Homeopathic Medicine for Youthful Looks – Rejuvenation

Brewer’s yeast 1x (Twice a day): Two tables (2 grains) of Brewer’s yeast taken with meals twice daily brings back youthful looks. This yeast is obtained during the brewing of beer. In the dried form, it is a very good source of vitamin B. In the raw form, it is bitter in taste.

Ginkgo biloba Q (Twice a day): Its use slows down the aging process, increases the vitality, improves the memory, removes physical fatigue and tones up the immune system of the body. It is credited with a beneficial effect on the blood circulation and it strengthens the blood capillaries.

Thiosinaminum 2x (Thrice a day): It is said to be useful for retarding old age and maintaining youthful looks.

NOTE: Here are some tips as how to feel mentally young and psychologically fit in senior years:

1. Maintain regularity in life by getting up early in the morning, taking a bath regularly and eating at regular intervals. Break the boredom by eating out at a reputed restaurant once in a while.
2. Exercise the brain by reading or listening to books on subjects which were liked in the younger years. Keep busy.
3. Keep company of stimulating and agreeing younger companions. This can have positive effects on mental sharpness and happiness.
4. Do not start feeling lonely, bored or unhappy. These feeling make one sick. Weather permitting, going out for a short walk or watching a movie, breaks such feelings.
5. Cosmetic laser Surgery can also bring about youthful looks by removing bags and lines from eyelids, wrinkles and sun damaged skin of the face, removal of unwanted hair, reshaping of lips, nose, breasts, buttocks, etc.
6. Body has an enzyme called Telomerase. It is also called “Immortality enzyme” in layman’s language. It encourages cells to keep dividing indefinitely instead of dying with age. It is said that it does not turn healthy cells into malignant or cancer cells. In course of time, homeopathic researchers may develop potentised telomerase which may prove as an anti-aging agent.
7. Antioxidants slow down the aging process. Vitamins C and E, and beta-carotenes are primary sources of antioxidants and are obtained from fruits, nuts, vegetables and polyunsaturated oils.