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Young Goose Secrets: NAD, Skincare, and the Science of Longevity with Amitay Eshel
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In this episode of the Beautifully Broken podcast, host Freddie Kimmel sits down with skincare expert Amitay Eshel to explore the fascinating connection between skin health, longevity, and overall wellness. Together, they discuss the science behind red light therapy, the importance of NAD and spermidine in cellular repair, and how internal health directly impacts skin vitality. Amitay also shares insights into how our skin serves as a shield against environmental toxins and why red light therapy should be a priority over traditional skincare products.
The conversation dives deeper into the impact of senescent cells and the adverse effects of blue light on mitochondrial health, offering actionable tips for protecting and rejuvenating the skin. Whether you're interested in anti-aging technology or holistic wellness, this episode provides a fresh perspective on how skin care is truly health care.
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Episode highlights
04:39 Impact of Red Light Technology vs Skin Care Products 10:16 Sources of High Energy Visible Light 13:06 How the Health of Our Skin Interrelated With Our Internal Health 20:58 Why NAD is Important for Anti-Aging 26:24 The Passion to Create Efficacious Products
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