100%

Scanned image of the page. Keyboard directions: use + to zoom in, - to zoom out, arrow keys to pan inside the viewer.

Page Options

Share

Something wrong?

Something wrong with this page? Report problem.

Rights / Permissions

The University of Michigan Library provides access to these materials for educational and research purposes. These materials may be under copyright. If you decide to use any of these materials, you are responsible for making your own legal assessment and securing any necessary permission. If you have questions about the collection, please contact the Bentley Historical Library at bentley.ref@umich.edu

May 01, 1987 - Image 90

Resource type:
Text
Publication:
The Detroit Jewish News, 1987-05-01

Disclaimer: Computer generated plain text may have errors. Read more about this.

SUMP PUMP

failure

--/NSTINT

OR POWER OUTAGE IS NO PROBLEM IF YOU
HAVE AN AUTOMATIC JET PUMP. $149.50

INSTALLATION AVAILABLE

H. B. LEWIS PLUMBING

352-9350

CHARTER HOUSE
HAIR SHOP
AQ

1

COMM1/11/CAT/ONS.

BEEPERS • FAX • TELEX
[313] 474-7777

5UBUBBRN
RN5WEE\ING
SERVICE'

Carolyn Skolnick

Hair Stylist

ORCHARD LAKE ROAD, SOUTH OF MAPLE (2 Doors From Stage & Co. Deli)
HAIR STYLING FOR MEN
851-HAIR

WE FEATURE HAIR PIECES BY

II II'

IIHim*






HOUAS-
TUESDAYS THRU SATURDAYS
7 a.m. to 6 p.m.

framing
custom designing
instruction
finishing

Visit Our New Boutique

New Spring &
Summer Items
Arriving Daily

■■■■

JOAN'S
JEWELS

Exquisite day to
evening wear plus
glamorous accessories

MOTHER'S
DAY SPECIAL

30

OPEN
Monday-Saturday
10:30 to 5:30

A

Balancing Act

Continued from preceding page

stresses. Secondly, he recom-
mends doing things that will
create more energy: relax, eat
the right foods, exercise and
have a good attitude. "Obvi-
ously, the more areas in
which you relieve the stress,
the better."
Of never married, widowed
or divorced singles, it is di-
vorced who suffer the
greatest stress, Goren said.
He explained that as people
have negative experiences,
they tend to put bricks in
front of them, saying "I'm not
going to let that happen to
me again." After a while,
people don't want to get
burned anymore and they
start building walls. "People
who have been through the
more negative experiences
(divorce) tend to have the
higher walls. The ones with
the biggest walls in front of
them are the ones who have
been married and divorced."
What can people do to re-
lieve themselves of stress?
They should try to create a
positive environment for
themselves, Goren advocates.
This can be done, he said, by
asking "What do we really

want out of life. Then we'd sit
down and ask, 'What can we
do to make this environment
more positive?' The third
thing is putting them (these
ideas) into effect.
"You sit and talk about
things and that's great, but
until something happens,
nothing's going to change.
And so the third thing we do
is we figure out — prioritize
— the changes that are
needed and figure out ways of
putting those changes into ef-
fect."
Ultimately, Goren said,
everyone wants the same
things out of life: "being
happy, feeling productive and
feeling good about ourselves:
To do that we have to keep
our lives in balance.
"We need balance. Our
emotional life needs to be
balanced. We need to take
time to see where we need to
put our lives back in bal-
ance." The way to do that,
Goren said, is "to constantly
review our lives and make
changes.
"We CAN change ourselves
and can make our experi-
ences positive and happy."



HEALTH

all jewelry *including sterling

IMAGES
IN VOGUE

VOGUE PLAZA
1919 S. Telegraph Road, Bloomfield Hills
1/2 mile north of Square Lake Road

% OFF

SINGLE

inside

Sneak Preview

Exercise Helps
Facial Muscles

sunset strip
29229 Northwestern

352-3280

338-9400

CAROL EWING

DAVID ROSENMAN'S

ALTO
Aim IPIIRCHASIERS

Offers You...

the opportunity to purchase any
new car at tremendous savings!

All makes, including imports.

iTop dollar for your trade-in.
,Immediate delivery of in-stock
vehicles or order the car of your
choice.
I/ Factory rebates and dealer reduced
interest rates when offered.
1/ Leasing Also Available
po 23 years experience.

NEW & USED CAR BROKER
CALL US AT (313) 851-9700

31471 Northwestern Hwy., • Farmington Hills, MI 48018

90 Friday, May 1, 1987

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS



Many people, particularly
those who have seen the
miracles that exercise can
work on the body, have won-
dered, why can't exercise
work for the facial muscles,
too?
Facial exercise can and
does work, but you have to be
extremely careful about who
you choose to advise you. I
have studied lots of books on
so-called facial exercise or
wrinkle removal and most
aren't worth the paper
they're printed on.
My program of facial exer-
cise was developed over a
ten-year period of extensive
research and testing. Along
the way, dermatologists, plas-
tic surgeons,
ophthamologists, skin care
specialists were consulted
and time was spent in the
anatomy lab.
Every doctor, including my
own father (an ear, nose and
throat specialist) told me I
was wasting my time. I could
see that there were problems

Carol Ewing, president of
Facial Fitness, Inc.

with facial exercise but it
also seemed that they could
be solved.
In this case, perseverance
has paid off. Recently, I was
granted approval for a patent
covering a method of facial
exercise, which instructs
people how to lift, tone, and
tighten their facial muscles
and as a result look younger
and more attractive.
What are some of the
myths surrounding facial
exercise?
Myth 1: Facial Exercises
Don't Work.
Jane Fonda says in her
book, Women Coming of Age,
"Every time we chew, smile
or talk it's a regular facial
workout. If exercising these
muscles helped eliminate
wrinkles, we'd all be smooth
as babies."
It's a lot more complicated
than that. The answer to re-
moving signs of aging from
the surface of the face lies in
knowing how the facial mus-
cles are supposed to fit to-
gether, how each one works,
what happens to the muscles
in the aging process and most

(
N

Back to Top

© 2024 Regents of the University of Michigan