Can You Turn Back the Clock 5, 10 or Even 20 Years? Yes! with Dr. Robyn Benson.
JJ talks to Dr. Robyn Benson about Amplified Regenerative Therapy: an innovative treatment that is not only making patients look 20 (yes, twenty!) years younger, but also alleviating several health conditions. A major part of the process, PRP, uses your own blood to create your own medicine – and the results are immediate. Dr. Robyn covers the “O-Shot,” the “Vampire Facelift” and other procedures. Looking and feeling 20 years younger is possible!
Key takeaways:
[1:15] Dr. Robyn Benson’s career briefing.
[2:28] How to look 20 years younger? Live amplified with Amplified Regenerative Therapy.
[4:14] PRP: Platelet Rich Plasma treatment. Your own blood turned into your medicine.
[5:25] PRP can diminish the wrinkles in your face; it actually makes skin smoother!
[7:06] The ideal lifestyle to maximize the results of PRP treatment.
[8:28] Using PRP techniques to help other health issues, like incontinence or pelvic pain.
[10:26] PRP and restoring the clitorial area; helping create new blood vessels.
[12:01] Knees, hips and herniated discs can be treated with PRP.
[14:01] PRP once or twice a year usually works & using prolozone as an alternative treatment.
[15:50] Treatment costs and practitioner qualifications to consider.
[19:20] Your gift from Dr. Benson! Get her eBook guide about Amplified Regenerative Therapy at JJVirgin.com/art.
[20:28] Digestive enzymes: how to get the right one!
[21:11] Listeners’ questions: Top three tips to look younger at 50 years old.
[22:53] 1 — Lower the sugar impact.
[23:26] 2 — Shorten your stress, a lot has to do with your mindset!
[24:06] 3 — Sleep 8 to 9 hours a day.
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