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Spain ranks as one of the healthiest countries in the world

Posted: 07 Mar 2013 07:11 AM PST

March 07, 2013

LONDON, March 7 — According to a massive release of data this week comparing health stats of 187 countries around the globe, Spain ranks as Europe's healthiest country, thanks to the Mediterranean diet, researchers suggested.

Spaniards can expect to live 70.9 years of healthy life before disease, followed by Italy at 70.2 years and Australia in third place. The US came in 17th, while the UK came in 18th, according to the Global Post.

The research comes from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) at the University of Washington, Seattle, which compared health data from the past 20 years. The researcher examined countries' mortality and disability rates from 291 disease and injuries, as well as 67 risk factors for 20 age groups around the world. — AFP-Relaxnews


Rodial launches bee venom anti-aging cream

Posted: 07 Mar 2013 07:05 AM PST

March 07, 2013

Rodial is using honey bee venom in a new skin care line. — AFP-RelaxnewsLONDON, March 7 — London-based beauty brand Rodial has announced a new range of products that use the power of bee venom, reports WWD.

The bee venom ingredient apparently helps to increase blood flow to the skin and provide a plumping effect to reduce the appearance of wrinkles. The honey bee venom apparently fools the skin into thinking it has been stung with the melittin toxin, which forces the body to produce collagen and elastin (two key components of healthy skin) in the affected area. According to the brand, "72% of trial volunteers felt the cream left their complexion looking firmer."

The range also includes bio marine collagen and hyaluronic acid ingredients.

The Bee Venom Super Serum retails for $200, and the anti-aging moisturizer sells at $190 with an eye cream for $140, and all three products are sold in bumblebee yellow packaging.

Venom-based skincare is not a brand new phenomenon (in fact the documented medicinal use of venom goes back many years) but it is a growing trend. Other brands have previously used the effects of snake venom to replicate the same phenomenon. In 2006, Beverly Hills-based beauty brand Sonya Dakar started producing its Skincare Ultraluxe-9 Age Control Complex, which employs a synthetic snake venom agent, 'synake,' to temporarily inhibit muscle activity.

Started in 1999 in the UK, Rodial is now available in more than a thousand locations in thirty-five countries around the world.

Watch a video introducing the bee venom line: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjGKapjkKTo

— AFP-Relaxnews

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