cleanser containing salicylic acid to keep skin blemishes under control. Cleansers made with eucalyptus or menthol extracts feel good and help keep pores clean and open.

Change your moisturizing products because skin doesn’t need as much moisturizing protection during summer as it does during winter.

Always rinse your body with cool water after swimming to remove chlorine and salt.

A facial mask applied once a week will deep-clean pores and help skin retain its natural pH balance. Use a mister to keep skin cool and moist.

the FaceMaster Facial Toning System Primary Kit

the FaceMaster Facial Toning system; is an exciting product that stimulates and tones facial muscles to temporarily reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

Notice the tone on the treated side. The eye is more open, the lower lid is firmer than the untreated side, and the “puppet line” to the side of the mouth is improving all this in just minutes! By simply toning your facial muscles, these changes can start to regain their youthful form, and your skin will look better as a result. Like weight lifting, these muscles improve with use, don’t retain their firmness unless you keep using the product.

Suzanne Somers FaceMaster Benefits:
+ Maintain or Improve your Appearance with Safe and Quick Results.
+ Reduce Facial Lines and Wrinkles without surgery by pumping up the facial muscles.
+ Great for Anyone that has had an e-stim facial at a spa and would like to give themselves treatments at home for a lot less $$.

FaceMaster Facial Toning System Primary Kit Includes:
+ the FaceMaster (battery included)
+ Electrolyte Conductive Solution
+ 100 Foam Caps
+ step-by-step instructional DVD
+ user manual and general information brochure.
+ This kit also includes a FREE bottle of our COLLAGEN ENHANCING SERUM with PEPTIDES.

Buy the FaceMaster Now For: $149.00 (was 169.00)

Suzanne Somers talks to Harry Smith of CBS about eight steps to make a longer, healthier life, featured in her latest book “Breakthrough: Eight Steps to Wellness.”

Breakthrough: Eight Steps to Wellness
List Price: $16.34
From bestselling author Somers comes the eagerly awaited follow-up to her “New York Times” bestsellers “Ageless” and “The Sexy Years”: a book about how readers can achieve maximum health and a revitalized sexuality by practicing breakthrough medicine.