August 14, 2025 • 15 mins
Dr. Nicholas Perricone shares his signature 3-Day Nutritional Facelift with Jennie. A powerful, short-term anti-inflammatory food plan designed to visibly reduce puffiness and boost radiance for special events and celebrations. It’s not a fad... it’s science-backed skincare from the inside out. Get out your ear pods and blender, you won't want to miss these recipes!
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
You're listening to I Choose Me with Jenny Garland. Hello,
welcome back to I Choose Me. This week, we've been
exploring doctor Nicholas Parcne's new book, The Beauty Molecule and
how the choices we make show up on our faces.
(00:22):
In part two of this episode, Doctor Parcne and I
are going to unpack his powerful three day nutritional facelift.
That's right, I said three day nutritional facelift. It's a
fast acting science factoryset designed to visibly transform your skin
in just seventy two hours, without needles, without filters. And
(00:46):
we are going to talk nitty gritty about some of
the things that are happening out there right now in
the never ending fight against aging. I need to get
real about some of these things. So let's go back in.
Speaker 2 (00:59):
It's talking about some things we can do. So let's
just say that you've got something important coming up.
Speaker 1 (01:04):
Uh huh, like a wedding or a graduate anything. Anything
doesn't have to be something on camera. It's like at
a big moment in your life that you want to
look great for.
Speaker 2 (01:13):
Right, Absolutely, reunion from high school. Right, So you started
three days before with the three day diet and just
read it. It's just you will look so different.
Speaker 1 (01:24):
Well, yeah, anybody that's listening, if you want to know
more about the three day facelift, because I'm that hoped me.
I was ready to learn all about it. It's it's
pretty simple, and you know, it's common sense almost, like
what you're saying is not doing these crazy fad things.
It's just focusing on the really healthy, non inflammatory foods
(01:46):
and what a difference they can make in our bodies
and on our faces. What about sugar? How okay, so
if we eat sugar, it shows up on our faces. Basically, yes,
sugar is sugar.
Speaker 2 (01:57):
Is problems lammatory. And you said, you know, butcher grows
up and then insulin goes up and then boom a
lost of inflammation that lasts for up to three days.
It's just not worth it.
Speaker 1 (02:10):
Like you get puffy and bloady and all the things.
I get cranky.
Speaker 2 (02:14):
Yeah that's yeah, that's good. In fact, you know, whenever
you see children, people have talked to me, you know,
when they come in with because and say, oh, I'm
such problems. I said, they get a lot of sugar. Okay, Well,
and you know I understand what's going on. There's a war.
They're divorced, and what they do is before they hand
the kids over, they load them up with sugar to
(02:35):
ruin the time with.
Speaker 1 (02:38):
That is that's brutal. It's war way to use the kids. Okay,
So if if we change our diet, if we stop
eating sugar, which I have done several times in my life,
and I'm still on a no sugar I'm not eating
sugar anymore now, although there are occasions when it sneaks
(02:58):
in there, when it's like in something, and I definitely
can feel like, Ooh, I've eaten sugar, because it just
changes my brain, It changes my energy level, my moods,
all of the things. But if we were to adopt
a no sugar diet, say tomorrow, moving forward, what kind
(03:19):
of repair are we going to see in our bodies
and in our faces?
Speaker 2 (03:24):
Okay, So if you start by getting rid of sugar
and you follow an anti inflammatory diet, here changes in
three days that you're going to feel and see. And
so I work with patients for years, and there are
ways of measuring total body inflammation. Back when in the
ancient days, it was something called set rate. Now it's
(03:44):
sea reactive protein, and I could take that in patients
with high levels of sea reactive protein or a high
set rate. There at risks for all different diseases, heart disease,
answer everything else. And so whenever they go to their
doctor and I they're going to get the physical I say,
it makes you get to see or protein, and then
they'll come back and if it's high, I said, now
(04:04):
the antime cemetry diet, and within about eight weeks they
can go from a high level like nine down to
like like a one point two, which gives you zero
risk for cardiovascar problems, a lot of other things. That's
how simple it is to get ridy the total body inflammation,
and that is critical and so it's so simple. We
can do it with foods, modern exercise, and of course
(04:27):
drinking water, especially drinking water or something like that. And
meditation is really important. So if you're religious, prayer does
the same thing. If you want to just do meditation
or meditation and prayer, it's all good and you don't
need a lot fifteen or twenty minutes. It changes everything
in your body, it truly does, and you go to
(04:49):
a higher frequency.
Speaker 1 (04:51):
It's so exciting to hear you talking about science and
meditation and the same sentence, I think that you know,
a lot of Peo people have always thought of meditation
as just some woo woo thing that people do in
la or that monks do sitting on the side of
a mountain. But the scientific you know, the beneficial impacts
(05:13):
of it are everywhere. It's so exciting, it really.
Speaker 2 (05:17):
Is, absolutely is. And another, if you have a pet,
that really helps in terms of reducing basically tension and
reducing your impleammatory load. So get that cat or dog.
Speaker 1 (05:31):
Pet, a dog pet, A cat.
Speaker 2 (05:33):
Got daisy, here's somewhere, and I excuse you, usually sits
right behind me. She's a rescuer, so she can't be
more than twelve inches away from me at all times.
Speaker 1 (05:41):
I understand I have some of those.
Speaker 2 (05:43):
Thinking about having her drafted to be so much teesier
and carrying her around. But I guess.
Speaker 1 (05:53):
If someone wanted to try this three day eating change
to see how much better they feel, what would they
be like, just generally speaking of what they'd be eating
for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Speaker 2 (06:03):
Okay, so yeah, you know, I'm just such a big
fan of salmon, so let me do what I do.
I'll tell you what I do. Okay, So for breakfast
on them, this is strict and I'm gonna be going
on camera and I'm gonna okay, so I have my
breakfast is I have salmon and a nice piece of salmon,
and then I have some blueberries and uh strawberries I
(06:24):
have kind of mixed up and uh from my carbohydrate
can even do something. You know, it doesn't have a
pretty whole high glycemic index. So for carbohydrate, if it's
if it's if it's a low glycemic index, you can
do that. But I usually don't do that anymore because
it actually makes me feel a little sluggish and I
am feeling so sharp. And then by the time that
day three is, I am ready, and you know, I
(06:46):
was just ready. The way you look, you're so motivated
because you're getting rid of all this inflammation in your
brain and you're in the neurotransmitters are working and it's
like fire plugs are off, you know, the spark plugs
are all firing, and you want and you go to it.
Speaker 1 (06:58):
Oh my gosh, Okay, So salmon, salmon, salmon for every
meal basically just.
Speaker 2 (07:02):
For three days, yes, not the modified one, but if
you really want to have impact and whatever it is
if you and let me tell you, it has impact
because when you go on camera or if you're if
you're going visit friends or you're at a at a reunion,
I mean just blows people away and they go, oh
my god, what if you've done you look.
Speaker 1 (07:21):
Oh my gosh. You make it sound so exciting, like
I have to do it. I have to get the
hydrogen water. I have to eat salmon.
Speaker 2 (07:29):
Same well, listen, you know I've been eating salmon now
for like decades, all right, and I've really got tired
of it. So this is this is what I'm doing now.
This is good. I have someone that works in the house,
as you know, just kind of I guess person Friday.
Speaker 1 (07:46):
They do lots of things, takes care of things. Yeah.
Speaker 2 (07:49):
He makes up fresh juice every other day for me.
And it's all the things, like all the colors, and
have this beautiful red juice and I pour it into
a glass in the morning. And then I have salmon
that has been broiled the night before. I have it
in the fridge. I take it edies ay, dounce piece
of salmon and throw it in the juice in the
(08:11):
blender and hit the button. No, and then I have
this drink and I just gulp it down in like
two minutes and I've had my salmon.
Speaker 1 (08:19):
I got you are below in my mind right now. No,
you drink salmon smoothie.
Speaker 2 (08:24):
Basically, it is a salmon smoothie. And because you know,
I'm tired of eating salmon a.
Speaker 1 (08:28):
Couple of dads. Oh my gosh, I just think I
could do that. I'm sorry, you know you can't.
Speaker 2 (08:33):
And with all of these vegetables. Now, you don't even
taste the salmon.
Speaker 1 (08:36):
I don't believe you.
Speaker 2 (08:38):
You just don't pretty fresh salmon. I mean if you
leave it around a couple of days, yeah, it's going.
Speaker 1 (08:42):
To be like oh no, no, okay for anybody that
wants to try to live like as well as doctor
Para Cone does, take salmon and make it into smoothie.
This is so you've never heard this trick before anywhere else.
I don't think you guys.
Speaker 2 (08:56):
Wow, Well, if I'm walking around streets and the throwing
that over, you know what happened.
Speaker 1 (09:02):
I will be standing there with my signs free doctor paracne.
Speaker 2 (09:07):
What do you think that save me? It's so much
time and I don't have to chew it. You know,
it's just great.
Speaker 1 (09:12):
You were just like you're so excited about all of
this that it feeds my excitement to try it for sure,
and notice the difference. I want to feel my inflammation gone,
Like I want to feel have a clear brain. I know,
with menopause and brain fog and forgetfulness and all the
things associated with a certain time in women's lives. This
(09:35):
could really be helpful for women my age to sort
of clear the cobwebs out and get a fresh start.
And see the difference for yourself, like, how do you
feel what's different for you specifically?
Speaker 2 (09:48):
And it's just intriguing to me, it is, it's so
amazing to do this.
Speaker 1 (09:52):
And what do you think about fillers? What do you
think about fillers, lasers, all the things that aren't part
of your three tiers?
Speaker 2 (10:00):
Okay, so as a dermatologist, you're incentivized to do these
things because you make money. But I never become my
practice because I'm not a fan of fillers. Now they've
been out around for years and they're not toxic, and
then nothing bad happens when you do it. It's just philosophical.
I didn't want to do that, Okay, and so I
don't I don't recommend fillers, and I think that there
(10:22):
are many other ways of keeping your face looking good.
One of them is, of course, if you look in
the book and you contact that woman doing the mile
facial stuff, even if you don't have reasons to do so,
sleep apnia it strengthened. Also that changes the structure of
your face. You look totally different after a while, in
a short while, and so that and when I say different,
(10:44):
I mean you look you look very very healthy and younger.
And if good essential fatty acids, you actually put some
SubQ fat in your body, which you need, and so
all of these things just happen, and you can look
really different, uh, and you look healthy, and it's it's
so much fun to feel good. And I just had
(11:05):
my seventy seventh.
Speaker 1 (11:06):
Birthday and happy birthday, and.
Speaker 2 (11:09):
I said, you know, I always thought that was an
old thing. I remember my grandparents, like you know, But
I meet so many people out there that are in
late sixties and they look like, you know, they've been
eating sugar, and so this is unnecessary. Slow the process
down and enjoy it.
Speaker 1 (11:25):
Slow the process down.
Speaker 2 (11:26):
I like those words, slow the process down and there's
a comedian out there. I saw it once and it
was really funny. I don't remember his name, but he's
seventy three and he looks so old. He has a
cane and he asked, his whole routine is about being older,
and so he was funny though. He said the one
thing about dating women in my age, he said, I
don't have to worry about meeting their parents.
Speaker 1 (11:48):
So anyway, well that's the looking on the bird side.
I like that. God's awesome, Yeah it is.
Speaker 2 (11:54):
But anyway we can we don't have to look our rage,
we don't have to feel a rage. We can really
slow the process down.
Speaker 1 (12:00):
How do you think all of the young'in's out there.
I'm talking late teens, early twenties, they're getting procedures done
and you know, all the things. It's so disheartening, honestly,
you know. But I think in retrospect, if when I
was listening to you in the late nineties early two
thousands and you were telling me to go get fillers
(12:20):
and botox and all the things that they're getting these
messages about, I would probably have done it too, just
because there are people telling me how great it is.
Speaker 2 (12:30):
Well, they have they have authority figures like a physician,
and you're motivated to try and look different and taking
a shortcut. I understand that. And fillers are very pretty
much benign. I'm not concerned about that. But people are
having major plastic surgery kind of thing, and it's not
our countries nowhere near as bad as places like Korea
(12:51):
and Japan. I mean, young people have their entire faces
redone and drawlines shaved down and they all look like
perfect little dolls. But it's not them.
Speaker 1 (13:01):
Oh my gosh. I mean, I just think it's so
important the conversations that we have because people like you,
people like even me, can be very persuasive to other people,
and you know, we want to know that we're giving
out good information and not just you know, like you said,
(13:21):
docs dermatologists get paid to put more money to put
to give you that filler. They're incentivized. So I just
think it's so important for us to be providing the
right guidance. And also, you know, you talk about in
your book the Search for the Fountain of Youth and
how these these things are basically components of the Fountain
(13:42):
of Youth.
Speaker 2 (13:44):
But it really comes down to just anti inflamatory diet. Yeah, waterate, exercise,
drink enough water. That's very important. And certainly now I'm
just say enthroughs about hygroen.
Speaker 1 (13:54):
Water what it could do that is so exciting.
Speaker 2 (13:57):
The hydrogen water very important. You've kind of life meditation
or prayer, whatever it is, You've got to have some
time down time. It's going to really help prepare a mitochondria.
And then just fish around your bran and pull that
mission up. I know it's sitting there and understand that.
And the mission is take care of yourself first and
(14:17):
keep your body and your mind working so then you
can implement that mission it goes on.
Speaker 1 (14:25):
I love it's such such good messaging. Just the ultimate
I choose me is reading this book, I think the
Beauty Molecule and just listening to doctor par Cone speak
about all the benefits of anti inflammatory diet. I am
very happy to have talked to you, and I'm so
excited for our listeners and all the takeaways that you've
(14:46):
given us and me. And I'm going to figure out
the hydrogen water thing for sure, and I'm going to
read more of your book about the nicotine and all
the things. It's just really exciting so I'm so happy
that you have another book coming out and I wish
you all the success in the world.
Speaker 2 (15:03):
Thank it was great in spending time with you.
Speaker 1 (15:05):
Nice talking to you too, your old friend.
Speaker 2 (15:08):
Thank you for the invitation that gets the word out
and we help more people.
Speaker 1 (15:12):
Thank you, doctor Para Cone.
Speaker 2 (15:14):
Thank you
You're listening to I Choose Me with Jenny Garland. Hello,
welcome back to I Choose Me. This week, we've been
exploring doctor Nicholas Parcne's new book, The Beauty Molecule and
how the choices we make show up on our faces.
(00:22):
In part two of this episode, Doctor Parcne and I
are going to unpack his powerful three day nutritional facelift.
That's right, I said three day nutritional facelift. It's a
fast acting science factoryset designed to visibly transform your skin
in just seventy two hours, without needles, without filters. And
(00:46):
we are going to talk nitty gritty about some of
the things that are happening out there right now in
the never ending fight against aging. I need to get
real about some of these things. So let's go back in.
Speaker 2 (00:59):
It's talking about some things we can do. So let's
just say that you've got something important coming up.
Speaker 1 (01:04):
Uh huh, like a wedding or a graduate anything. Anything
doesn't have to be something on camera. It's like at
a big moment in your life that you want to
look great for.
Speaker 2 (01:13):
Right, Absolutely, reunion from high school. Right, So you started
three days before with the three day diet and just
read it. It's just you will look so different.
Speaker 1 (01:24):
Well, yeah, anybody that's listening, if you want to know
more about the three day facelift, because I'm that hoped me.
I was ready to learn all about it. It's it's
pretty simple, and you know, it's common sense almost, like
what you're saying is not doing these crazy fad things.
It's just focusing on the really healthy, non inflammatory foods
(01:46):
and what a difference they can make in our bodies
and on our faces. What about sugar? How okay, so
if we eat sugar, it shows up on our faces. Basically, yes,
sugar is sugar.
Speaker 2 (01:57):
Is problems lammatory. And you said, you know, butcher grows
up and then insulin goes up and then boom a
lost of inflammation that lasts for up to three days.
It's just not worth it.
Speaker 1 (02:10):
Like you get puffy and bloady and all the things.
I get cranky.
Speaker 2 (02:14):
Yeah that's yeah, that's good. In fact, you know, whenever
you see children, people have talked to me, you know,
when they come in with because and say, oh, I'm
such problems. I said, they get a lot of sugar. Okay, Well,
and you know I understand what's going on. There's a war.
They're divorced, and what they do is before they hand
the kids over, they load them up with sugar to
(02:35):
ruin the time with.
Speaker 1 (02:38):
That is that's brutal. It's war way to use the kids. Okay,
So if if we change our diet, if we stop
eating sugar, which I have done several times in my life,
and I'm still on a no sugar I'm not eating
sugar anymore now, although there are occasions when it sneaks
(02:58):
in there, when it's like in something, and I definitely
can feel like, Ooh, I've eaten sugar, because it just
changes my brain, It changes my energy level, my moods,
all of the things. But if we were to adopt
a no sugar diet, say tomorrow, moving forward, what kind
(03:19):
of repair are we going to see in our bodies
and in our faces?
Speaker 2 (03:24):
Okay, So if you start by getting rid of sugar
and you follow an anti inflammatory diet, here changes in
three days that you're going to feel and see. And
so I work with patients for years, and there are
ways of measuring total body inflammation. Back when in the
ancient days, it was something called set rate. Now it's
(03:44):
sea reactive protein, and I could take that in patients
with high levels of sea reactive protein or a high
set rate. There at risks for all different diseases, heart disease,
answer everything else. And so whenever they go to their
doctor and I they're going to get the physical I say,
it makes you get to see or protein, and then
they'll come back and if it's high, I said, now
(04:04):
the antime cemetry diet, and within about eight weeks they
can go from a high level like nine down to
like like a one point two, which gives you zero
risk for cardiovascar problems, a lot of other things. That's
how simple it is to get ridy the total body inflammation,
and that is critical and so it's so simple. We
can do it with foods, modern exercise, and of course
(04:27):
drinking water, especially drinking water or something like that. And
meditation is really important. So if you're religious, prayer does
the same thing. If you want to just do meditation
or meditation and prayer, it's all good and you don't
need a lot fifteen or twenty minutes. It changes everything
in your body, it truly does, and you go to
(04:49):
a higher frequency.
Speaker 1 (04:51):
It's so exciting to hear you talking about science and
meditation and the same sentence, I think that you know,
a lot of Peo people have always thought of meditation
as just some woo woo thing that people do in
la or that monks do sitting on the side of
a mountain. But the scientific you know, the beneficial impacts
(05:13):
of it are everywhere. It's so exciting, it really.
Speaker 2 (05:17):
Is, absolutely is. And another, if you have a pet,
that really helps in terms of reducing basically tension and
reducing your impleammatory load. So get that cat or dog.
Speaker 1 (05:31):
Pet, a dog pet, A cat.
Speaker 2 (05:33):
Got daisy, here's somewhere, and I excuse you, usually sits
right behind me. She's a rescuer, so she can't be
more than twelve inches away from me at all times.
Speaker 1 (05:41):
I understand I have some of those.
Speaker 2 (05:43):
Thinking about having her drafted to be so much teesier
and carrying her around. But I guess.
Speaker 1 (05:53):
If someone wanted to try this three day eating change
to see how much better they feel, what would they
be like, just generally speaking of what they'd be eating
for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Speaker 2 (06:03):
Okay, so yeah, you know, I'm just such a big
fan of salmon, so let me do what I do.
I'll tell you what I do. Okay, So for breakfast
on them, this is strict and I'm gonna be going
on camera and I'm gonna okay, so I have my
breakfast is I have salmon and a nice piece of salmon,
and then I have some blueberries and uh strawberries I
(06:24):
have kind of mixed up and uh from my carbohydrate
can even do something. You know, it doesn't have a
pretty whole high glycemic index. So for carbohydrate, if it's
if it's if it's a low glycemic index, you can
do that. But I usually don't do that anymore because
it actually makes me feel a little sluggish and I
am feeling so sharp. And then by the time that
day three is, I am ready, and you know, I
(06:46):
was just ready. The way you look, you're so motivated
because you're getting rid of all this inflammation in your
brain and you're in the neurotransmitters are working and it's
like fire plugs are off, you know, the spark plugs
are all firing, and you want and you go to it.
Speaker 1 (06:58):
Oh my gosh, Okay, So salmon, salmon, salmon for every
meal basically just.
Speaker 2 (07:02):
For three days, yes, not the modified one, but if
you really want to have impact and whatever it is
if you and let me tell you, it has impact
because when you go on camera or if you're if
you're going visit friends or you're at a at a reunion,
I mean just blows people away and they go, oh
my god, what if you've done you look.
Speaker 1 (07:21):
Oh my gosh. You make it sound so exciting, like
I have to do it. I have to get the
hydrogen water. I have to eat salmon.
Speaker 2 (07:29):
Same well, listen, you know I've been eating salmon now
for like decades, all right, and I've really got tired
of it. So this is this is what I'm doing now.
This is good. I have someone that works in the house,
as you know, just kind of I guess person Friday.
Speaker 1 (07:46):
They do lots of things, takes care of things. Yeah.
Speaker 2 (07:49):
He makes up fresh juice every other day for me.
And it's all the things, like all the colors, and
have this beautiful red juice and I pour it into
a glass in the morning. And then I have salmon
that has been broiled the night before. I have it
in the fridge. I take it edies ay, dounce piece
of salmon and throw it in the juice in the
(08:11):
blender and hit the button. No, and then I have
this drink and I just gulp it down in like
two minutes and I've had my salmon.
Speaker 1 (08:19):
I got you are below in my mind right now. No,
you drink salmon smoothie.
Speaker 2 (08:24):
Basically, it is a salmon smoothie. And because you know,
I'm tired of eating salmon a.
Speaker 1 (08:28):
Couple of dads. Oh my gosh, I just think I
could do that. I'm sorry, you know you can't.
Speaker 2 (08:33):
And with all of these vegetables. Now, you don't even
taste the salmon.
Speaker 1 (08:36):
I don't believe you.
Speaker 2 (08:38):
You just don't pretty fresh salmon. I mean if you
leave it around a couple of days, yeah, it's going.
Speaker 1 (08:42):
To be like oh no, no, okay for anybody that
wants to try to live like as well as doctor
Para Cone does, take salmon and make it into smoothie.
This is so you've never heard this trick before anywhere else.
I don't think you guys.
Speaker 2 (08:56):
Wow, Well, if I'm walking around streets and the throwing
that over, you know what happened.
Speaker 1 (09:02):
I will be standing there with my signs free doctor paracne.
Speaker 2 (09:07):
What do you think that save me? It's so much
time and I don't have to chew it. You know,
it's just great.
Speaker 1 (09:12):
You were just like you're so excited about all of
this that it feeds my excitement to try it for sure,
and notice the difference. I want to feel my inflammation gone,
Like I want to feel have a clear brain. I know,
with menopause and brain fog and forgetfulness and all the
things associated with a certain time in women's lives. This
(09:35):
could really be helpful for women my age to sort
of clear the cobwebs out and get a fresh start.
And see the difference for yourself, like, how do you
feel what's different for you specifically?
Speaker 2 (09:48):
And it's just intriguing to me, it is, it's so
amazing to do this.
Speaker 1 (09:52):
And what do you think about fillers? What do you
think about fillers, lasers, all the things that aren't part
of your three tiers?
Speaker 2 (10:00):
Okay, so as a dermatologist, you're incentivized to do these
things because you make money. But I never become my
practice because I'm not a fan of fillers. Now they've
been out around for years and they're not toxic, and
then nothing bad happens when you do it. It's just philosophical.
I didn't want to do that, Okay, and so I
don't I don't recommend fillers, and I think that there
(10:22):
are many other ways of keeping your face looking good.
One of them is, of course, if you look in
the book and you contact that woman doing the mile
facial stuff, even if you don't have reasons to do so,
sleep apnia it strengthened. Also that changes the structure of
your face. You look totally different after a while, in
a short while, and so that and when I say different,
(10:44):
I mean you look you look very very healthy and younger.
And if good essential fatty acids, you actually put some
SubQ fat in your body, which you need, and so
all of these things just happen, and you can look
really different, uh, and you look healthy, and it's it's
so much fun to feel good. And I just had
(11:05):
my seventy seventh.
Speaker 1 (11:06):
Birthday and happy birthday, and.
Speaker 2 (11:09):
I said, you know, I always thought that was an
old thing. I remember my grandparents, like you know, But
I meet so many people out there that are in
late sixties and they look like, you know, they've been
eating sugar, and so this is unnecessary. Slow the process
down and enjoy it.
Speaker 1 (11:25):
Slow the process down.
Speaker 2 (11:26):
I like those words, slow the process down and there's
a comedian out there. I saw it once and it
was really funny. I don't remember his name, but he's
seventy three and he looks so old. He has a
cane and he asked, his whole routine is about being older,
and so he was funny though. He said the one
thing about dating women in my age, he said, I
don't have to worry about meeting their parents.
Speaker 1 (11:48):
So anyway, well that's the looking on the bird side.
I like that. God's awesome, Yeah it is.
Speaker 2 (11:54):
But anyway we can we don't have to look our rage,
we don't have to feel a rage. We can really
slow the process down.
Speaker 1 (12:00):
How do you think all of the young'in's out there.
I'm talking late teens, early twenties, they're getting procedures done
and you know, all the things. It's so disheartening, honestly,
you know. But I think in retrospect, if when I
was listening to you in the late nineties early two
thousands and you were telling me to go get fillers
(12:20):
and botox and all the things that they're getting these
messages about, I would probably have done it too, just
because there are people telling me how great it is.
Speaker 2 (12:30):
Well, they have they have authority figures like a physician,
and you're motivated to try and look different and taking
a shortcut. I understand that. And fillers are very pretty
much benign. I'm not concerned about that. But people are
having major plastic surgery kind of thing, and it's not
our countries nowhere near as bad as places like Korea
(12:51):
and Japan. I mean, young people have their entire faces
redone and drawlines shaved down and they all look like
perfect little dolls. But it's not them.
Speaker 1 (13:01):
Oh my gosh. I mean, I just think it's so
important the conversations that we have because people like you,
people like even me, can be very persuasive to other people,
and you know, we want to know that we're giving
out good information and not just you know, like you said,
(13:21):
docs dermatologists get paid to put more money to put
to give you that filler. They're incentivized. So I just
think it's so important for us to be providing the
right guidance. And also, you know, you talk about in
your book the Search for the Fountain of Youth and
how these these things are basically components of the Fountain
(13:42):
of Youth.
Speaker 2 (13:44):
But it really comes down to just anti inflamatory diet. Yeah, waterate, exercise,
drink enough water. That's very important. And certainly now I'm
just say enthroughs about hygroen.
Speaker 1 (13:54):
Water what it could do that is so exciting.
Speaker 2 (13:57):
The hydrogen water very important. You've kind of life meditation
or prayer, whatever it is, You've got to have some
time down time. It's going to really help prepare a mitochondria.
And then just fish around your bran and pull that
mission up. I know it's sitting there and understand that.
And the mission is take care of yourself first and
(14:17):
keep your body and your mind working so then you
can implement that mission it goes on.
Speaker 1 (14:25):
I love it's such such good messaging. Just the ultimate
I choose me is reading this book, I think the
Beauty Molecule and just listening to doctor par Cone speak
about all the benefits of anti inflammatory diet. I am
very happy to have talked to you, and I'm so
excited for our listeners and all the takeaways that you've
(14:46):
given us and me. And I'm going to figure out
the hydrogen water thing for sure, and I'm going to
read more of your book about the nicotine and all
the things. It's just really exciting so I'm so happy
that you have another book coming out and I wish
you all the success in the world.
Speaker 2 (15:03):
Thank it was great in spending time with you.
Speaker 1 (15:05):
Nice talking to you too, your old friend.
Speaker 2 (15:08):
Thank you for the invitation that gets the word out
and we help more people.
Speaker 1 (15:12):
Thank you, doctor Para Cone.
Speaker 2 (15:14):
Thank you
Host
Jennie Garth
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