9 Best Supplements for Younger Skin | Dr. Janine


9 Best Supplements for Younger Skin | Dr. Janine

9 Best Supplements for Younger Skin | Dr. Janine Dr. Janine shares the 9 best supplements for younger, healthier skin.

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  • @Lissbona

    Vitamin c, magnezium glicinat, omega 3

  • @RichardExeter

    Looks like I'm doin pretty good……
    I take: Collagen, COQ10, Silica, Fish Oil, MSM, VitC, Zinc, Magnesium… 🙂
    Just missing L-Lysine….

  • @MrBravano

    I liked your videos on supplements to avoid so I started to watch others; please inform your viewers to do due diligence research. For instance Horsetail has a load of side effects

    Horsetail may cause vitamin B1 deficiency if taken long-term, allergic reactions in people with nicotine allergies, and lower potassium levels in the blood. It may also interact with other medications, including lithium, diabetes medications, diuretics, efavirenz (Sustiva), and HIV/AIDS medications. People with heart or kidney disorders, diabetes, or gout should not take horsetail.

    And Interactionslike,

    Horsetail contains thiaminase, a chemical that breaks down thiamine, a B vitamin. Drinking alcohol while taking horsetail may also cause thiamine levels to drop. Some products are labeled "thiaminase-free", but there isn't enough information to know if they are safe

  • @anastasiarose3800

    I always learn such useful information from your channel. Thanks so much for the tips!

  • @edithrone4470

    How does one get all these at one time? There is no way I could afford each separately and then knowing how much of each one.

  • @curlsandcurves1

    How much milligrams of the CoQ10 should I be consuming? I am 45 , 170, 5'3

  • @chrism2383

    Better advice is to spend your money on a healthy diet and use sunscreen. The interactions of all these supplements can cause liver toxicity in some cases. Coupled by the fact that many supplements can interact negativity with perscription medication.

  • @jeredeanhightower4949

    Hello, when will your supplement stress and sleep will be back in stock in USA.

  • @jessie9671

    How about glutathione supplements and l cystine for skin ?

  • @BurmaLion

    Hello Doctor, warmest greetings from London, can I ask you a question?

  • @lorigardner1626

    I learned recently that Horsetail is great for kidney function so I as a kidney/pancreas transplant recipient will be including Horsetail Root tea 😊

  • @elizabethl8390

    Is it safe to take these daily and all together?
    How should they be taken?

  • @mangOO0548

    What do you say about injecting fat into the face?

    Self-fat, take from the body and transfer to the face.

    which is better: Is autologous fat (self fat) or hyaluronic acid ?
    THANKS