Aging - Age Prevention

Osmosis has determined specific physiological changes that lead to aging skin. The following protocol is ideal for individuals between 18-29. For those who are 30+, a more aggressive protocol may be necessary, depending on the condition of the skin.

Key aspects of aging and age prevention:

Oxidative Damage

This is the damage your skin gets from sun exposure and the culprits are free radicals. It affects the surface layer of your skin (epidermis) the most, but it is also responsible for collagen losses. You have been accumulating damage since you were a toddler, but the evidence of it does not start showing until your 20s.

DNA Damage

This is also a slow accumulation of damage starting at a young age. It should become your focus in your 30s, but know that sunburn, as opposed to sun exposure, is the main issue. Avoid chemical peels and antibiotics when possible because they also cause DNA damage.

Skin Starvation

You may have been misinformed that exfoliation is an important step in skin health. It is not. In fact, it stresses the skin and predisposes it to more oxidation and DNA damage, as well as depleting the skin’s precious resources. Every year of your adult life your skin progressively loses its circulation which is its food source. Energy drinks, smoking and stress will worsen the situation. Focus on products that accelerate the delivery of nutrients and increase new blood vessel formation.

Also Beneficial

Regenerate
Provides a perfect blend of critical amino acids to help maximize liver, collagen, and skin health.

Replenish
Helps fight free radicals, holistically targets collagen, and calms inflammation resulting in stronger, healthier skin.

Tropical Mango Mask
Hydrates, repairs, calms, and soothes your skin's lipid barrier.

Recovery / Recovery Gel Caps
A powerful prebiotic that restores the microbiome and esophagus/gut health, which clears nose redness associated with this source of damage.