Today’s episode focuses on biohacking in the skincare industry. Today’s guest shares how innovations in longevity, anti-aging, and health optimization translate into topical products. Join us to learn more!

Amitay Eshel is the co-founder and CEO of Young Goose, a biohacking skincare company that uses skin regenerative therapy to correct cellular damage. He has worked with hair care and red light therapy before finding his place in the skincare field. As an Israeli military veteran, he had brain injuries that prompted his interest in biohacking, longevity, and NAD. Young Goose is on the cutting edge of new skincare biohacking innovations. 

Show Highlights:

• The role of NAD in the skin and the body’s regenerative processes
• What a patient can expect from using an NAD skin cream
• Why Young Goose only puts NAD precursors in two of their products
• Why Young Goose’s sunscreen is different from most others on the market
• How even artificial light can damage the skin and cause pigmentation
• What to look for in a sunblock (and why you should avoid chemical sunblocks) if you are concerned about your health
• What to consider in taking NAD suppositories, IVs, and creams
• How peptides are used in Young Goose products
• How hyperbaric technologies are used in skincare
• How red light therapies can help with general health and specific skincare issues to help our cells function more optimally

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