Ageless Skin: The Connection Between Skincare and Longevity

<p>Do you know how to take care of your skin? Or the current mistake you are making? Join Dr. Jeffrey Gladden and Amitay Eshel in this episode of the Gladden Longevity Podcast. Amitay Eshel is an entrepreneur in the biohacking and beauty fields. He has held executive roles in the health, wellness, and beauty industry for over a decade and has been a business development consultant in that space. As Co-founder and CEO of Young Goose, the biohacking skincare company, and host of the Young Goose’s Biohacking Beauty podcast, Amitay has been making waves in his industry through education and innovation. Young Goose embodies his two passions, performance optimization and skin health, with products that boost the functions of natural rejuvenation processes in the skin. In this episode, they discuss skincare, longevity, and best practices for the best skin. As the podcast progresses, they talk about advances in skincare, the difference in approach with Young Goose, and how skincare plays into longevity. Next, Amitay Eshel delves into the science of senescent cells and their implications on aging. Eshel examines how these cells become a big driver of aging as we grow older and infect healthy cells, leading to an accumulation of senescent burden on our skin that drives whole-body aging. He discusses the importance of eliminating these cells from areas exposed to environmental toxins and even reveals that a serum aimed at removing these cells exists. So, what can you do immediately for your best skin? </p> <p>Listen to this episode to learn about making 100 the new 30 and living young for a lifetime! </p> <p>--</p> <p>DISCOUNT: <br /> Get 10% OFF your skin performance products at https://www.younggoose.com/AGEHACKERS using the code: AGEHACKERS</p> <p> --</p> <p><br /> Steve gives an overview of the discussion with Amitay Eshel. (00:38) <br /> Dr. Gladden introduces Amitay Eshel and shares his focus. (3:30) <br /> Amitay shares how he started off his career. (6:00) <br /> Amitay says that most people like to give labels to t