Turn the clock back with the OBJECTIVES

Turn the clock back with the

OBJECTIVES What’s aging you and why? 2. What is Cell Rejuvenation? ATP = RNA → DNA 3. What is Skin Rejuvenation? What are Collagen and Elastin? 4. Anti-aging by the decade 5. E-Power Facial Mask Demo 6. Q & A (luck of the draw) 1.

The signs of intrinsic aging are: n n fine wrinkles thin and transparent skin loss of underlying fat, leading to hollowed cheeks and eye sockets as well as noticeable loss of firmness on the hands and neck bones shrink away from the skin due to bone loss, which causes sagging skin

n n n dry skin that may itch inability to sweat sufficiently to cool the skin hair loss unwanted hair nail plate thins, the half moons disappear, and ridges develops

The causes of extrinsic aging are: 1. The sun ● freckles, age spots ● spider veins on the face, rough and leathery skin, fine wrinkles that disappear when stretched ● loose skin ● a blotchy complexion ● actinic keratoses ● skin cancer ● photoaging - sun exposure, tanning 2. Facial expressions

3. Gravity – causes ● tip of the nose to droop ● the ears to elongate ● the eyelids to fall ● jowls to form ● the upper lip to disappear while the lower lip becomes more pronounced 4. Sleeping positions – sleep lines, these wrinkles eventually become etched on the surface of the face 5. Smoking – causes biochemical changes in the body

DNA replications Genetic research has found that: 1. Aging is a process where DNA replicates to keep our cells from dying. 2. With each replication, the DNA of one chromosome shortens and after several replications, the DNA is chopped off and dies.

DNA replications (continued) 3. Anti-aging depends on prolonging the time between DNA replications by keeping the cells energized. As the body cells become stressed, energy depletes and cell becomes closed to replication. 4. The cell needs revitalizing by introducing organic minerals and oxygen back into the body. The HTE devices help facilitate the delivery of nutrients and oxygen right into the cell; thereby, keeping it healthy and prolonging its life for a more youthful and healthier you!

What do you dread most about GETTING OLDER? n n n n Bulging bellies Cholesterol-choked arteries Elevated blood pressure Elevated blood sugar Stroke Brain failure and fatigue Weakness and impotence

What do you dread most about GETTING OLDER? (continued) n n n n Frozen joints or back pain Spotted, decrepit skin Tumors taking over your body Parkinson’s tremors Menopausal miseries Fading, cloudy vision Senescence And all other indignities of aging

E-Power produces more ATP. What is ATP? ATP is a nucleotide that performs many essential roles in the cell. • It is the major energy currency of the cell, providing the energy for most of the energy-consuming activities of the cell. • It is one of the monomers used in the synthesis of RNA and, after conversion to deoxy. ATP (d. ATP), DNA. • It regulates many biochemical pathways. • The synthesis of ATP, that is, ADP (adenosine diphosphate) + Pi (inorganic phosphate) – ATP + H 20 requires energy. Occurs in mitochondria by cellular respiration, occurs in chloroplasts by photosynthesis. This bond is known as “high-energy” bond.

ATP powers most of the energy-consuming activities of cells, such as: • • Most anabolic reactions: e. g. , synthesis of nucleoside triphosphates for assembly into protein Synthesis of polysaccharides Synthesis of fats Active transport of molecules and ions Nerve impulses Muscle contraction Bioluminescence

In mammals, ATP also functions outside of the cells. Its release: • From damaged cells can elicit pain • From the carotid body signals a shortage of oxygen in the blood • From taste receptor cells • Triggers action potentials in the sensory nerves leading back to the brain from the stretched wall of the urinary bladder signals when the bladder needs emptying

E-POWER balances the p. H of body fluids There are two charges that exist on earth: 1. Negative charge - uses up energy 2. Positive charge - conserves energy. • • • We have good health when there is a balance of negative charges and positive charges. We measure these charges by measuring the p. H of body fluids. Our body needs a slight excess of negative charges to keep blood circulating through our body. The blood ph is 7. 4 that can be altered by ½ a degree without any harm. More than a ½ a degree either way may cause us to age and become ill. Excess negative charges Increase the p. H and excess positive charges decrease the p. H. Aging occurs when there is a p. H increase larger than normal.

E-Power on Collagen production 1. Collagen is one of the most plentiful proteins present in the bodies of mammals, including humans. In fact, it makes up about 25 percent of the total amount of proteins in the body. 2. Some people refer to collagen as the glue that holds the body together. Without it, the body would, quite literally, fall apart. 3. Collagen fibers are found both inside and outside of cells. 4. Collagen works hand-in-hand with elastin: a) Helps support the body’s tissues. It gives body tissues form and provides firmness and strength b) Elastin gives the same body tissues much need flexibility. 5. The combination of collagen and elastin is very important in many parts of the body, including, but not limited to, the lungs, bones, and tendons. Even the blood vessels rely on both collagen and elastin.

6. Often, collagen is discussed in relation to the skin. It works with keratin to provide the skin with strength, flexibility, and resilience. As people age, however, collagen degradation occurs, leading to wrinkles. 7. It is an important substance for those looking for ways to fight the visible effects of aging on the skin. Some skincare professionals actually advise people on ways to stimulate the production of collagen in skin cells. As HTE distributors, we highly recommend the use of the E-Power machine in collagen production. 8. In addition to being so important in the body, collagen also has many medical uses. It is used in some cosmetic surgery procedures and is sold as a supplement created for joint mobility. It is even used in treating and managing serious burns. For this purpose, it is used in creating man-made skin substitutes.

What is Cell Respiration? Introduction Cellular respiration is the process by which the chemical energy of "food" molecules is released and partially captured in the form of ATP. Carbohydrates, fats, and proteins can all be used as fuels in cellular respiration, but glucose is most commonly used as an example to examine the reactions and pathways involved.

What is Skin Rejuvenation? 1. combating the signs of aging using the latest innovative, non-invasive treatments that give you visibly younger, healthy, radiant skin 2. there are treatment options available, from a wide range of surgical and non-surgical methods. Treatment is usually performed in a dermatologist office or any medical doctor who has training and experience in skin treatment. However, all medical procedures have associated risks. In general, the more invasive the procedure, the greater the associated risk. 3. Facial rejuvenation procedures fall into the following key categories: 1). topical products 2). fillers 3). Botulinum rejuvenation 4). dermabrasion and microdermabrasion.

Anti-aging by the decade 30’s 40’s 50’s Avoid Alcohol Sleep deprivation Combo creams Buy Retinol Hydroquinone Mega moisturizers Consider: Dermatologist options Botox – 2 X per year Thermage procedure Vampire facelift Fillers – lasts 6 to 12 months Vampire facelift E-Power with Bianca mask E-Power with Bianca HTE’s option

OUR BEST OPTION IN SKIN REJUVENATION IS THE USE OF THE E-POWER MACHINE along with THE FACIAL MASK APPLIED TOPICALLY without ANY DOWNTIME.

RECOMMENDED PROTOCOL FOR BEST RESULTS: 1. Clean the face with a facial cleanser, do not use soap on the face 2. Exfoliate the skin (mild exfoliates – day before, chemical peels - after 2 weeks, laser skin resurfacing - after 4 weeks) 3. Gently and slowly glide the indicator pen on the face in an upward motion. Follow instructional video. 4. Drink water

RECOMMENDED PROTOCOL FOR BEST RESULTS: 5. Use the Bianca mask 1 – 2 times a week for 20 – 30 minutes on a medium or high frequency mode 6. Not necessary to wash off after use if you plan to stay home 7. Apply facial moisturizer and 8. Wear sunscreen SPF 30 – 40, must contain zinc oxide, titanium oxide, or Parasol – FDA approved every morning, 365 days a year. If you plan to stay under the sun longer, reapply sunscreen every 2 hours.