• How To Create Your Personal Roadmap To Skin, Health, and Beauty

  • Feb 8 2023
  • Length: 55 mins
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How To Create Your Personal Roadmap To Skin, Health, and Beauty

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  • Feed Your Skin Right breaks new ground. It takes you inside the frontiers of medicine to provide you with answers that work just for you.

    Dr. Mark Tager introduces you to integrative/functional medicine, aesthetics, and regenerative techniques, where he helps you create your personal roadmap to skin health and beauty.

    You will:
    • Learn about the emerging sciences of nutritional genomics, gut and skin microbiome testing, and food sensitivities and how these assessments shape your skin health and beauty
    • Identify which supplements and topicals are high-quality and worth the money
    • Review the aesthetic procedures that build skin beauty from within
    • Craft a plan for your journey to radiant beauty
    • Find professional resources to get you started and keep you on track.
    • Advice for the average consumer who is confused about the types of supplements that help create glowing skin
    • Depending on the survey, some 60-80% of Americans say they take a daily vitamin. With this in mind, do people need to add additional supplements to their diet to have great skin?
    • How the average consumer can try to assess the quality of the supplements they now take
    • In Feed Your Skin, Dr. Tager notes that some physicians will discount the importance of supplementation, noting that “Americans have the most expensive urine in the world…and most vitamins are just excreted.” Dr. Tager can share his stance on this.
    • Nutrition is very personalized, but if he had to provide just a few tips on what to eat and what to avoid for great skin, what would Dr. Tager recommend?
    • What does it mean to “eat for your genes,” and how can the average person do it?
    • What’s the story on refined carbohydrates, particularly avoiding gluten? Is this real? Or just a fad?
    • In the book, Dr. Tager speaks to the value of “bio-stimulatory procedures.” What does that mean, what are some examples, and how do they work?


    WEBSITE: https://www.drtager.com/

    Feed Your Skin Right provides a powerful and timely message for anyone who wants radiant beauty. It's also an excellent read for professionals who wish to understand how to better serve the needs of their clients.

    BUY HIS BOOK: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09SHVNB87/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_5ESYP4ZGG6P481G8Q5VB

    ABOUT DR. TAGER

    Dr. Mark Tager, MD, is CEO of San Diego-based ChangeWell Inc., an organization that trains and coaches certified nutritionists, licensed aestheticians, and other healthcare practitioners to enhance their craft.

    As a physician, he is well-grounded in aesthetic, lifestyle, regenerative, and integrative medicine.

    As a medical student at Duke University Medical Center, he created one of the first nutrition training programs for medical students.

    He has been actively involved in training and consulting projects in aesthetics, stem cells, medical malpractice prevention, skincare, and advanced cardiac biomarkers.

    A prolific author and speaker, he has written eleven books, the latest being Feed Your Skin Right: Your Personalized Nutrition Plan for Radiant Beauty.

    He brings a wealth of experience to his professional development work. As a consultant and change agent, he has worked with various organizations, from Fortune 100 companies to small non-profits.
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