Author: Vincent Edwards

In an anatomical drawing you can see that our colon is the end of our digestive tract. In effect is like a corrugated pipe wrapped in a rectangular shape in our lower abdomen. It’s about 5 feet long and 2 and half inches around. The colon is comprised of six parts including: the cecum, the ascending colon, the transverse colon, the descending colon, the sigmoid and the rectum

The colon has two main jobs. First it must receive the positive and life promoting B-vitamin complexes that are produced by healthy bacteria on its walls. In order to do this the walls of the colon must be free from debris. Second, the colon prepares the liquefied remains of our food called “chyme” for elimination. After the colon absorbs the excess water from the chyme it then pushes it out of the body, along with any dead bacteria, through the rectum.

Everyone wants to go on looking youthful even as the years go by, but preventing the wrinkles and dry skin as you age is difficult. If you start taking good care of your skin when you are young, your chances of maintaining a youthful looking skin as the years go by are better. The information in this article will help you in your attempt to have healthy skin for many years.

Wrinkles are the first sign that skin is maturing, and even though we fight to prevent them, they still show up. Giving your skin the proper care early on will slow the process down some. The loss of collagen in the skin is usually the reason wrinkles appear, so eating healthy and using some good supplements can slow the development of wrinkles.

Loose skin is the most common reason wrinkles become noticeable, and the loss of collagen …