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Sick and Tired with Richard N. Ash M.D. - August 17, 2008 - Hour 2
In The Doctor's Office with Dr. Richard Ash
[0:03:16] ... that we're a couple of -- teams that were being expressed. In skin that had been wounded. And these two proteins are called make for crimes they're very tiny proteins. They're they're not so much involved directly in the world prepare for what they do is they stimulate. These journal's south of the skin to actually increase connective tissue. And nu skin cells so you if you look at the skin of a young person maybe -- eight or nine years old their skin usually is very. Very softly -- very beautiful very youthful looking. And the reason that is because this -- is being turned ...
[0:04:23] ... discovered these two matrix. And decided to start applying it to aging skin and -- Very pleasantly surprised to see that it really does. Get rid of the fine lines and wrinkles and so the ...
[0:05:02] ... of fine lines some deep wrinkles and and some very old looking skin. And to make a long story short the average. Was 845%. Reduction. In deep wrinkles. Now let me repeat -- 845%. Reduction in deep wrinkles. Of the skin over all of between those ages of 34 and 74 results of this was highly significant. Result one that I was much ...
[0:05:58] ... the stand. And at the same time it is making sure your skin is not going to get infected after -- and at the same time. It's going to increase the moisture in the skin. Which -- about. There have been several clinical studies with the top the ingredients and talk all the show. That it increases ...
[0:09:31] ... But it's a totally different. Problem when you're looking at the sagging skin underneath the Chan. ...
[0:10:08] ... 819%. Increase in the firmness of the skin of the face. ...
[0:10:15] ... was that there was a 40% increase in the firmness of the skin of an act now that is huge. ...
[0:13:55] ... has called pocketing eighty -- free radical damage that occurs. In the skin cells particularly. What they call the organ out of the -- insult these are internal components of the -- the DNA. The right its own that's sort of -- and then also. An oxidation that occurs. With the connective tissue which is outside the cells you get these two things happening together. And when -- Carter's. The skin itself cannot produce. A viable amount of the connective tissue and so the connective -- cross links. With the cells that are ...
[0:14:53] ... an extremely important component of collagen the connective tissue that holds the skin together. So if you really want to generate those wrinkles fast. Just smoke cigarettes. Or cigars or anything else do these. Wrinkles ...
[0:15:28] ... turns out that the ultraviolet light can really. Cause some damage the skin in fact it is -- the main reason for what is called premature wrinkling of the skin. And that there's a couple of components you VA UPP. The -- stimulates these enzymes I was talking about that. Tend to ...
[0:16:30] ... it's trying to -- and fifteen minutes without anything on your skin just to get the vitamin D production. But then put you forty -- are really protective skin from. The intense sunlight that's going to occur during the summer also cut down your smoking -- cut it out because that's ...
[0:20:03] ... with anti aging. And one of the problems associated with getting the skin too tight. Is that you cannot. Evenly dispersed with tear down over the -- of the cornea you're film dries out you get what is called -- Which exposes the accordion into the air and there's a lot of nerve endings on that cornea. And my gosh this for a one woman was in pain. Suffering she was tearing it nothing seemed to help she had to go back and get the skin relax through surgery. In order to blink normal. So I'm going to warn everybody out there. It you may not dying under the surgeons not I don't want to scare you off from from having your procedure you've looked forward to. But on the other hand if you could get rid of those -- if you could turn back. The aging process and really have more beautiful youthful looking skin. Then please consider the top -- before you go. Under the surgeon's scalpel it is certainly worth a try. ...
[0:21:52] ... or infection these people are getting the the reacting. Conditions of the skin and they're getting better. I certainly wouldn't be surprised. Now we -- to use some. -- because that's the law. You don't ...
[0:23:09] ... I care to -- means much more than just testing the need for eyeglasses. It means complete and total dedication to saving and or ...
[0:23:39] ... diet correction and vitamin supplementation to strengthen Erisa. Complete and total pediatric care laser treatment where indicated the -- resurfacing sun damage in. Let's correction of that bulges unsightly grouping and undesirable features. Care of -- no problems including surgery for detach Britain. Even a complete department for frames lenses and contacts at the rose and ...
[0:25:38] ... Second something that would really make the skin feel good. ...
[0:27:23] ... the -- But more importantly -- rejuvenate the -- it makes the skin look wait and when you look great you feel great. ...
[0:28:15] ... products of this in the oil habit or that's going to make acne worse is that so it's the thought people have if they do have that condition that I want to make his get ...
[0:28:47] ... about a substance that's going to help in terms of making the skin look good feel good. And because we had some some preservatives in there I pull out organic preservatives. It may even help ...
[0:29:52] ... that is science space. It does help produce new collagen and new skin cells it increases the moisture is significantly. And you could use at which your cosmetics this is a real boon for mostly. ...
[0:30:13] ... I saw I had no idea that the technology. Rejuvenation of the skin had reached the point that it had. And of course we tried to make it better by adding a lot of these natural ingredients. Let me tell you something. This this whole area of looking younger. And rejuvenating your skin it's -- it's eleven point six million dollars of cosmetic surgeries. Last year that talent you know big business. This is. Huge industry. And that overall there's a twelve point four billion dollar it's a twelve point four billion dollars when you consider. All of the cosmetic procedures that are being used. -- abrasion. Skin peels and all of those things so botox injections collagen injections. All of those procedures are fine. If you're doing it with ...
[0:31:36] ... should be on. As the age of thirty years old when the skin starts to age. I was at a business meeting not to long ago and one of these. That the first thing that ...
[0:33:56] ... that if you -- You are. Kind of explode creating the surface skin cells every day. And that does help to bring up the you know that is consult underneath but. For the ladies you ...
[0:34:42] ... the -- As we age we lose moisture from not only her skin cells all the other cells of the body and it becomes a problem. Because it's difficult to get rid of waste it's difficult to get the nutrients and like we should water is the media by which we keep ourselves healthy. So you can increase. In a natural way the amount of moisture the skin cells are holding. And we do that with a product called squabbling and by the way -- only enhance. A natural anti ...
[0:35:30] ... all small amount it's -- it goes right into the skin just Robin you know. And it starts doing its job but it addresses the primary reasons why. We get wrinkles in the ...
[0:36:42] ... called thought at all. And if you're considering drastic surgery rejecting his skin with chemicals to reduce wrinkles that need to consider a non basis there. That clinically proven to reduce plot lines rankled that ...
[0:52:37] ... I have the complete care of these supports giving it its tendency. They can't keep your -- off he -- cup pure love and respect and and ...
Sick and Tired with Richard N. Ash M.D. - August 17, 2008 - Hour 2
Total Health with Dr. Braverman
[0:03:16] ... that we're a couple of -- teams that were being expressed. In skin that had been wounded. And these two proteins are called make for crimes they're very tiny proteins. They're they're not so much involved directly in the world prepare for what they do is they stimulate. These journal's south of the skin to actually increase connective tissue. And nu skin cells so you if you look at the skin of a young person maybe -- eight or nine years old their skin usually is very. Very softly -- very beautiful very youthful looking. And the reason that is because this -- is being turned ...
[0:04:23] ... discovered these two matrix. And decided to start applying it to aging skin and -- Very pleasantly surprised to see that it really does. Get rid of the fine lines and wrinkles and so the ...
[0:05:02] ... of fine lines some deep wrinkles and and some very old looking skin. And to make a long story short the average. Was 845%. Reduction. In deep wrinkles. Now let me repeat -- 845%. Reduction in deep wrinkles. Of the skin over all of between those ages of 34 and 74 results of this was highly significant. Result one that I was much ...
[0:05:58] ... the stand. And at the same time it is making sure your skin is not going to get infected after -- and at the same time. It's going to increase the moisture in the skin. Which -- about. There have been several clinical studies with the top the ingredients and talk all the show. That it increases ...
[0:09:31] ... But it's a totally different. Problem when you're looking at the sagging skin underneath the Chan. ...
[0:10:08] ... 819%. Increase in the firmness of the skin of the face. ...
[0:10:15] ... was that there was a 40% increase in the firmness of the skin of an act now that is huge. ...
[0:13:55] ... has called pocketing eighty -- free radical damage that occurs. In the skin cells particularly. What they call the organ out of the -- insult these are internal components of the -- the DNA. The right its own that's sort of -- and then also. An oxidation that occurs. With the connective tissue which is outside the cells you get these two things happening together. And when -- Carter's. The skin itself cannot produce. A viable amount of the connective tissue and so the connective -- cross links. With the cells that are ...
[0:14:53] ... an extremely important component of collagen the connective tissue that holds the skin together. So if you really want to generate those wrinkles fast. Just smoke cigarettes. Or cigars or anything else do these. Wrinkles ...
[0:15:28] ... turns out that the ultraviolet light can really. Cause some damage the skin in fact it is -- the main reason for what is called premature wrinkling of the skin. And that there's a couple of components you VA UPP. The -- stimulates these enzymes I was talking about that. Tend to ...
[0:16:30] ... it's trying to -- and fifteen minutes without anything on your skin just to get the vitamin D production. But then put you forty -- are really protective skin from. The intense sunlight that's going to occur during the summer also cut down your smoking -- cut it out because that's ...
[0:20:03] ... with anti aging. And one of the problems associated with getting the skin too tight. Is that you cannot. Evenly dispersed with tear down over the -- of the cornea you're film dries out you get what is called -- Which exposes the accordion into the air and there's a lot of nerve endings on that cornea. And my gosh this for a one woman was in pain. Suffering she was tearing it nothing seemed to help she had to go back and get the skin relax through surgery. In order to blink normal. So I'm going to warn everybody out there. It you may not dying under the surgeons not I don't want to scare you off from from having your procedure you've looked forward to. But on the other hand if you could get rid of those -- if you could turn back. The aging process and really have more beautiful youthful looking skin. Then please consider the top -- before you go. Under the surgeon's scalpel it is certainly worth a try. ...
[0:21:52] ... or infection these people are getting the the reacting. Conditions of the skin and they're getting better. I certainly wouldn't be surprised. Now we -- to use some. -- because that's the law. You don't ...
[0:23:09] ... I care to -- means much more than just testing the need for eyeglasses. It means complete and total dedication to saving and or ...
[0:23:39] ... diet correction and vitamin supplementation to strengthen Erisa. Complete and total pediatric care laser treatment where indicated the -- resurfacing sun damage in. Let's correction of that bulges unsightly grouping and undesirable features. Care of -- no problems including surgery for detach Britain. Even a complete department for frames lenses and contacts at the rose and ...
[0:25:38] ... Second something that would really make the skin feel good. ...
[0:27:23] ... the -- But more importantly -- rejuvenate the -- it makes the skin look wait and when you look great you feel great. ...
[0:28:15] ... products of this in the oil habit or that's going to make acne worse is that so it's the thought people have if they do have that condition that I want to make his get ...
[0:28:47] ... about a substance that's going to help in terms of making the skin look good feel good. And because we had some some preservatives in there I pull out organic preservatives. It may even help ...
[0:29:52] ... that is science space. It does help produce new collagen and new skin cells it increases the moisture is significantly. And you could use at which your cosmetics this is a real boon for mostly. ...
[0:30:13] ... I saw I had no idea that the technology. Rejuvenation of the skin had reached the point that it had. And of course we tried to make it better by adding a lot of these natural ingredients. Let me tell you something. This this whole area of looking younger. And rejuvenating your skin it's -- it's eleven point six million dollars of cosmetic surgeries. Last year that talent you know big business. This is. Huge industry. And that overall there's a twelve point four billion dollar it's a twelve point four billion dollars when you consider. All of the cosmetic procedures that are being used. -- abrasion. Skin peels and all of those things so botox injections collagen injections. All of those procedures are fine. If you're doing it with ...
[0:31:36] ... should be on. As the age of thirty years old when the skin starts to age. I was at a business meeting not to long ago and one of these. That the first thing that ...
[0:33:56] ... that if you -- You are. Kind of explode creating the surface skin cells every day. And that does help to bring up the you know that is consult underneath but. For the ladies you ...
[0:34:42] ... the -- As we age we lose moisture from not only her skin cells all the other cells of the body and it becomes a problem. Because it's difficult to get rid of waste it's difficult to get the nutrients and like we should water is the media by which we keep ourselves healthy. So you can increase. In a natural way the amount of moisture the skin cells are holding. And we do that with a product called squabbling and by the way -- only enhance. A natural anti ...
[0:35:30] ... all small amount it's -- it goes right into the skin just Robin you know. And it starts doing its job but it addresses the primary reasons why. We get wrinkles in the ...
[0:36:42] ... called thought at all. And if you're considering drastic surgery rejecting his skin with chemicals to reduce wrinkles that need to consider a non basis there. That clinically proven to reduce plot lines rankled that ...
[0:52:37] ... I have the complete care of these supports giving it its tendency. They can't keep your -- off he -- cup pure love and respect and and ...
RadioActivity for 08/18/2008
RadioActivity for 08/18/2008
[0:04:52] ... Take care Carol how are you well I don't think it's that it pays to worry worry is a waste of energy just put ...
[0:19:27] ... might get to it just really overcharged and and it's even get acne from -- and in that need you don't want more then then you need. To what extent does demand sexual performance represent ...
[0:30:58] ... symptoms are fatigue. Insomnia. Weight gain -- costs. The dry thickened skin and White House. Depression you mentioned. So many of -- loss of the outer third of the eyebrow -- Strange things but ...
[0:40:55] ... knee surgery. 31 years ago. On my knee out of an ACL. Care which is repaired and also happy. Cartilage removed. And about ten years ago I can't we have. Problems -- replicates that could ...
Food Talk - August 14, 2008
Mike Colameco is here on this Open Phones edition of Food Talk to help with all your restaurant, wine, and recipe conundrums.
[0:11:40] ... grows to like cut despite the that the sport back. And -- skin is not look at the -- but not this content butternut squash. I'm asking your opinion what do you think the best ...
[0:17:18] ... gonna do is you're going to. You're gonna try and find the acne which is in the middle of town and on Lafayette. And then there right across the street from the back on the ...
[0:27:30] ... down to about. Three and a quarter. And the again I don't care for 345 freedoms I don't care how much -- does that academic leave them there must Carty the -- is seen from left -- right we're not going ...
Stuck In The Same House_08-13-08_Hour Three
Frosty, Heidi and Frank talk about how people still have to live together even if they get a divorce because of the housing market. Heidi tells her personal story of living with someone after the break up.
[0:09:49] ... the dog they just doing that to get a -- your skin you know through it to -- amend the dog is an you know take illegally dog and she'd get the dog in ...
[0:24:58] ... don't get out there any -- out and they don't get acne they have absolutely no body odor and maiden aunt and an extra minimal sweating like barely -- especially in the Austrian -- ...
[0:25:39] ... they had Glen N Helsinki about the -- said they don't get acne -- vastly nobody -- and minimal sweating mom and yes she explained there's a concept that if you told somebody that they ...
[0:28:26] ... at DNA issue in my high risk everything I know -- skin flakes were anti. The daily aside what I like a private -- grammar and -- DNA behind. ...
[0:34:47] ... Well anything goes there who care in this and parts they have extra parts. ...