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38 Clitberpe Advertiser & Tin>es, August.26th, 2004


Time stands still with a facelift!


REJUVENATION treatment is today's cosmetic rage. Now a new process in which the


client literally "grows" their own facelift is taking off in this country. Featured on the popular Richard


and Judy TV programme, the Isola- gen process, with a price tag of around £3,000, was pioneered in the USA. The process works by reintroduc­


ing your own most vibrant, actively growing cells into your skin, harness­ ing your body's natural restorative powers and it can be carried out in a beauty clinic. An Isolagen trained doctor takes a


small sample of collagen-producing cells from behind the ear which are sent to Isolagen's laboratories where they are multiplied for six to eight weeks. The cells are then injected back


into your skin in a series of treat­ ments, causing the collagen to grow and spread -


in essence "growing" a


facelift. Cells can be stored, so that some­ one at the age of 30 could decide to


use them when they reach their 50s or 60s. The process has been used in America since 1987. It can be used to improve the appearance of scars and abnormalities, but is mostly used for cosmetic purposes.


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New ‘friends’ from school are not at all welcome - show them the door


WITH children shortly going back to school, parents are being urged to pro­ tect against unwanted “ friends” . Headlice are tiny insects that live on


hair and feed from the human scalp by sucking blood. This is pain free because the louse uses anaesthetic before it bites, but it causes the characteristic itching. Parents are being warned to be aware


that headlice are a common problem in schools where they are easily passed from one person to another during close physical contact. Headlice are tiny greyish-brown


insects, about 2.5mm long, that lay eggs on the strands of the hair, which then hatch after seven to eight days leaving a shiny white eggshell or “nit” attached to the hair. A common misconception is that


headlice only live on dirty hair, hut they will actually live on all hair types regardless of the condition. How to detect headlice: • Wash the hair using ordinary sham­ poo and condition well;


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Hypnotherapy • Nutrition • Acupuncture Naturopathy


The course runs for 9 weeks (Thursday evenings excluding half term)


Starting at 7.00pm on Thursday 16th September 2004


Cost £45.00


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Tel: Jane ELardman MBRCP, MRXS


For clinical reflexology


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Nutritionist Debbie Pyke


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Fully Qualified Nutritional Therapist Areas addressed include


Pre-conceptual care • Stress Management Food Allergies and intolerances


Weight management • Hormonal Imbalances Call 01200 424901


Traditional Chinese Medicine and ACUPUNCTURE


can effectively treat a diverse number of symptoms mu**. V


re-balance the flow of energy and kick start your own body in to repair.


Very fine needles are inserted into the body to Tel: 01200 424901 • Kendal House Clinic


* Poor Sleep • E’s'h - back, shoulder, elbow, knee etc.


• Migranes • Stress • Skin Disorders • Stopping Smoking


Exotic souvenirs can be a pain for the unsuspecting


COMING home from an exotic holiday normally leaves you with incredible mem­


ories and a slight reluctance to return to work. But what seems to be a bout of tradi­ tional British flu a few weeks later can


actually be a rather more unpleasant sou­ venir. Spending your holiday in the more


H om eop a th y


Homeopathy is a safe, gentle but powerful system of healing which


stimulates your body into regaining a sense of harmony and balance. Janet R Harding RS Horn.,


Tel: 01200 494901


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remote parts of the world is becoming more and more popular.


But, as with most good things, there’s a


downside. Malaria, dysentery and t)tphoid to name


but a few, can all travel with you on the flight home and you won’ t even realise you’ve got them until you’re back. The past three years have seen a 21 %


rise in the number of travellers contracting tropical diseases abroad, according to Pru­ dential Insurance. And GPs are suddenly having to wise up on a range of illnesses they wouldn’t normally expect to come across in the UK.


Dr Richard Dawood, a specialist in trav­


el medicine at the Fleet Street Travel Clin­ ic, says: “ There’s a vast range of tropical diseases someone can bring back with them but by far the most common problem is a persistent intestinal upset - diarrhoea that fails to get better on its own or with initial treatment.


“There are many possible causes of this,


including giardia - a single-celled parasite present in most places where hygiene is poor - and amoebic dysentery. “By far the most serious tropical disease,


is malaria, which causes about 2,000 cases in travellers returning to the UK every year, of whom between 10 and 20 will die.”


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I • Use a wide tooth comb to de-tangle


hair; • Use a special lice detector comb to


work through the hair from root to tip, which will take approximately 15 min­ utes; and • If moving lice are found, it is impor­


tant to check all family members and close contacts. Medication, which can be bought at


chemists or is available on prescription, should only be used if living, moving lice are found and should be repeated seven days later to ensure that all lice are killed. Although there is no way the prevent


infections, there are ways to reduce the risks. Regular hair brushing can dam­ age headlice and render them imable to lay eggs and long hair should be tied back at school. Weekly checks with a lice detection comb are also advisable. • Anyone wanting advice about


headlice should speak to their GP, health visitor or school nurse or, alternatively, a pharmacist or NHS Direct.


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