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by Natalie Katsman

Water makes up 60% of the human body. Not only blood and other body fluids have water as their main ingredient, water is stored in all body tissues. Cytoplasm, cells and cell walls contain lots of water. Skin is a large water storage, yet it gets dry, itchy and flaky. Why?

Every day 4-8 oz. of water evaporates through the skin, and we don't even notice how it happens. Replenishing water by drinking more fluids is helpful, but does not guarantee smooth and resilient skin. Moisture balance is regulated by chemical reactions in tissues, and is not directly related to the amount of water you drink.

If we could apply water topically, it would not help much either. Skin does feel soft and moisturized right after a bath: it happens because the horny layer (the outermost skin layer), which is formed by dead skin cells, absorbs water.

 

Canadian Pharmacies sell the same prescription medications that you can get locally, but you can often get them at 40% - 70% less.

Splitting your order among several pharmacies may or may not be in your best interests. Much of what determines this is whether the charges for shipping, if there are minimum purchases points where the pharmacy will pay the shipping for you, and how you can combine your prescription medications into a single order to minimize the shipping costs.

Some Internet pharmacies claim that their doctor will write your prescription. Don't fall for it. No doctor can assess your physical problems without a personal visit and a complete understanding of your medical history. Do not buy from any pharmacy, whether its a Canadian Pharmacy or an American pharmacy if they do not require a prescription from your doctor.

The diagnosis and treatment of any medical condition requires trained medical professionals. The information provided within this site is to be used for educational purposes only. It should NOT be used as a substitute for seeking professional care for the diagnosis and treatment of any medical condition. The potential risks associated with improper diagnosis or treatment can only be minimized by consultations with health professionals. Physicians should check standard medical texts for dosages, indications, and contraindications prior to prescribing any drug.