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Aging Skin and Hair

When the outside starts reflecting how you feel inside

Does this sound familiar?
Many people notice changes in their skin or hair long before they feel “unwell.” Hair may feel thinner, skin looks dull or tired, and healing seems slower than it used to be.

These shifts are common and often connected to hormones, stress, nutrient status, inflammation, and metabolic health.

Common symptoms people report:

  • Hair thinning or increased shedding

  • Dull, dry, or aging skin

  • Changes in skin texture or elasticity

  • Slower healing

  • Looking tired even after rest

  • Changes that don’t improve with products alone

Therapies you may want to explore:
When appearance-related changes show up, people often explore options that support skin, hair, and cellular health from the inside out. This section is educational only.

  • Glutathione support, often explored for antioxidant and skin health pathways

  • NAD+ support, frequently discussed in longevity and cellular aging conversations

  • Hormone education and evaluation pathways

  • Metabolic health optimization, including GLP-1 education

  • Lifestyle and nutrient support, including hydration and protein intake

  • Treatment specifically for aging hair follicles with oral medications

What to do next:
If this section resonates, it may help to look beyond topical solutions. Many visible changes are influenced by what’s happening internally, and learning more can help you decide what support makes sense for you.

Explore Options for Aging

This content is for educational purposes only and does not provide medical advice. Skin and hair changes can have many causes. Always consult with a licensed healthcare provider before starting or changing any therapy.