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Skin Elasticity Test after drinking Structured Water for 60 Days

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Uploaded by on Sep 26, 2009

Your skin loses its elasticity as you age. If you're 40 years old or so, you may have noticed a significant change in your skin condition. Wrinkles are more obvious and regularly exposed skin are kind of leathery.
Free-Radical Damage
This is the result of free-radical destruction in your body. You can't stop free radicals from doing their menacing routines because it's part of being alive. Obviously, free radicals are a lot more pervasive in older people.
Your body needs antioxidants to combat excessive free-radical formation. Without proper supply of antioxidants, your cells won't be able to protect themselves from these rogue molecules. Popular antioxidant nutrients are Vitamins A, C and E.
Is Your Skin Younger or Older?
Below is a skin elasticity test you can use to approximately determine the functional age of your skin. Find out if your skin is functionally older or younger than your biological age.
Pinch the skin on the back of your hand with the thumb and forefinger and hold it for 5 seconds. Let go and time how long it takes for the skin to completely flatten back out. The longer the time, the older the functional age of your skin.

TIME (SECONDS) FUNCTIONAL AGE (YEARS)
1-2under 30
3-430-44
5-945-50
10-1560
35-5570
56 or moreover 70

Changes in mechanical properties of skin as a marker of biological age.
Doubal S, Klemera P.
Department of Biophysics and Physical Chemistry, Charles University, Hradec Králové, Czech Republic.
The development of the methodology of biological age assessment belongs to the main direction of the research in contemporary gerontology. The sets ("batteries") of tests for biological age assessment involve also large number of typically biophysical measurements. For example measurements of accommodation range, visual acuity, audiometry, vital capacity, blood pressure, pulse frequency and many others. Measurement of skin elasticity is also included in batteries for biological age assessment in many laboratories. As mechanical properties of the skin belong to the quantities strongly modified by aging, they are potential biomarkers of biological age. Unfortunately, the currently applied methods are dubious from metrological and biophysical points of view for many reasons. As a rule, the time of diminishing of some type of deformation is used for this purpose. The subjective errors are present in considerable extent and interpretation of results is also difficult. Above it, this type of measurements is usually called measurement of skin elasticity but, in fact, the process of diminishing of deformation does not depend only on elasticity but depends significantly also on plastic properties of the skin. In our laboratory we suggested and verified methodology which may eliminate the problems discussed above. The methodology is based on theory of viscoelastic bodies. The principle of the methodology is as follows. The human skin (in vivo) is exposed to constant force for limited time. During the same time and after the deformation of the skin is measured. The resulting curve (creep curve) is dependency of deformation on time. The rheological model of the mechanical properties of the skin can be derived from this curve. The model consists of serio-parallel combinations of two elastic (Hooke's) and two plastic (Newton's) bodies. Rheological parameters of these bodies depend on age. The best marker of biological age prove to be modulus of Hooke's body, which is responsible for rapid phase of elastic response. The creep curves were measured in group of 69 persons of both sexes. The age range was between 25 and 82 years. The elastic modulus of Hooke's body responsible for rapid response was calculated in all cases. Further the following measurements was performed in all persons in experimental group: range of accommodation, threshold of hearing of high frequencies of sound (pitch ceiling), vital capacity of lungs, systolic and diastolic pressures of blood (in rest and after exercise), reaction times on visual and acoustic signals. All these markers where evaluated and compared. The following two parameters were taken into account: relative change per one year and coefficient of correlation. The elastic modulus proved to be marker of biological age of the similar quality as accommodation range, pitch ceiling and vital capacity and better than blood pressures and reaction times. The suggested methodology of measurement of mechanical properties of skin seems to be new, well defined biophysical marker of biological age.

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  • I AM IN THE WEIRD PART OF YOUTUBE AGAIN

  • @gggrow youtbe wont be here when im 50, neither will you im sure, my comment is a year old, so shh >_>

  • @samskullz89 You're probably some kid under 20 so it's not surprising your skin is elastic. Come back when you're nearing 50.

    Not that I agree with this video about structured water or whatever.

  • @Conneticat another scam

  • WTF is structured water?

  • wow i can do that too and i hate water!

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