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Don’t all men want to look years and years younger? Here’s how…

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How to drop any amount of fat you want

Remember the Biggest Loser show on TV? Men who lost a great deal of weight regained it all, and then some.

Why? Because their weight loss lowered their metabolism and ruined their body’s hormonal mix.

And it turns out that most fat loss causes metabolic harm that makes it more and more difficult to keep the pounds off.

Worse yet, you lose LEAN muscle and LEAN organ mass, so you are less healthy.

And many men experience terrible erection problems (because of lowered testosterone) unless they do this.

Here is a new video I made that shows you what men are doing to lose fat, keep their muscle and lean mass, and experience vastly improved erections due to lowered estrogen

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Men: Keep skin young (and masculine)

I’ll tell you why it’s important for you to care for your skin – and it’s not just about vanity.

First I’ll give you a lot of bad news (good news below).

The male cosmetics market has exploded – $21 billion in global revenue in 2016.

More men are going to salons and buying skin creams.

What keeps me away from that, partly, is that I don’t relate.

And that’s a problem the marketers are working on feverishly.

They dearly wish to unlock our reservations, and then our wallets…

And they are making headway. Marketing does work.

I expect that many men will soon be happily parted from lots of dollars for the promise of rejuvenation.

Especially in some age groups.

And I’m not talking about our dads.

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That generation is unlikely to change their ways. I’m talking about younger men.

But here’s why I won’t be adding to their billions (and you shouldn’t either):

The skincare industry is a con job.

Overpriced, over-packaged, overhyped. Upper-end creams and “serums” for nearly $2,000 for a few weeks worth of supply. Please!

The margins are astonishing, even on lower-end supermarket brands with fewer zeros on the price tags.

Men’s products cost less relative to women’s products, but it’s pretty much the same stuff inside the tube.

Consumers have been misled. Beauty and lifestyle magazines have been complicit in that.

Savvy women are questioning the beauty product trap.

Now men who haven’t decided yet should step back and learn more before going there.  

What’s inside that expensive packaging?

This article is about a discussion with dermatologists about the myths and truths of skin care.

Their official line is still that most creams aren’t even absorbed by the skin.

Most creams do not penetrate through the epidermis.

But what did they say about the ones that supposedly do?

About highly-profitable, patented forms of vitamin A:

“All the dermatologists spoke at length about retinoids, a class of chemical compounds that are related to vitamin A that can actually pass further into the dermis, including into the blood vessels, which then could have systemic effects. In fact, tretinoin (also known as retinoic acid or Retin-A) is often used in the treatment of dermatological conditions, from photoaging to acne and psoriasis.”

I have to wonder why these dermatologists showed such enthusiasm about a Vitamin A-like substance that has many drawbacks compared to the natural version.

And the natural stuff itself is not something you should overdo anyway!

So I have my doubts about the motivation behind their remarks…

And that’s just one skin care ingredient (one that’s usually only available by prescription, by the way).

What about other ingredients?

For starters, mineral oil, plasticizers, and chemicals abound.

And here’s one that’s making a huge impact in the oceans and waterways as well as on our health: microbeads.

Microbeads are tiny plastic beads used in cosmetics.

Wikipedia: Microbeads are manufactured solid plastic particles of less than one millimeter.

These tiny beads are in soaps, toothpaste, facial scrubs, chemicals, and more.

In personal care products, they are mostly there for spreadability, texture, and visual appeal.

We use them and wash them down the drain.

They end up in our lakes and oceans and rivers. Made of plastics, they do not vanish.

They kill water wildlife, and they end up in us through the water wildlife that we eat.

“A variety of wildlife, from small fish, amphibians, and turtles to birds and larger mammals, mistake microbeads for their food source. This ingestion of plastics introduces the potential for toxicity not only to these animals but to other species higher in the food chain.”

“Harmful chemicals … include hydrophobic pollutants that collect on the surface of the water such as polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), DDT, and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs).”

We humans are high on the food chain, and harmful chemicals are already a big health problem for us.

Steps are being taken to ban microbeads. But microbeads are not out of the picture yet.

For all their slick packaging, commercial skin products are a can of worms.

And I’m not talking about the new skincare product that is actually made from worm castings (worm poop) – because I haven’t looked into that yet.

But there is a lot more bad stuff in commercial skin products than just microbeads and hyped-up versions of vitamin A. This was just a glimpse.

Now we’ll move on to the good news, something that’s good for real…

What can men do to keep their skin young – that really works?

Surprisingly, a LOT!

The rewards of getting your information from science rather than from the mass media are many.

You will save money and see actual results.

The truth is, proven skin treatments are cheap and freely available. Niacinamide is one example.

Niacinamide is a skincare star:

“Clinical testing of topical niacinamide (vitamin B3) has revealed a broad array of improvements in the appearance of aging facial skin.”

“Caucasian female subjects (n = 50, aged 40-60 years) participated in a 12-week, double-blind, placebo-controlled, split-face, left-right randomized clinical study.”

“Niacinamide…provided significant improvements versus control in endpoints evaluated previously: fine lines/wrinkles, hyperpigmentation spots, texture, and red blotchiness.”

The researchers used the niacinamide in a cream, but niacinamide is water-soluble, so you can use it in water, as I do.

Niacinamide is inexpensive, but I don’t add things to my daily routine unless they’re really worth the time and effort.

I dissolve niacinamide in water and spray it onto my skin.

It only takes a few seconds, and it’s pleasant after a shower.

It does a lot for me.

Niacinamide does a lot for men’s health and youthful appearance.

A quick search of our site will take you to articles about niacinamide. Among them:

• How it protects skin from cancer
• Helps heal sunburn
• Reduces sun damage
• Protects against other cancers too
• Heals a leaky gut

Niacinamide is a good start for men who want to remain in control of their health, their appearance, and their wallet.

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Why men on Okinawa look decades younger (and live decades LONGER)

Scientists are flabbergasted at this shocking finding that Okinawa men are living often to 100.

And having sex with their wives the entire time.

And they look decades younger than most men their age…

For example, would you believe this man is over 70 years old?

He is still having awesome sex and has no intention of ever stopping.

His skin is still elastic and smooth…

…like most of his male friends and neighbors.

What are these men from Okinawa doing?

Here’s the Okinawa secret to a long, active, and youthful life

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