Bounce Magazine January 2019
The New year Edition, featuring West End and Broadway star, Ramin Karimloo, along with a Healthy new you feature, wedding special, Jess Glynne, From The Jam, detox recipes, competitions and much more!
The New year Edition, featuring West End and Broadway star, Ramin Karimloo, along with a Healthy new you feature, wedding special, Jess Glynne, From The Jam, detox recipes, competitions and much more!
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JANUARY <strong>2019</strong> | ISSUE #75<br />
It’s fine to lower your A.G.E.’s... - and look<br />
younger, feel fitter...<br />
Welcome to the New Year! I<br />
guess there’s a great number of<br />
you who have made resolutions<br />
relating to health and fitness.<br />
In general, we are so much more<br />
conscious of these things than a<br />
generation ago. But are we still getting<br />
our priorities right?<br />
We scrutinise packaging for sulphates,<br />
aluminium and the much maligned<br />
parabens.<br />
and causing chronic inflammation.<br />
These newly formed protein/sugar<br />
compounds are called Advanced<br />
Glycation End products.<br />
They also form in foods and diet and<br />
food prep is the biggest contributor of<br />
AGEs.<br />
When you consume too many AGEs,<br />
or too many form spontaneously, your<br />
body can’t keep up with eliminating<br />
them.<br />
But if you are truly looking for better<br />
skin, and better health, look to your<br />
diet first, and it’s not all about calories.<br />
Glycation is the word you need to know<br />
and understand.<br />
The chemistry is complex but basically<br />
it’s the unnatural binding of sugar<br />
molecules to proteins – and fats - which<br />
has the effect of altering body tissue<br />
While low levels are generally<br />
acceptable, and your body uses<br />
weapons such as antioxidants, high<br />
levels have been shown to cause<br />
oxidative stress and inflammation<br />
leading to diseases, such as diabetes,<br />
heart disease, kidney failure and<br />
Alzheimer’s.<br />
Most visible is the mutation of collagen,<br />
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