Too Young To Be Old with Diane Gilman, The Queen of Jeans

Host Diane Gilman learns about navigating life's transitions with life transition coach Ellen Rothstein. They explore the challenges and transformations that come with age and how to handle them, the impact of ageism in the workplace, and strategies for embracing change.

Ellen shares her wisdom gained from personal experiences and her work with clients, friends, and family. She highlights the profound connection between identity and career, emphasizing the importance of understanding who you want to become before embarking on a significant transition.

Diane and Ellen discuss the radical lifestyle changes that often occur after the age of 50 or 55. They delve into the challenges of career changes, the impact of aging out of careers, and the emotional aspects of these transitions.

Diane and Ellen have both experienced ageism in the workplace. Ellen notes experience is undervalued and companies often prioritize younger workers. Ellen shares how people can inadvertently reveal their age through cultural references, potentially affecting their credibility as workers.

Diane and Ellen explore strategies for successfully navigating these transitions. They discuss the importance of aligning your values with your career path and the trade-offs that might come with it. Ellen emphasizes that finding happiness in what you do often outweighs a high paycheck.

Diane opens up about her personal struggles with body image during menopause, and Ellen provides insights on how to love your body. She emphasizes the significance of appreciating who you are from the inside, ultimately enhancing how you feel about your external appearance.

Ellen shares her nightly ritual of acknowledging what went well each day, helping her maintain a positive outlook. She breaks down steps with her clients to make transitions more manageable, especially for those who may feel like they have an empty vessel after retirement.

Ellen's mantra of "Identify, prioritize, implement" serves as a guiding principle throughout the episode as well as in her work. She emphasizes that the duration of transitioning varies from person to person and can be influenced by the nature of the change and individual personality.

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Diane Gilman continues her Breast Cancer Awareness Month Specials, sitting down with breast cancer survivor and awareness advocate, Trish Doolan. Trish's journey is marked by resilience, determination, and a mission to empower women to take control of their health. 

Trish is a cancer survivor who underwent a staggering 11 surgeries, including a double mastectomy, due to her breast cancer. She was diagnosed at the age of 56. She discovered that she carries the BRCA gene, a gene associated with an increased risk of cancer. During her treatment Trish realized she could help other women avoid going through this by advocating for genetic testing for all women once they turn 21. 

Trish's journey began when she felt a mysterious pain around her ribs and discovered a lump. With the backdrop of the COVID pandemic, the waiting list for medical checks became excruciatingly long. Despite initial doubts from her doctor, Trish's insistence led to further investigation. After months of uncertainty, she was finally diagnosed with breast cancer. She was told her cancer was triple negative which is aggressive and often associated with the BRCA gene.

Diane mentions that there are over 200 types of breast cancer, some genetic and some not, highlighting the importance of everyone performing regular checks.  

When Trish faced her first chemo treatment, she brought a positive attitude. She looked for the silver lining, listening to music, singing, and dancing to make the experience more bearable. Diane highlights the importance of such positivity in navigating the challenging journey of cancer.

Trish's battle included a remarkable 11 surgeries, each requiring its own set of rituals and courage. From double mastectomy to lymph node removal, each procedure was a step towards her recovery.

While battling cancer, Trish realized the importance of access to genetic testing for everyone. She's working on a bill to make genetic testing available to all women over 21, helping them understand and address cancer risks early.

Trish encourages women to find their tribe, get tested together, and support one another, regardless of the results. Diane adds her advice, stressing the need for immediate action if you suspect a problem.

Diane says the goal is not to scare but to educate. Breast cancer is not a death sentence; it's a call to action. Diane and Trish's conversation shines a light on the importance of early detection, positivity, and support in the face of adversity.

Tune in every Thursday in October for more inspiring stories and insights during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. 

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In this episode of "Too Young to be Old," host Diane Gilman engages in an insightful conversation with David Stewart, the founder of Ageist. Together, they explore the exciting world of positive aging, challenging age-related stereotypes, and embracing a proactive approach to living life to the fullest. From David's SuperAger quiz to the power of personal growth and the importance of finding purpose at any age, this episode delves into the keys to a vibrant and fulfilling life as we navigate the journey of getting older.

This episode underscores the need to challenge societal stereotypes surrounding aging and advocates for a proactive and individualized approach to aging well. It highlights the importance of recognizing the unique strengths and desires of older adults and provides practical insights into achieving a fulfilling and vibrant life as one ages.

Diane introduces David as the "Mick Jagger of super aging," setting the stage for an engaging discussion. 

David and Diane delve into the importance of defying age-based stereotypes and reshaping society's perception of aging. David shares his transformation from a corporate photographer to the founder of Ageist, inspired by the gap between media portrayals of older adults and their true capabilities.

Diane shares her experience as a fashion designer catering to women over 55 and highlights the industry's lack of representation for this demographic. They discuss the significance of recognizing the spending power and desires of older adults and providing products and services that meet their needs.

The episode explores David’s SuperAger quiz, with Diane sharing her results as an "owl." David explains how the quiz helps individuals align their ambitions with appropriate actions based on their personality and goals. He underscores the significance of simplicity and the "big five" areas of health: sleep, nutrition, exercise, stress management, and a sense of purpose.

David highlights the importance of novelty and new experiences to stimulate the brain. They encourage listeners to embrace reinvention and customization in their lives, emphasizing that age should not limit personal growth.

In closing, David encourages listeners to take the SuperAger quiz and explore The Ageist's resources. He stresses the significance of caring for one's body and making choices that promote a positive aging journey. 

SuperAger Quiz: https://www.ageist.com/quiz/

Ageist website: https://www.ageist.com/ 

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In this episode of the Too Young To Be Old podcast, Diane kicks off the Breast Cancer Awareness Month series where there will be extra episodes out every Thursday in October. In this episode Diane takes center stage to share her deeply personal breast cancer journey and the lessons she's learned along the way.

Diane begins by acknowledging that some have perceived her previous discussions about breast cancer as glamorizing the experience. She notes that she has experienced a lot of negatives from cancer, from losing her husband to the disease to the long term health issues she has faced since having cancer herself. But she doesn’t see the value in dwelling on all that she’s lost when she learned so much about herself during her experience with breast cancer. 

Through her cancer experience, Diane learned that time is her most valuable asset. She found that her illness forced her to reevaluate her life and prioritize spreading hope, joy, and light.

Diane reflects on how cancer served as a catalyst for a profound rebirth in her life. It forced her to confront her own mortality, prompting her to take stock of her past and her future. She discovered an overwhelming appreciation for life, realizing that being alive is a privilege she might not have fully recognized without cancer.

In a moment of introspection, Diane recognizes that her breast cancer was born out of a series of toxic elements in her life, including toxic relationships in the years leading up to her diagnosis. 

Diane reflects on how cancer served as an equalizer and a teacher. Before her diagnosis, she was accustomed to living in an ivory tower due to her social status and work in fashion and television. Cancer forced her to confront the disconnection between her psyche, brain, and soul and the body she found herself in.

One of the most significant changes in Diane's perspective during her cancer journey was her newfound desire to bring happiness to those around her. She describes how she aimed to make the days of the hospital staff and those around her a bit brighter during her treatments.

Diane shares her approach to treatment, emphasizing the importance of respecting chemotherapy and radiation for the intense treatments they are. She recalls her lack of pain during treatment and attributes it to not being fully present in her body during those moments. She says she felt like she was watching herself from afar the entire time.

Though Diane doesn't sugarcoat her experience with breast cancer, she describes it as a deeply spiritual journey. Facing her mortality, she believes, brought out profound spiritual insights and courage, allowing her to live in the present moment.

Diane highlights the importance of building a strong support network, for her she was surrounded by great friends and women from her sisterhood during cancer treatment. Surrounding yourself with those who are fully committed to your well-being can make a significant difference.

Diane Gilman emphasizes the importance of honoring your body, listening to test results, attending mammograms, and seeking early treatment. She offers hope to those facing a tough diagnosis, reminding them that very few women today die from breast cancer, and emerging from it can lead to a stronger, more appreciative, and possibly happier life. In her parting words, Diane encourages everyone to turn the worst moments in life into the very best.

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Motivational speaker and certified holistic wellness coach, TK Mitchell delves deep into the world of integrative wellness and inspired-aging in this empowering episode of Too Young To Be Old podcast. Together with host Diane, they explore the keys to being well enough to enjoy your third act in life and defy societal expectations surrounding aging.

TK Mitchell starts by emphasizing the need to experience love, joy, and lead a purpose-fulfilling life. She stresses the importance of integrative wellness and reveals that mindset is central to this. Letting go of perfectionism and control, along with cultivating confidence, are vital components.

Diane shares that she feels frustrated at times for not being able to do things as well as she used to. TK weighs in, pointing out how society often fails to appreciate age, leading women to internalize negative perceptions. She urges mature women to recognize that they are not done yet; this phase of life is a unique opportunity to align with passions and gain a perspective younger generations don't possess.

Diane underscores the fact that Baby Boomers are the largest generation on Earth but are often silent. TK emphasizes that the experiences mature women have accumulated are assets that can be used to change the world. She shares her personal journey of transitioning from a public school teacher to her current role, driven by her mission to reshape society's views on aging.

TK acknowledges that the scarcity of role models for older women makes it difficult to navigate the third act of life. Societal expectations can be daunting, leading some to disconnect from their inner child and withdraw from life's possibilities. Diane adds that embracing technology can be a game-changer for mature women, offering avenues to connect, stay informed, and entertained.

TK and Diane speak about the importance of looking after your wellness. TK shares her experience of going through menopause and suddenly facing health issues like unexplained weight gain, elevated lipid levels, and osteopenia. Doctors dismissed these issues as part of aging, but TK sought help from a naturopath who identified multiple food allergies as the root cause. Through natural methods, she successfully reversed her health issues, including the bone density problems.

Diane emphasizes the importance of changing one's mindset to gratitude, especially in the face of health challenges. TK underscores the significance of living with gratitude and awareness.

TK passionately advocates for raising the standard for aging, tackling mindset and community-building to help women shed negative attitudes towards aging. She envisions a world where the negativity surrounding aging can be transformed for the better.

TK speaks about the importance of having purpose in your third act. Diane says she realized she needed to realign with what her purpose is after overcoming cancer. 

TK reveals how she transitioned from teaching to becoming a certified holistic wellness coach, guided by her spirituality. She says that her coaching incorporates spirituality at its core.

TK outlines her core life principals: nourishing the body, regular fitness, sleep, good relationships, a comfortable living space, giving back to society, and pursuing interests and passions. However, she emphasizes that these are not sustainable without the secret sauce: love and compassion, thoughts and words, trust and belief, courage and passion, integrity, faith, and enthusiasm.

Diane calls this holistic approach to life "intentional living," encapsulating the essence of living life to the fullest, especially during the third act.

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Donna Edman is the author of "The Women of Wisdom: Honoring the Grace, Strength, and Beauty”, a book showing the natural, unfiltered beauty of women over 50. Donna is on a mission to show women over 50 that they are beautiful to break down the limited view of beauty society currently holds. 

The conversation begins by delving into the influence of AI and Photoshop on society's perception of beauty. Diane references a recent internet sensation involving Kim Kardashian, where an unedited photo was released and it caused quite the stir. In a world that perpetually demands women to maintain an idealized sense of perfection, it's crucial to challenge conventional beauty norms.

Donna shares the inspiration behind her book that celebrates the natural beauty of women over 50. Her goal was to pay homage to these women and capture the genuine joy that accompanies embracing one's authentic self. Diane admits feeling increasingly drawn into the allure of perfection often portrayed in edited photographs, underscoring the significance of authenticity.

Donna reveals that her journey to create this project was long overdue. She speaks about internalizing the ideals of perfectionism from a young age, which subsequently inhibited her willingness to take risks such as starting the book. Eventually, she mustered the courage to start small, reaching out to just two women for assistance with the project. Despite her initial fears the project grew and to Donna’s surprise when she asked participants for help or advice they were actually honored to be asked, rather than judging her for not knowing.

Donna generously shares valuable photography insights, explaining her use of lighting techniques to enhance the subjects she photographs. She recommends positioning a light source directly in front of the subject for a flattering effect. Mastery of posing, lighting, and, most importantly, cultivating a sense of self-assuredness plays a pivotal role in capturing natural beauty in photographs.

Donna likes to capture unposed, spontaneous moments. She notes that these candid moments, where people are relaxed, engaged in conversation, or laughing, often result in the most authentic and captivating photographs.

Donna's motivation for embarking on this project stems from her belief that both young, attractive women and older, famous women have voices that are heard, but everyone else often goes unheard. She encouraged women to participate in her project with three conditions: candidly answer questions, embrace unedited photographs, and be over the age of 50. One of the thought-provoking questions she posed was, "What advice would you offer your 20-year-old self?" The responses were enlightening, emphasizing the importance of leaving a legacy grounded in values rather than appearances.

Donna extends an invitation to listeners to discard the unrealistic images propagated by magazines and instead embrace their unique style. She urges women to create their own fashion inspirations. Diane expresses her gratitude to individuals like Donna for capturing the essence of regular, older women.

Donna is currently in the process of curating her new book, "The Legacy Project," which will encompass both men and women, along with their cherished possessions and old photographs. In her words, "When we pass away, what remains are our possessions and old pictures." Donna intends to ascribe meaning to these remnants, weaving stories that reflect the essence of those who have left their mark on the world.

Website: www.donnaedmanphotography.com/  

The book: Women of Wisdom: Honoring their Grace, Strength and Beauty- www.donnaedmanphotography.com/The-Book 

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In the latest episode of Too Young To Be Old podcast, Diane explores the challenges faced by women over 50 when it comes to eating, exercising, and understanding health with Amy Wilson. Amy is a geriatric pharmacist, fitness professional, and certified nutrition coach. Amy's unique perspective challenges conventional methods, advocating for lifestyle changes over pharmaceutical solutions.

Amy challenges the commonly held belief that weight loss is as simple as eating less and exercising more, particularly for women over 50. She sheds light on the negative impacts of this approach on metabolism and thyroid function, emphasizing the need for a balanced and sustainable plan.

The conversation also delves into the trend of OMAD (One Meal a Day) and its potential harm for women. Amy explains how extreme eating habits can stress the body and disrupt hormonal balance.

Diane raises questions about Ozempic, a weight loss drug. Amy clarifies that Ozempic is a treatment, not a cure, and urges women in their 50s to prioritize training and building strength instead.

Amy highlights the issue of doctors often prescribing drugs without considering lifestyle changes and the detrimental effects of Ozempic, particularly on the gastrointestinal system, causing irreversible damage.

Amy elaborates on how Ozempic affects the body, including fat storage, muscle reduction, and leptin resistance. Diane notes that reality TV oversimplifies the complexities of achieving a healthy body.

The discussion touches on the prevalent belief among Americans that they can eat as they please and stay slim. Diane reflects on her journey to take control of her health after recovering from cancer, resisting the pressure to rely on drugs.

Diane questions the reason behind gaining weight around her waist, and Amy discusses the role of genetics and estrogen changes. She recommends weight training to distribute fat more evenly.

Diane's cravings for fats lead to a discussion, and Amy clarifies that fats are not the enemy. She emphasizes the importance of a balanced diet while avoiding sugar, processed foods, and artificial additives.

Amy encourages women to take their health seriously and invest in feeling better. Diane shares her experience with statin recommendations and how she managed cholesterol through diet changes instead.

Amy stresses the importance of encouraging preventative and reversal measures in healthcare, acknowledging that physicians face time limitations.

Amy incorporates the concept of "how is this going to serve me?" to help people make healthier food choices. She advises against calorie counting and stresses the importance of long-term benefits.

Diane concludes that this age is the age of customization, where women must figure out what works best for them. Amy highlights her availability for virtual coaching, ensuring women have the support they need to prioritize their health.

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In this episode, host Diane Gilman engages in a thought-provoking and vulnerable conversation with the remarkable Martha Bodyfelt, a dating and life coach who specializes in helping mature women navigate the challenges of dating through the innovative Mind Surgery Method.

Unveiling Limiting Beliefs

As Diane and Martha dive into the discussion, listeners are introduced to Martha's unique approach to dating for mature women. Diane candidly shares her own experiences as a self-proclaimed "worst dater," frequently drawn to the allure of bad boys. Martha explains the transformative program, the Mind Surgery Method. This method, developed by Cara Rice, is rooted in addressing subconscious beliefs and utilizing neuro-linguistic programming to rewire thought patterns.

Overcoming Challenges

Martha sees a lot of women who struggle with patterns of attracting emotionally unavailable partners and self-sabotage. She pinpoints a significant hurdle faced by her clients: hidden limiting beliefs. These internal scripts, sometimes passed down through generations or developed from personal experiences, manifest as detrimental thoughts such as "I am unworthy of love," "I am too old to date," or "relationships are unsafe."

The Mind Surgery Method

Martha elaborates on the Mind Surgery Method, which involves safely delving into the subconscious to dismantle these limiting beliefs and replace them with empowering, positive ones. Martha says that through her work she has seen three common mistakes in her client’s attitudes to dating: 

Defining What You Want

Diane confides her uncertainty about her dating desires, expressing a preference for companionship without the vulnerability of a deep relationship. Martha highlights the significance of clarity in dating intentions, a theme she frequently encounters among mature female clients. She warns against dating out of scarcity or societal pressure.

Navigating Obstacles

Martha delves into the major obstacles hindering women from finding fulfilling relationships, emphasizing the importance of clarity in one's dating objectives. Diane candidly addresses her apprehension, feeling too mature to endure heartbreak once again. Martha urges Diane to embrace her desires without reservation and build confidence in her decisions.

The Power of Attitude

Martha underscores the significance of attitude and mindset for success in dating beyond age 55. She dismantles the notion that location or age are the determining factors, emphasizing that attitude transformation often leads to either attracting quality partners or discovering contentment in other aspects of life. Martha reveals that mature daters often replace the importance of youthful sexuality with knowledge and self-awareness, resulting in newfound confidence.

Diane says that she recognizes that her own attitude had been the root of her dating challenges. For those seeking further guidance, Martha's contact information is provided, including her website marthabodyfelt.com and her free guide titled "Where to Start If You Haven't Dated in Years or Decades."

Martha’s details:

Website: marthabodyfelt.com (where you can download Martha’s free guide: "Where to start if you haven't dated in years (or decades)"). 

Instagram: @coach_marthabodyfelt

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In this episode of Too Young To Be Old, host Diane Gilman speaks with Suzanne Blons, the renowned makeup artist, model, and founder of thebeautyshaman.com. Suzanne's journey from being a Revlon's Charlie Girl in the 80s to becoming a makeup artist and brand ambassador has provided her with a unique perspective on beauty, especially for those over 50. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking valuable insights into enhancing their beauty routines.

From Model to Makeup Artist

Suzanne Blons, a familiar face from her days as a model and Revlon's Charlie Girl, now shares her expertise with the world as a makeup artist and guide. 

Suzanne transitioned from being in front of the camera to behind it herself due to the toxic environment of the modeling industry. She didn't do well with the constant pressure to look a certain way as a model and felt like there were always unrealistic expectations.

Behind the Camera: Supporting Beauty

Suzanne's love for the vibrant atmosphere on set led her to become a makeup artist. Her desire to empower and enhance the beauty of those behind the camera became her driving force. With a client list including influential figures like Jesse Jackson, Larry King, and Arianna Huffington, Suzanne's journey is nothing short of inspiring.

Embracing Age

Diane, who started her own TV career in her 40s, and Suzanne discuss the value of embracing age in the beauty industry. They address the societal challenges faced by women over 50, including a shocking incident where a CEO fired a female journalist simply because she turned 50. This incident ignited Suzanne's mission to become a cheerleader for older women, valuing their beauty and experience.

Makeup Tips for Enhancing Beauty

Suzanne shares valuable makeup tips for older women, emphasizing the importance of embracing one's natural beauty. Before going on camera, she suggests using an oil-soluble vitamin C serum (look for tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate or THDA vitamin C) and hyaluronic acid for a radiant look. 

She advises using a dewy, light-to-medium coverage foundation and avoiding heavy matte foundations. Only use a very light touch of translucent powder- Suzanne recommends Ben Nye or Laura Mercier translucent powder.

Suzanne also shares a tip for dealing with harsh lighting. She likes to put a “cosmetic peach” film over her or her client’s ring lights to reduce harshness. Suzanne also recommends avoiding shooting in daylight as it is not flattering to aging skin.

The Botox Dilemma

Diane candidly discusses her experiences with Botox and how it has affected her perspective on aging in the TV industry. Suzanne agrees that finding a doctor who prioritizes individual well-being over excessive treatments is essential, as the pursuit of natural beauty can sometimes lead to overcorrection.

Making Bold Choices

Diane dives into the bold choice of wearing red lipstick as an older woman. Suzanne encourages embracing one's personality and flair while experimenting with makeup choices. She outlines the fine line between creative expression and over-the-top, highlighting the importance of balance.

Beauty Trends and Customization

Suzanne's approach to beauty trends involves modification to suit individual preferences. She advises toning down trends to align with personal style, if necessary. As the conversation progresses, Suzanne imparts practical tips, like using a dry matte lipstick to prevent bleeding around the lips and incorporating subtle adjustments to adapt to evolving trends.

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Website: thebeautyshaman.com

YouTube: @SuzanneTheBeautyShaman

Instagram: @the_beauty_shaman
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Can the aging process be reversed? This week Diane speaks to two people who work in the field of Reverse Aging. Dr. Trip Goolsby and LeNae Goolsby are founders of Infinite Health Integrative Medicine Center. Through their unique approach to health and aging they're redefining the concept of reversing the clock on aging.

Optimizing Health and Reversing Age at Infinite Health Integrative Medicine Center

Diane dives into the core philosophy of Infinite Health Integrative Medicine Center. Dr. Trip Goolsby, an experienced physician, shares how their center offers a comprehensive and integrative approach to healthcare. He emphasizes that aging is a natural process that starts as early as 25 and leads to organ deterioration and toxic changes. Genetic testing at the center helps patients understand their biological age and potential for chronic diseases.

Exploring Regenerative Medicine and Hormone Replacement

The conversation turns to regenerative medicine and hormone replacement therapies. Diane opens up about her personal experience with Human Growth Hormone (HGH) and how it made her feel rejuvenated until she had to discontinue it due to cancer. She mentions the positive impact of hormone replacement on her overall well-being.

The Mind-Body Connection and Holistic Assessment

LeNae Goolsby discusses the mind-body connection, one of the pillars of their holistic approach. She highlights the importance of focusing on positive goals and clarifying desires rather than dwelling on negatives. LeNae elaborates on their comprehensive assessment process, tailoring health plans based on individual benchmarks rather than comparing to others.

Beyond Surface Level: The Depth of Reverse Aging

Diane emphasizes the depth of Infinite Health's approach, extending beyond superficial treatments like Botox. She acknowledges the evolving landscape of reverse aging and how it encompasses a holistic transformation.

Bio-Identical Hormones and Alternative Solutions

Diane inquires about bio-identical hormones, and Dr. Trip Goolsby explains the potential benefits of HGH and other solutions like peptides. He delves into the distinction between HGH and peptides, highlighting that the body has better control over the growth when peptides are used..

Think and Live Longer: The Power of Belief and Holistic Principles

Trip and LeNae discuss their book, Think and Live Longer. They unpack the principles, particularly "She can who believes she can," emphasizing the power of positive belief in achieving health goals.

Challenges and Advancements in Regenerative Medicine

Diane shares her experience with HCL knee treatments. Trip talks about some other, more effective procedures such as PRP as well as his preferred methods  like Wharton's jelly and exosomes. LeNae highlights the limitations of insurance coverage for these treatments and the complex decisions patients and insurance companies face.

The Paradigm Shift: Holistic Approach to Medicine

LeNae explains the gradual shift towards holistic and integrative medicine, driven by increasing demand for a comprehensive approach. They discuss how this change will lead to more accessible options for regenerative and integrative treatments.

Revolutionizing Brain Health and Aging

The conversation moves on to Infinite Health's treatments for degenerative neurological diseases using biological nanoparticles (stem cell particles). They mention the potential therapeutic avenues for improving brain health in aging patients.

Trip and LeNae's details

Book: Think & Live Longer: Harnessing the 12 Secret Laws of the Universe for Optimized Health and Life

Website: www.yourinfinitehealth.com

Podcast: Your Infinite Health: Anti Aging Biohacking, Regenerative Medicine and You

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