Buying Anti-Aging Creams

Science says that aging can be explained by three popular theories. The first one is the "Genetic Theory" which explains that all people have a "genetic" time clock that is set to go off.

Next widely-accepted theory of aging is the "Free Radical Theory" that says that the body's inability to maintain supply of free radicals as it ages greatly affects aging itself, and the "Hormonal Theory" that blames menopausal, andropausal, osteoporosis, and cardiovascular diseases for early aging because these conditions are believed to be indirect results of the body's reduction of hormone production.

Today, the most common means of fighting aging is through the use of anti-aging creams. In fact, when you look in different beauty and wellness stores, anti-aging creams take up a lot of space on the shelves.

Aside from anti-aging cream's invasion to these stores, they are also heavily marketed and advertised on magazines, TV, radio and even over the World Wide Web bearing the promise of making the potential buyer achieve a youthful skin with reduced wrinkles and eliminated fine lines on the skin.