Today you'll hear from skin microbiome expert Dr Thomas Hitchcock about some fascinating research that reveals how changes in the diversity of the bacteria living on and in our skin could accelerate the signs of aging.
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Dr Hitchcock has co-authored a book about what it means to properly care for our skin by respecting its entire ecosystem. It's called Rebooting the Biome https://amzn.to/3wdo9fg
He also presented the Beauty and the Bacteria series available one the ‪@CrownAesthetics‬ channel and hosts ‪@theskinsciencepodcast‬
He is chief science officer for Crown Laboratories and has helped develop the Biojuve skincare range, which is currently physician dispensed in dermatology and aesthetic clinics in the US and beyond.
HOW TO FIND BIOJUVE: Getting a lot of queries about how to buy it. There's a list of US stockists (some sell online) on the Biojuve website (www.biojuve.com) or you can try googling Biojuve with your location to find a stockist closer to you.

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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Intro
02:41 Becoming a skin biome expert
07:45 What is the skin microbiome?
11:05 How bacteria is linked with wrinkles
20:00 Encouraging helpful bacteria to thrive

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Edited by David at https://www.redfacilities.com

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