When tanning beds first came on the market, the sole purpose of this technology was to provide indoor toning, the only cosmetic in nature. Achieving a beautiful deep olive skin seemed a trivial and the tanning bed was less rich than other technological innovations. Therefore, the primary users of tanning beds are young women who only want to tan to show off to their friends. However, subsequent studies suggest that tanning beds may not be the only way to darken the skin. Ultraviolet radiation emitted by tanning bed lamps has been found to impair the production of vitamin D in human skin in the same way as direct exposure to sunlight. Vitamin D is a key ingredient needed to strengthen bones and prevent disease. Therefore, it can be said that using tanning beds responsibly contributes to the overall health of a person. With these studies, the profile of tanning bed users begins to change dramatically. Instead of being designed entirely with young women, the profile of tanning bed users now includes both men and the elderly. And a study by a team of researchers led by Dr. Michael Strep. The results of this 2004 study were compared with the results of the previous 1996 survey. In the 1996 survey, almost all college-age women used tanning beds. But in recent market research, 30% of tanning bed users are men. A similar survey from Canadian tanning salons showed comparable data. That's 25% of the total patrons in 160 Canadian tanning salons are men. Now the percentage is expected to increase as tanning salons are created differently to hair and beauty salons. It is more convenient for men to enter a tanning salon. Interesting data has emerged from a survey of male consumers. A tanning salon reports that although 27% of its customers are men, 40% of its profits come from male clients. This is because men use tanning beds more often than women. A recent market study also revealed that older people are now using tanning beds. This means that 70% of all tanning bed users surveyed are over 25 years old. And in New York, men over the age of 40 began to use tanning beds. Now there are even senior citizens entering the tanning salons. As the health benefits of using a tanning bed become more popular, more and more men and adults are going to use this indoor tanning technique. These new wave of consumers who want to use proven technology are responsible and health conscious individuals.
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Some people have the problem of aging gracefully. They are concerned about wrinkles, gray hair and other effects of aging. But people in old age need to focus on getting all the nutrients they need.
Older people find it difficult to get all the nutrients and vitamins their body needs. One reason may be a decrease in physical activity and a gradual decrease in appetite due to the effect of medication. About 50% of Americans 65 or older are
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