📺 Watch the Video on Spotify, YouTube & RumbleJoin our FREE CommunityWe tend to treat skin like it's separate from the rest of us. Something to fix, smooth, or inject when it stops cooperating. Lisa Harris sees it differently.Lisa trained as a beauty therapist specializing in electrical facials and biofrequency devices, with additional training in aromatherapy, reflexology, and kinesiology. That combination gave her a starting point most of the skincare industry skips: skin isn't separate from the person. It's the largest organ in the body, but it's also the largest communicator. When something shows up on the skin, in her view, it's rarely just about the skin.In this conversation, Meredith and Lisa go deep on what's actually happening at the cellular level when skin ages, and why Lisa made a deliberate choice early in her career to build her practice around a different philosophy than the one that came to dominate the industry. She was working as a beauty therapist when Botox first crossed over from medical use into cosmetics, and she tried it once. Her read was immediate: this goes against the grain for me. That instinct sent her looking for a different way to get results, one that worked with the body's own regenerative processes instead of blocking muscle movement.That search led her to a combination of frequency-based technologies. Radio frequency to remodel collagen. Photobiomodulation for oxygenation and cellular signaling. Electroporation, which she describes as a virtual needle, to deliver peptides into the skin without breaking the skin barrier. None of it works by overpowering the skin. The goal, as she describes it, is finding the sweet spot: enough stimulus to prompt the skin's own repair cascade, without pushing it into an adverse or defensive response.Green light comes up as a favorite in her toolkit, and she explains why: it calms inflammation, supports the fibroblasts that produce collagen and elastin, and interacts with the pituitary and hypothalamus in a way that shifts the nervous system into a calmer state. For Lisa, that's the real throughline of this work. Skin health isn't separate from nervous system health.That connection runs through the rest of the conversation. Lisa talks about what she's observed in longtime Botox users, including changes in muscle tone and skin texture that don't show up in clients who've never used it. She talks about why she thinks teenage acne has become so much more widespread than it used to be, and how she approaches it starting from the inside rather than reaching for topical products first. And she talks candidly about the limits of what she does herself. She regularly refers clients to homeopaths, kinesiologists, and other practitioners who work with the vagus nerve and nervous system regulation, because she sees her own work as one piece of a larger picture.If you've ever felt like your only two options were let it happen or inject it away, this conversation opens up a third path.Timestamps00:00 Emotions, Stress, and Skin Health00:27 Healing Skin From the Inside Out00:52 Substack Community and Resources01:22 Meet Lisa Harris04:49 Skin as a Messenger07:37 Skin Signals and Phototherapy09:03 Regenerative Alternatives to Botox10:23 How Botox Works and What It Costs13:58 Regenerative Skin Technology16:12 Biotechnology and Skin Health20:01 Longevity Bioessence Explained25:09 Green Light Therapy for Skin29:06 Copper Peptides and Sunlight31:24 Long-Term Effects of Botox34:44 Natural Alternatives to Botox36:56 Vibrant Skin Over Perfectly Smooth Skin40:38 Lymphatic Health and Cleaner Living42:08 Light, Frequency, and Collagen47:16 Root Causes of Teen Acne50:15 Inside-Out Tools for Acne54:00 Emotions, Stress, and Skin Symptoms58:49 Finding Regenerative Skin Practitioners01:01:28 Educating the Public About Skin Health01:02:57 Final Thanks and SubscribeConnect with Lisa HarrisWebsite: https://lisaharrisskinscience.co.uk/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisa-harris-15a16941/ Connect with The Reverse Aging Club: On Substack: reverseagingclub.substack.comJoin us for a weekly live hang out, Thursdays at 12noon ET https://zoom.us/meeting/register/j_07VPOWRbWYtZWbimO9bgInstitute of Applied Quantum BiologyRAC is a proud supporter of the non profit Institute of Applied Quantum Biology, a 501c3 dedicated to integrating quantum and circadian biology into health and wellness practice. Without ipublic support this science will take decades to become widely adopted.Donate to launch JAQB: https://givebutter.com/AQBjournallaunchYou can join the FREE QBC online community here: https://qbcpod.com/freecommunityThe Institute of Applied Quantum Biology, a non profit organization translating the new science into practical application: https://www.iaqb.foundation/certificationPodcast website: https://qbcpod.com/Tools we use: https://qbcpod.com/products/Recommended Products:Lifewave phototherapy patches. Highly recommended for women 45+ or anyone with a condition or ...
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