Warren Matthews Blog

[...] include an SPF factor in our skin care products?' There are two prime reasons. 1. Is that for normal day to day use it is truly not needed.  Yes, I appreciate that this is contrary to what is [...]

[...] in our skin care products? This was a question raised on Warren's Blog... Firstly, is that for normal day to day use it is truly not needed. Yes, I appreciate that this is contrary to what is promoted [...]

[...] at skincaretalk in which people are talking about why we do not use an SPF factor in our skin care products. So...I thought that it was appropriate that I gave an explanation.  So, for readers [...]

[...] from traumatic brain injuries (TBI). Read More... Why don't we use an SPF factor in our skin care products? This was a question raised on Warren's Blog... Firstly, is that for normal day to day use [...]

[...] an active forum at skincaretalk in which people are talking about why we do not use an SPF factor in our skin care products. So...I thought that it was appropriate that I gave an explanation.& [...]

[...] and to speed recovery from traumatic brain injuries (TBI). Read More... Why don't we use an SPF factor in our skin care products? This was a question raised on Warren's Blog... Firstly, is that for [...]

[...] ago I did an entry advising about some imminent changes to this blog and the release of a new Xtend-Life blog with additional contributors.  I said it was about a week away and as you will have [...]

[...] I mentioned a few weeks ago that we were putting together a new Xtend-Life blog.   This has now happened.   I think that you will enjoy the new blog as [...]

[...] (This item will also be published in our new Xtend-Life blog.) The US  FDA has just given the go ahead for AstraZeneca the manufacturer of Crestor [...]

[...] and put their health at risk by using contaminated ingredients. The latest example is with Irwin Naturals a large Californian supplement manufacturer. They have just been forced to pay a US$2.65 [...]

[...] .) The US  FDA has just given the go ahead for AstraZeneca the manufacturer of Crestor the statin drug to promote it to ‘healthy’ individuals who have elevated levels of C-Reactive [...]

[...] ... The US FDA has just given the go ahead for AstraZeneca the manufacturer of Crestor the statin drug to promote it to 'healthy' individuals who have elevated levels of C-Reactive Protein (CRP). [...]

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