nyustern = NYU Stern (Center for Research Computing) Qualtrics = "The new NYU Survey Service provides Qualtrics, a tool for creating and administering web-based surveys for research, teaching, and administrative needs. This service is now available to current faculty, retired faculty, administrators, staff, and students in degree programs. Authorized NYU community members can access the NYU Survey Service through the Research tab in NYUHome" It's proably not an ad. But, I will say this bluesoes, most of us probably don't operate that way here. Best of luck with your survey! Truly. :)

yah, i think the salmon is not intended to be done daily for life but more illustrates that there is something to the Omega3-6's.. so I certainly take Omega3-6-9 supplements.. plus there are other fishes such as mackerel (even yukkier) that are high.. BUT above and beyond this, remember that the farm salmon has less good omegas than the Wild.. (big controversy even about how bad farm salmon CAN me fed)... but let us not get in to how much mercury pollution we have in our seas :-) ... probably IS good that we don't eat that much of it.. take your flaxseed, borage oil! ANYWAY, if you need a quick fix for a special occasion, you can follow his regimen for short term and definitely see the difference.. add in lots of water and that alone shows people the nutrition side of the picture. yes, I've read his wrinkle cure book quite closely, skimmed the others (they seemed like somewhat repetition with a few new things). watched the stuff on tube ... no one else has illustrates as well with nutrition.. then we go the way of the topicals, but at least you see that it's "good" stuff.

This is an old post but still something I'm in search of & no tinterested in real expensive products either. Well there MUST be products that actually work b/c the cosmetics & advertising industry are always using tricks to dimish the look or camouflauge wrinkels. Lucky for my my gene pool was pretty good, but ANY wrinkles or sagging is too much. I've tried several moisturizers but other than helping to eliminate dryness which can make you look ashy & older, I don't really find they plump. I've tried glycolic peels/microdermabrasions at home a few times & each time got horrible breakouts (never thought of myself as having sensitive skin). I went for 2 microdermabrasions (they were complementary) & not only did I not see any improvement but I also had horrible dryness & breakouts afterwards. B/c of those experiences I'm afraid to try retin A or retinol products. The breakouts last wks. For months I've used eye cream with no noticebale difference. I've also tried lip plumpers & didn't notice anything. I've also tried different cosmetics. The dewy look looks greasy not necessarily youthful. I've tried the mineral lines & really hated them. They work no differently than powders & everything settles in the lines making them even MORE noticeable. Any of the cream products that actually offer any coverage also settle in the lines. Finally the best switches I've made are to use a makeup primer under my eyes so that at least the under eye conceler won't settle in the lines - it makes the skin smoother for applying make-up. It's makes no difference in teh way the skin actually looks other than protecting against settling make-up & making the make-up glid eon easily so less tugging. I also switched to a foundation that has light diffusing BUT I find they are lighter formulations & while that's good b/c it causes less settling they also don't offer as much coverage which I find is needed as you age & the skin b/c more blotchy. I even tried Gene Instant line Remover which is supposed to offer immediately temporary results & it felt like my skin was being pulled & taut & if I smiled I felt like I was going to crack. Has anyone else tried any other products like this that has worked for them. Michie

I was in my neighborhood "postal store" yesterday using their copy machine & a tall, slim, good-looking gal came in, I'd guess her age about late 30ties. She was obviously bringing something in to have wrapped & remailed to its source. I overheard her exclaim something about "$99 a month!". Being the curious type, I asked her what she was returning & she replied "Anti-wrinkle cream and it doesn't work!" She went on to say that this product was something she saw heavily advrtised on television (sorry I forgot to ask the product name) & she bought into it, also not realizing it was some kind of ongoing beauty program that was going to cost her $99 a month. She said she thought of keeping her original order as a "moisturizer" but decided that even the first $99 wasn't worth it and "will I ever learn?" The charming lady owner of the postal business kind of smiled at that point and said that she was the fifth woman in the last month who had come in for a re-wrap & return mailing of that very same product! What is it about if something seems to good to be true....