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The document discusses the skin changes women experience during perimenopause and menopause, primarily caused by declining estrogen levels, leading to issues such as acne, age spots, and wrinkles. It introduces a 10-step program, Skin-O-Pause™, aimed at restoring skin health through hormonal optimization, diet, and lifestyle changes. Additionally, it outlines recommended supplements for managing menopausal symptoms and emphasizes the importance of personalized medical guidance.
You Old Bag
- 3. Perimenopausal & MenopausalSkin The biggest factor for aging skin in women is estrogen
- 4. Hormone levels initiate changesin the skin as we age.
- 5. Perimenopause & DecliningEstrogen Women going through Perimenopause will see pigment, texture, and hydration changes after her second pregnancy, or around thirty five, whichever comes first.
- 7. What happens towomen’s skin as estrogen declines?
- 8. What Happens toAging Skin (cont.) Acne • 85% of Perimenopausal and Menopausal women have acne • Hormone Imbalance Acne • Toxic Gut Acne
- 9. What Happens toAging Skin (cont.) Age Spots • Sun Damage • Hereditary
- 10. What Happens toAging Skin (cont.) Crepe Skin • Leathery skin texture • No subcutaneous fat or water
- 11. What Happens toAging Skin (cont.) Dehydrated Skin • Thyroid issue • Scratch your name in your skin • Pinch test
- 12. What Happens toAging Skin (cont.) Lip Boarder Lines • Non-smokers • High FSH
- 13. What Happens toAging Skin (cont.) Deep Wrinkles • No Collagen • No Subcutaneous Fat
- 14. What Happens toAging Skin (cont.) Facial Hair • Hertoghe Syndrome (Hypothyroidism) • White, wispy facial hair • Pubic chin hair
- 15. What Happens toAging Skin (cont.) Thinning Lips • Estrogen Deficiency • Decreased Collagen Production
- 16. What Happens toAging Skin (cont.) Fading and Contrasting Pigment • Estrogen Deficiency • Loss of Melanin • Pale, washed-out look, pale lips
- 17. What Happens toAging Skin (cont.) Rosacea • Gut Toxicity • Thighs, Upper arms, Cheeks
- 18. What Happens toAging Skin (cont.) Tiny Skin Bumps • Pimple-like tags • Skin irregularities
- 19. What Happens toAging Skin (cont.) Creepy Crawling Skin • Itches • Never relieve itch by scratching
- 20. What Causes TheseChanges? • Declined estrogen levels • Loss of collagen production • Lifetime of UV exposure • Natural slowing down of cell turnover • A crappy diet • Environmental toxin exposure • Inadequate sleep • Sedentary lifestyle
- 21. Causes of EstrogenDeficiency • Poor diet • Environmental Toxins • Eating disorders • Excessive exercising • Pituitary diseases • Low body fat • Medications • Genetics • Sedentary lifestyle
- 22. Skin-o-Pause™ An 10 StepHormone Restoration Lifestyle Program designed to restore Perimenopausal and Menopausal skin to a youthful glow. Get your youthful skin back for real.
- 23. Skin-o-Pause™ Step One Optimize YourHormones Panacea Protocol: Bioidentical Cyclic Dosed Hormone Restoration Systems™ info@PanaceaSciences.com
- 24. Skin-o-Pause™ Step Two Get anEstrogen Facial™ info@PanaceaSciences.com
- 25. Skin-o-Pause™ Step Three Use Estra-Glo :Estrogen Face Cream by Prescription™ info@PanaceaSciences.com
- 26. Skin-o-Pause™ Step Four Kick Himto the Curb-Reduce Stress
- 27. Skin-o-Pause™ Step Five • BeaSleep before 10:00pm • Lights Out T.S. Wiley
- 28. Skin-o-Pause™ Step Six • Eat-Mediterranean (It’s not about calories.) • The Perimenopause Diet™
- 29. Skin-o-Pause™ Step Seven • Move-Dance,Live, Play, Engage, Participate • Thin-o-Pause™ Perimenopause Fitness
- 30. Skin-o-Pause™ Step Eight Get OffMedications
- 31. Skin-o-Pause™ Step Nine Wash yournew underwear-Eliminate Toxins (including People)
- 32. Skin-o-Pause™ Step Ten Take YourVitamins-Regenamax eStore
- 33. If you areinterested in learning more, or if your doctor is interested in being trained in The Panacea Protocol: Bioidentical Cyclic Dosed Hormone Restoration Systems™, please email info@PanaceaSciences.com
- 34. Upcoming Shows Thu 2/20/2014 Don’t TouchMe Fri 2/21/2014 Fat Skinny Girl Mon 2/24/2014 The Estrogen Lie Tue 2/25/2014 The Chin Whisker Whisperer Wed 2/26/2014 Still Popping Pimples Thu 2/27/2014 Lies Doctors Tell Fri 2/28/2014 The Jessica Rabbit Effect Mon 3/03/2014 The Perimenopausal Drunk Tues 3/04/2014 Sleeping in Separate Rooms
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- 37. Recommended pharmaceutical grade supplementsand access codes.
- 38. Recommended Pharmaceutical GradeSupplements Xymogen eStore https://store.xymogen.com/Login.aspx Access Code: Moxie Practitioner Code: Hoag
- 39. RegeneMax™ provides ch-OSA®(cholinestabilized orthosilicic acid), that helps naturally nourish your body’s beauty proteins. Regular orthosilicic acid is highly unstable, leading it to form polymers. These polymers are too large for the human body to absorb. But the patented “choline stabilization” technology in RegeneMax prevents the polymers from forming, ensuring optimal absorption. RegeneMax has been formulated with clinically proven ch-OSA for your assurance.
- 40. Estro Harmony™ isfor women who want relief from menopausal hot flashes and support for breast health. Research suggests the ingredients in this formula can also benefit cardiovascular status and bone remodeling. This all-natural formula delivers a proprietary blend of plant lignan extract and 8-prenylnaringenin (8-PN) from hops, at clinically relevant levels, to support the body’s natural process of healthy aromatase activity and exert phytoestrogen (e.g., enterolactone) and antioxidant activity.
- 41. MedCaps Menopause™ isa unique combination blend that is formulated to provide nutritional targeted nourishment for women during menopause. It features specially selected herbs and nutrients that support the adrenal glands’ adaptive response as well as support circulation, relaxation and overall well-being. Featuring a non soy derived source of isoflavones, MedCaps Menopause may also beneficially influence estrogen receptor function.
- 42. PMS Soothe™ is a comprehensive blend of Native American and Chineseherbs traditionally used to provide balance and support for a healthy menstrual cycle.
- 43. Hormone Protect™ isan ideal combination of DIM (diindolylmethane) and SGS™ (glucoraphanin) that helps protect estrogen-sensitive tissues by promoting healthy estrogen metabolism and supporting detoxification and neutralization of harmful estrogen metabolites and xenoestrogens.
- 44. ProbioMax DDS™ isa chewable probiotic designed to activate in the oral cavity for support of healthy teeth and gums. As you chew it releases the safe and powerful DDS-18™ strain of Streptococcus salivarius—a beneficial bacterium that normally occurs in a healthy oral cavity. S salivarius DDS-18 then attaches to cells in the oral cavity and colonizes, positively affecting the bacterial population therein and naturally defending the teeth and gums.
- 45. MedCaps Menopause™ isa unique combination blend that is formulated to provide nutritional targeted nourishment for women during menopause. It features specially selected herbs and nutrients that support the adrenal glands’ adaptive response as well as support circulation, relaxation and overall well-being. Featuring a non soy derived source of isoflavones, MedCaps Menopause may also beneficially influence estrogen receptor function.
- 46. ActivEssentials™ for Womenis a combination of four targeted nutritional formulas packaged together to provide convenient and comprehensive nutritional support.
- 47. All the informationin this podcast is intended for educational purposes only, and should not be construed as personal medical advice. Marie Hoag, MBA is not a physician, and does not give medical advice. She encourages you to do your own research and to make your own health care decisions with the guidance of a qualified physician.