On wrinkle creams

I have to admit, I used to think wrinkle creams were a waste of time and money. So long as I didn't need them, I didn't care about them. Now that I'm older and notice my face doesn't look as it did when I was twenty-five or even thirty-five or even forty-five, I'm a lot more concerned about such things. One of these days, when I have more time and money, I plan to investigate them a lot further. I know I don't like the blotches and age spots and blood blisters on my skin, and I'm wondering what I should be doing about them. I know that a good diet, exercise and drinking lots of water help, but are apparently not the full solution, since I'm pretty good about those things now. Also you're supposed to get a lot of rest, and I sleep pretty well at night these days, and rest in the afternoon when I feel like it.

On Lipofuze

This looks like a very interesting fat-burning supplement. It's not just a collection of the usual suspects of metabolic boosters, legal speed which burn fat by accessing your stored energy, but which your body rapidly adapts to. Lipofuze contains a lot of ingredients I've never heard of, yet have clinical backing of their effect of burning fat on your body. Many of the scientific studies were under conditions of high fat diets. I wonder how well it works when you eat a more rational, lower fat diet (because people trying to lose weight should eat in a healthy manner no matter what supplements they're also taking.) This FAQ on the site does advise people to eat in a healthy way and to exercise as well. I'm glad they didn't go down the more standard "lose weight even though you eat what you want and don't exercise" which by now sounds very scammy or dangerous.