“Don’t forget to moisture,” was my Mom’s Lasting advice. But as sound as that advice may be, we all know that
topical creams don’t permanently stop the sagging or dulling of our skin. While we might cherish our hard-won
wrinkles, we also know that e skin is the largest organ of the body, and we need to nourish it not just for beauty
but for our health.
I was impressed by a company called Young Goose, which I encountered at a few longevity conferences,( not
cosmetic conferences.) For the past six years, Young Goose has melded geroscience with cosmetology with a bio-
hacking product line that includes NAD+ and other nutraceuticals
In this episode of Generation Bold: The Fountain of Truth, I interview Amitay Eshel, Young Goose’s CEO and co-
founder who has been in the beauty industry for over a decade, as well as being a business development
consultant in that space on skin health and rejuvenation. Discover the science behind the products and how
topicals can and cannot work for you.
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“Don’t forget to moisture,” was my Mom’s Lasting advice. But as sound as that advice may be, we all know that
topical creams don’t permanently stop the sagging or dulling of our skin. While we might cherish our hard-won
wrinkles, we also know that e skin is the largest organ of the body, and we need to nourish it not just for beauty
but for our health.
I was impressed by a company called Young Goose, which I encountered at a few longevity conferences,( not
cosmetic conferences.) For the past six years, Young Goose has melded geroscience with cosmetology with a bio-
hacking product line that includes NAD+ and other nutraceuticals
In this episode of Generation Bold: The Fountain of Truth, I interview Amitay Eshel, Young Goose’s CEO and co-
founder who has been in the beauty industry for over a decade, as well as being a business development
consultant in that space on skin health and rejuvenation. Discover the science behind the products and how
topicals can and cannot work for you.