Skincare Toxins and Key Nutrients and Plant Compounds for Healthy Skin with Brian Vaszily
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Beauty, they say, is more than just skincare. In this episode, Brian Vaszily explains why the things we were taught to do to take care of our skin may actually bring more harm not just to the skin but to the overall health. He also warns that "if that thing you're putting on your skin is not something you can't put in your mouth, don't put it" because it can be toxic for you. There are products you can use that are healthier and safer for the skin. Check out the components that make these products the right ones for you.
"The same way that you could feed your body healthy ingredients that actually boosts your health, you can boost the skin with healthy ingredients that boost your health."
-Brian Vaszily
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In This Episode:
- This is what you need to take your time to focus on to ensure the quality of your lives and health get better as you age…
- The main barrier works together with these sub-barriers to negatively impact the way you age…
- You'll be shocked to discover that "personal care" and cosmetics are not really made to care for you or make you beautiful.
- Find out why it's critical for you to remember that the skin is an organ, just like any other organ in the body.
- There are 3 key areas that you need to focus on when it comes to the appearance of the skin.
- These are the ingredients you need to look for in a skin product that is extremely beneficial to the skin.
- Check out these unique compounds in plants that outstandingly help in keeping the skin healthy and elastic.
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