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Re: For Those of You That Can't Find an NCR Doctor Close to Your
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DIR By: Tyler
Date: December 6, 2013, 2:34 pm
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He looks quite dashing and ruggedly handsome to me. I am not
certain what caused those nasolabial folds to appear, but on
Ian, I think that they add to his comeliness. Even if his
hairline has receded somewhat, I also think it contributes to
his handsomeness, as well. He reminds me of a rugged movie star
before Botox was made insanely popular.
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Re: For Those of You That Can't Find an NCR Doctor Close to Your
Area
DIR By: Tyler
Date: December 6, 2013, 2:43 pm
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---------- sorry for my rediculous posts, I was schizophrenic
when I wrote them.
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Re: For Those of You That Can't Find an NCR Doctor Close to Your
Area
DIR By: viridian
Date: December 6, 2013, 6:44 pm
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Yes, it is probably just good living!
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Re: For Those of You That Can't Find an NCR Doctor Close to Your
Area
DIR By: MessiahMews
Date: December 7, 2013, 6:49 pm
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--- Quote from: Tyler link ---
>
> He looks quite dashing and ruggedly handsome to me. I am not
certain what caused those nasolabial folds to appear, but on
Ian, I think that they add to his comeliness. Even if his
hairline has receded somewhat, I also think it contributes to
his handsomeness, as well. He reminds me of a rugged movie star
before Botox was made insanely popular.
>
--- End Quote ---
I think he looks great, however a good profractional Co2
lasering can help with some of those lines by resurfacing and
tightening the skin. Some of the names of those are SmartSkin
by Cyanosure, MixTo by LaseringUSA, ActiveFX and DeepFX, and
Fraxel Re:pair. Since Plato knows about these lasers (he asked
for suggestions a while back, so I gave him some names and
locations), he might mention them to him. I'm still wanting to
get mine done via laser, and it will be a SmartSkin, since
someone close to us has that one. I have some brow ptosis,
sagging, and scarring, so I want to tighten even more. Even
though I want to so laser, my skin, overall, looks healthy for
my age. I take all the nutrition, plus I have my own
professional microdermabrasion machine.
Some nutrition inside and out would help too, of course. Here's
what all I use....
1. The Health Wyze Colloidal Copper Lotion (topical use only)
HTML http://healthwyze.org/index.php/component/content/article/256-the-health-wyze-colloidal-copper-lotion.html
* I use it sparingly, because I tend to break out. It can also
be used on the lower back, spine and joints to regenerate, and
also tightening ligaments.
2. Ultra Aesthetics Alpha Lipoic Activating Serum with Coenzyme
Q10 and ASCIII Complex and MSM Serum C
For moisturizing, and it has NO carcinogens in it. I have
chronic peeling lips (Chelitis) and it's the only thing that
keeps them moist. This is what it looks like...
HTML http://www.drrons.com/msm-alpha-lipoic-serums.htm
* Look for it in your local health food store, or order online.
3.
[URL=
HTML http://life-enthusiast.com/usa/orgono-silica-liquid-1000-p-422.html?ref=10238]G5 Organic Silica Liquid[/URL] (taken internally) and
[URL=
HTML http://life-enthusiast.com/usa/silica-gel-150-ml-5-oz-p-845.html?ref=10238]G5 Organic Silica Gel[/URL] (Use topically).
4. Colloidial Minerals. We use
[URL=
HTML http://rcarrillo.youngevityonline.com/tangytangerine/]Tangy Tangerine[/URL] now, since they replaced the B-12 with the
preferred Methylcobalmin.
When we can afford it, we sometimes get the
[URL=
HTML http://life-enthusiast.com/usa/intramax-34-oz-p-943.html?ref=10238]IntraMax[/URL]/[URL=http://life-enthusiast.com/usa/intramin-34-oz-p-944.html?ref=10238]IntraMin[/URL] from Drucker Labs. They also use the correct bio-available
methylcobalmin form of B-12.
5.
[URL=
HTML http://www.enrichgifts.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=telomere_support&Click=1337]TELOMERASE ENZYME/TELOMERE SUPPORT[/URL], which I just found recently.
The
site says it contains the actual telomerase enzyme.
I have ALOT more anti-aging stuff on The Women Warriors site.
HTML http://thewomenwarriors.net/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=470
And also on my blogs...
HTML http://digitalangeldonnadj.com/blog
HTML http://messiahmews.blogspot.com/
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Re: For Those of You That Can't Find an NCR Doctor Close to Your
Area
DIR By: viridian
Date: December 7, 2013, 7:48 pm
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By the way, I didn't mean to imply that he doesn't look good. I
was just wondering what the longer term effects of face-pulling
might be for myself -- it's all about me really! And for some
reason when I saw the nasolabial folds I thought maybe pulling
the mandible has had some impact.
I honestly think he looks really great, and in no way was it a
criticism or to imply that he needs to actually do or fix
anything.
But also thanks for sharing those bits of info MM. I will take a
look into them!
Quickly scanning the list, I take a form of liquid silica too,
but I use it because it helps the body detox heavy metals.
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Re: For Those of You That Can't Find an NCR Doctor Close to Your
Area
DIR By: MessiahMews
Date: December 8, 2013, 9:01 pm
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--- Quote from: viridian link ---
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> By the way, I didn't mean to imply that he doesn't look good.
I was just wondering what the longer term effects of
face-pulling might be for myself -- it's all about me really!
And for some reason when I saw the nasolabial folds I thought
maybe pulling the mandible has had some impact.
> I honestly think he looks really great, and in no way was it a
criticism or to imply that he needs to actually do or fix
anything.
>
> But also thanks for sharing those bits of info MM. I will take
a look into them!
> Quickly scanning the list, I take a form of liquid silica too,
but I use it because it helps the body detox heavy metals.
>
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I know you didn't mean to imply in a bad way. I have some
nasolabial folds too, but I think mine are being weighed forward
due to extra buccal fat in lower cheeks close to the jawline.
On some people it kind of blends in with double chins and jowls.
I call it hamster cheeks. lol
That's not an age thing with me, as I've always had them, even
in my early twenties. I don't want the fat pad removed, but I
do want it shrunken some. So I want to go and have some
treatment with the vShape by alma lasers. That is obstructing
the 3D look and actually makes my face look even more enlongated
and jawline look rounded from front view, instead of more
pointed as it should be.
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Re: For Those of You That Can't Find an NCR Doctor Close to Your
Area
DIR By: Knoppe
Date: February 27, 2014, 2:21 am
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Just felt the need to comment this.
I've also got wrinkles around my mouth from expansion with an
ALF. It seems to me like an normal occurence when the teeth
suddenly supports the face. Seems to me like worrying about
wrinkles is kind of missing the point. Ian CLEARLY has a way
more balanced and attractive face. Add on the improved health
and..well. Who cares about the wrinkles? I'd take wrinkles, a
green face, crooked teeth for improved health any day of the
week.
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Re: For Those of You That Can't Find an NCR Doctor Close to Your
Area
DIR By: MessiahMews
Date: June 10, 2014, 6:08 pm
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My husband and I just finished our very first live Basic Seminar
of Advanced BioStructural Correction�. (ABC�). It was awesome
and we got enough that we both can correct each other. The
meningeal releases are somewhat scary and uncomfortable for
some, but the easiest to do (for me personally) is the lateral
meningeal release. My usual ABC guy will supervise us for those,
which will be most appreciated.
We bought this Core Curriculum Training too. We both received
hands on training, and got enough where we can both adjust each
other. We still have to get the adjusting instrument and a table
(my ABC chiropractor has an extra one he's holding for me) and
we'll be good to go.
We will be taking more and more of the basic seminars because
the more we take, the more we'll absorb. I also will need to
get a Grey's Anatomy or equivalent for my husband, so he can
learn more about the anatomy. He got a little confused on some
things, but I knew most of the basic anatomy, since I took it in
technical school. I also took Jane Rice's Medical Terminology,
which she breaks down the words in part, and they are easy to
combine and know by being taught that way.
After the seminar, I have 4 days of NCR with Hillary, and told
her about some of the things we learned.
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