What dermatologists, nutritionists, cosmetic doctors and beauty experts are saying about sun damage, wrinkles, skin cancer and the role and benefits of the antioxidants contained in ReadyRay.

"The increasing incidence of skin cancer despite the use of externally applied sun protection strategies, alongside research showing that nutrients reduce photo-oxidative damage, suggest nutritional approaches could play a beneficial role in skin cancer prevention."

"Sunscreens do not provide 100% protection against UV radiation due to various reasons including uneven application, wash-off from body surface, and insufficient protection of UV range. Several recent studies have evaluated the protective role of antioxidants from within the skin."

"Antioxidants may turn out to be even more powerful defenders than we thought, and researchers are studying their potential as cancer fighters and UV protectors. Scientific studies seem to come out every day, touting the near-miraculous sun-protective and cancer- preventive benefits of antioxidant compounds."

"What we know about antioxidants is that they can protect against premature aging, loss of elasticity and wrinkling by reducing the amount of “free radicals” produced by the body from UV exposure. These “free radicals” are high energy molecules that bind with proteins and fat in our cells leading to cellular damage and skin cancer."

Skin cancers of all kinds are on the rise, worldwide. The ozone layer is being depleted which allows more harmful rays to reach the earth’s surface. A complete sun protection plan is important and includes not only the protection we put on the outside but fortifying our skin from within. Here are a few sun damage prevention tips:

• Choose your sunscreen wisely: Select one that protects you from both UV-A and UV-B rays. UV-B rays cause sunburns, but UV-A rays also increase your risk for skin cancer. Apply sunscreen liberally and prior to sun exposure and remember to reapply.
• Wear lip balm and sunglasses with UV protection as well as a hat with a wide brim and sun-protective clothing.
• Try to avoid sun exposure from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. This is when the sun’s ultraviolet rays are typically strongest.
• Use extra caution near water, snow and sand.
• Do a self exam of your skin and check for any irregular looking moles or pigmentation growths or enlargements. See a dermatologist periodically as well as many skin cancers caught early can be treated effectively.
• Take ReadyRay daily and increase your skin’s natural UV defense system.
  

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Dermatologists, cosmetic doctors, beauty experts and nutrionists recommend that you protect your skin from the harmful damage of UV radiation. ReadyRay is the only scientifically proven skincare supplement that combines the eight most potent antioxidants to fortify your skin’s natural defenses against sun damage and premature aging.

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