It’s winter. Do you know where your sunscreen is?
Just because it’s colder outside and there are fewer hours of sunlight, that doesn’t mean ultraviolet rays can’t severely damage your skin.
Experimental studies have shown that the nutrients in the juices of young cereal grasses, such as barley and wheat, may benefit a person’s blood pressure and cholesterol and help prevent cancer.
We used to call it a “healthy glow.” You know, that sun-kissed tan that becomes the envy of all. While some boast that it helps us get the Vitamin D we need, sun exposure accounts for 65 percent of melanomas. Sunscreen often is cited as the best defense against sun damage. But how do you know which to choose?
