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TIDBITS® LOOKS AT SKIN

by Janet Spencer Each square inch of skin contains about 20 blood vessels, 650 sweat glands, 100 oil glands, 65 hairs, and 1,300 nerve endings. Come along with Tidbits as we appreciate the skin!

THE BASIC FACTS • The skin is the largest organ in the body and accounts for 15 to 20 percent of body weight. The skin serves four purposes: to protect the body from injury and invasion; to sense the surrounding environment; to regulate metabolism by storing fat and controlling salt and water content through perspiration; and to control temperature.

• The skin is a very efficient temperature control device. When you are hot, blood flow to your skin increases and you start sweating. As your sweat evaporates, it cools the blood in your skin. When you’re too cold, the opposite happens: blood flow to the skin is reduced so that it won’t contact the cold air and lose heat. Sometimes the skin sacrifices itself through frostbite in order to keep your blood warm.

• The skin of an average adult human if peeled off and laid flat would measure about 10 square feet. The epidermis, which is the top layer of skin, is about twice as thick as a piece of paper. The cells of the skin are some of the most active in the entire body.

FAST FACT Cells in muscles and nerves never die. On the other hand, cells in the skin and the gut live only 18 hours before dying. White blood cells live for two weeks; red blood cells for one month; and liver cells two months.

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Q: I’m moving to a new city in two months, and I’m having trouble finding an apartment that will allow pets.

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A: To pet owners looking for a new place to live, it can seem that fewer and fewer rentals allow pets of any kind.

According to a recent Rent.com poll, 83 percent of pet owners surveyed said they have had at least some difficulty finding a pet-friendly rental.

Here are a few tips to make searching for a pet-friendly apartment easier: --Use online apartment finders. You can specify pet-friendly rentals in your search query.

--Be up front. If you have more than one pet, or an unusual pet like a reptile, tell the manager or landlord when you

inquire about or tour the apartment. While some are willing to bend the rules slightly, they’re not going to give you a break if they find out you are hiding extra pets from them.

--Be ready to pay pet fees. Almost every rental requires a deposit for each pet, generally nonrefundable. These fees can be several hundred dollars. Be prepared to pay them, or try to negotiate a way to pay them over time.

--Be a good neighbor. Pet owners must make the effort to pick up after their dog, not let pets wander unleashed, keep pets’ vaccinations up to date and make sure dogs are well-trained to follow basic commands.

--Be a good tenant. Pet deposits cover damage to the property done by animals, such as stains, shredded carpet and odor. Minimize this damage by housetraining pets and cleaning up messes immediately. You might even get part of your deposit back.

• Researchers theorize that one of the reasons humans walk upright instead of on all fours is because it is cooler.

Walking upright reduces contact with the hot desert floor, exposes less skin to direct sunlight, and allows air to circulate more freely around the body. Humans don’t have hairy fur because on the African savanna, heat retention was not necessary. The loss of heavy fur reduced the need for water in a desert climate.

• Vitamin D acts as a catalyst, producing proteins that allow minerals such as calcium to move through the intestinal membrane and into the cells. Vitamin D cannot be formed unless it is activated by ultraviolet light.

Sunlight does not contain vitamin D; it only activates it. Cats and dogs, when they lick their fur, ingest body fat that has been irradiated on their fur. This serves as a source of vitamin D. Black skin acts as protection against sunburn and skin cancer, while white skin allows enough ultraviolet light to pass through the skin in cold climates where people wear heavy clothing most of the year and their exposure to sunlight is limited.

• Oriental people have an extra flap of skin on their eyelids which gives them a slant-eyed appearance. Why? Anthropologists theorize that it protects against cold and glare, helping them cope with bitter, cold winters.

Their noses are flat to minimize exposure and reduce risk of frostbite. Their nostrils are narrow, which helps warm up cold air. Their faces have an extra layer of fat to act as insulation, and a layer of fat on the eyelids also acts as a barrier to the cold.

SUNBURNS Sun is bad for your skin. The redness of a sunburn means that your skin has actually been injured and the damage doesn’t disappear when the redness does. It accumulates. Even if you’re well tanned, sunlight will still cause your skin to eventually become tough, dry, and leathery. The ultraviolet rays in sunlight also promote skin cancer because they impair the immune cells - the same cells that usually attack cancer cells. Many people, when they get a sunburn, say, “Oh, it’ll turn into a tan in a few days.” But exposure to sunlight activates the pigment which takes about three days to reach the surface of the skin, resulting in a tan. So it’s not the burn turning tan, it’s just the pigment finally showing up. Unlike a tan, a sunburn shows up immediately. Some light-skinned people can burn in 10 to 20 minutes.

MADE IN THE SHADE When a friend of Harvey Schakowsky developed skin cancer, Schakowsky was alarmed. He learned that one way to prevent skin cancer is by wearing protective clothing. “What IS protective clothing?” he asked. Nobody knew.

So he decided to look into it. Testing different fibers, he found that a typical cotton T-shirt will block only 50 percent of harmful rays from the sun. After some experimenting, he developed a fabric that blocks 99 percent of ultraviolet B radiation and 93 percent of ultraviolet A rays. It’s made of a synthetically woven nylon which is treated with a patented chemical substance. Schakowsky is marketing the line as Solarweave, selling hats, jackets, and shirts. He would like to see all sports players wearing his weave. He’s also pushing for all clothing to be labeled telling consumers what protection, if any, it offers. ~QUOTE~ “I never expected to see the day when girls would get sunburned in the places they do today.” -Will Rogers HAND FACTS • No one know for sure why the skin gets all wrinkled when it’s wet for long periods of time. However, researchers have noted that when the nerves that supply feeling to a patch of skin is cut, that patch of skin becomes permanently numb-- and it also ceases to become wrinkled when it is wet. It also loses its ability to sweat.

Scientists now theorize that wrinkled skin allows for a better grip in wet situations. Hunter-gatherers operating in wet environments would find this advantageous.

• There are no muscles in your fingers. Your fingers are controlled by muscles and tendons in your palm, wrist, and forearm.

• The wrinkles on the backs of the knuckles of your fingers are the places where the skin is attached to the tendons that move the fingers. (This prevents the skin from moving around like a rubber glove when hands are used for gripping and twisting.) If for some reason the finger joints cease moving, the wrinkles disappear.

• The skin on the palm of your hand is unable to tan.

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When we were young, at age 23 (the first point in life where we were wrong), we expected great futures even though the reality wasn’t necessarily wonderful at the time. We faced tough circumstances with student loans, home costs, financial pressures and raising young families, but we thought we could handle it and would accomplish much.

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Shingles Rash Gone, Pain Lingers On DEAR DR. DONOHUE: Two months ago, I broke out in a shingles rash. I had some pain, but not a whole lot. After the rash left, the pain increased, and it’s still there to this day. I would greatly appreciate any suggestions you might make. I need some relief from this pain. I didn’t think shingles lasted this long. Would the shingles vaccine help? -- R.M. ANSWER: Shingles doesn’t last that long. What you have now is postherpetic neuralgia, nerve damage caused by the shingles virus. That’s the source of your pain.

The entire story is complicated. When you were a kid, you had chickenpox. Even if you don’t remember, even if there’s no record of it, the chickenpox virus infected your body. It remains in a deep sleep inside nerve cells until later in life, when something wakens it and the virus makes its way down the nerve to the skin. There it produces the typical rash and pain of shingles. The rash is gone in about two weeks.

Between 10 percent and 15 percent of those who have shingles will face one of its dreadful complications: postherpetic neuralgia, pain that lingers long after the rash is gone. Pain relievers and time are the only things that treat this shingles aftermath.

Sometimes antidepressants given in low doses can ease the pain. Amitriptyline is an example of such a drug. Seizure-control medicines are another group of drugs that can control postherpetic neuralgia. Lyrica and Neurontin are two such drugs.

Capsaicin cream, available without a prescription, applied to the area of pain, might soothe it. Qutenza is a patch impregnated with a high concentration of capsaicin. It’s the latest treatment of the aftermath pain of shingles. A health-care professional has to apply the patch to the skin. It’s left in place for an hour and then removed. It is expensive; make sure your insurance covers it.

Often, doctors have to resort to a combination of treatments to control postherpetic neuralgia.

The shingles vaccine won’t help you now. If given before an outbreak, it prevents shingles in 50 percent of recipients and has a 66 percent record of heading off postherpetic neuralgia.

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Despite the U.S. economy’s continued struggle, a sizable number of us are comfortable carrying credit-card debt. Worse, we’re doing it to support a lifestyle our income doesn’t cover.

A recent poll by the National Foundation for Credit Counseling revealed that 18 percent of respondents are comfortable carrying credit-card debt from month to month.

Here’s what happens when you depend on credit cards to fund a lifestyle when you don’t have the cash: --If your credit ratio (availability vs. percentage used) gets too high, your credit scores go down. Low credit scores mean that if you should need to borrow money, you’ll pay higher interest. Your insurance rates also could go up. (Yes, they check.)

--In an emergency, you won’t have access to money you’ve already spent on your credit card.

--Interest is added every month, which includes interest from the previous month, so you’re paying interest on the interest.

Even more interest is added every time a purchase is made.

It can get to the point that most of your payment goes to pay interest, not the balance.

On the other hand, according to the poll, 21 percent of us don’t use credit cards at all. That isn’t a good idea either, and here’s why: --To make a major purchase such as a vehicle or a house, you need a credit history. Credit cards are one of the types of credit that generally make up a credit history. No history, no loan.

--Credit cards can come in handy when there are genuine bargains for items you need or for emergencies.

--If you pay cash for everything you buy and disputes arise, you don’t have the protection you would have if those purchases were made with a credit card. Returns are easier with a credit card, too.

The majority of respondents to the poll indicated that it’s best to use credit cards, but to pay off the debt every month. Here’s why that’s a good idea: --Low credit use and on-time payments raise credit scores.

--Paying credit cards off monthly helps to avoid interest and penalty.

--In case of emergencies, the balance of the credit availability is there.

If you’d like to know more about The National Foundation for Credit Counseling or ways to handle your credit, go online to www.nfcc.org.

VA Gives Ground on Agent Orange

The Department of Veterans Affairs pays benefits for a number of illnesses caused by Agent Orange, including chronic B-cell leukemias, Hodgkin’s disease and Parkinson’s disease. For the most part, however, unless you were boots on the ground and wallowing in the stuff in Vietnam, proving exposure has been tough.

At CFB Gagetown, the VA only acknowledges a four-day window of possible exposure. Blue Water sailors have had to prove that they actually stepped foot on land or were on ships that operated in the waterways of Vietnam. Those who came in contact with the C-123K spray planes post-Vietnam were told they were unlikely to be at risk because the Agent Orange would have dried.

Officials didn’t think it through. In the years before the planes were decommissioned (around 2010), they were used as medical and cargo carriers. They were still contaminated. Those affected could include National Guard, flight nurses, ground crews and flight crews. Methods of transmission would have been skin, breathing or eating. Consider: A wet wipe-down of the plane can activate the toxin.

Now, for the first time, the VA has acknowledged (in the form of disability compensation to one veteran) that those who flew in the planes that dropped the Agent Orange also could be affected.

If you flew on or worked on a C-123K between 1972 and 1982, and if you’re sick from Agent Orange exposure and fighting for compensation, write this down: Retired Air Force Lt. Col. Paul Bailey had his denied claim overturned and he will receive compensation “as the result of occupational hazards onboard C-123K aircrafts.” He flew on the C-123K after the Vietnam War. Bailey is ill with multiple cancers.

When his plane, sent to a museum, was tested in 1994, it was discovered to still be “heavily contaminated” with Agent Orange.

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