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Why Organic skin care

Would you put pesticide laced fruit or harmful, non-purified, synthetic and toxic ingredients on your face? Then, you have already answered this question.

If you are concerned about health and safety, then you will look towards organic products. Regardless of whether we ingest them or place them on our skin, our largest organ, the majority of products and their ingredients find their way into our bodies. These then can affect our entire health and well-being causing allergies, hormonal and reproductive issues, and cancer. Toxins are non-discriminatorily absorbed. Some cause harmful effects immediately, while others after frequent exposure (www.toxinslist.com).

Organic means that the ingredients are derived from living matter such as plants, vegetables and fruits and not synthetically. This assures you that the ingredients will be fresher with a higher concentration of nutrients and vitamins. They will be most pure and should cause less reactions than toxic, synthetic non-organic ingredients.

In clinical studies, organic skin care products have been found to be as effective as those formulated with modified man-made ingredients. It is no wonder that organic skin care products use is exponentially increasing in concert with organic food products.

Fortunately, the USDA provides guidance through its National Organic Program of the food we buy and as an extension, the skin care products we use. By recognizable labeling, specifically its familiar USDA NOP seal, it certifies that strict and verified production, handling and processing standards have been followed of the organic ingredients used to manufacture those organic products like most of my Organoderm Skin Care Products.

The USDA seal guarantees to the consumer that 95% of the ingredients in a skin care product are certified organic. The remaining 5% come from a designated short non-organic list. This uniform certification and labeling is the gold standard for skin care products.

Dr. Edward Jonas Domanskis is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. He is the developer of Organoderm skin care (www.organoderm.com) He is an Assistant Clinical Professor of Surgery (Plastic) WOC at the University of California (Irvine). Dr. Domanskis is listed among America’s Top Physicians and America’s Best Doctors. Dr. Domanskis practices in Newport Beach, Ca. www.surgery-plastic.com. He can be reached at (949) 640-6324, or at [email protected].

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