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Summer’s Lasting Impact - alive magazine (opens the original)
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Sun exposure can make a lasting impression on the skin in the form of pigmentation changes, collagen breakdown, and cumulative cellular stress. September is a natural checkpoint in the skincare calendar: a time to assess what can be repaired, what needs ongoing support, and how to transition routines into fall with a focus on long-term resilience rather than quick fixes. Summer skin damage can be improved, says Vancouver-based Alaina Overton, ND. “Summer often leaves subtle reminders on the skin
Beyond Suncreen: Protecting Skin from Within - alive magazine (opens the original)
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Sunscreen is essential, but it’s only part of the story when it comes to protecting skin in the summer months. Research increasingly shows that skin resilience is also shaped from within—by diet, inflammation levels, stress, sleep, and overall metabolic health. “UV radiation ages the skin mainly by generating reactive oxygen species, or ROS,” says Ottawa-based Diana Semjonov, ND. “These molecules drive oxidative stress, which essentially means that cells and DNA are being damaged more quickly; t
Digital Rewilding: Unplugging for your Health - alive magazine (opens the original)
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In a world of constant notifications and endless scrolling, we’ve lost touch with one of our most powerful human abilities: intuition. The mental stillness that once sparked creativity and emotional clarity has been drowned out by digital noise, while the overuse of devices and their algorithms has created a mental monoculture. Digital overconsumption is having deep impacts on the way people learn, work, and play, says BC-based naturopathic doctor Alex Chan. “In my practice, I see patients who a
Smart Sun—Protection Without Fear - alive magazine (opens the original)
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Sun exposure is often framed as something to avoid at all costs, yet emerging research suggests the story is more nuanced. From vitamin D production and circadian health to skin cancer risk, how—and when—we are exposed to the sun matters. According to Jen Newell, ND, owner/founder of Connected Health & Skin, a holistic skincare clinic in Toronto, the conversation around sun exposure has become very polarized. “On one end, there’s the message that the sun is dangerous and should be avoided. On th
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