115 Caffeine: The Wrinkle Maker & Lip Shrinker

The caffeine addictions run deeper in people than anyone realizes.
Not at the fault of anyone drinking or eating caffeine, instead,
it’s unfortunately a need because so many people barely function at
their best without their coffee, cacao, black teas, green teas,
sodas, matcha and other forms of caffeine. One of the problems with
long-term caffeine use is its ability to draw precious hydration
out of cells and tissues. This constant water draw out of facial
tissue leads to wrinkles created by caffeine. But it doesn’t stop
there—long-term caffeine use that touches the lips can draw
precious resources out of the lips, creating thinner lips over time
including smoker’s mouth, which doesn’t require smoking at all,
just the consumption of a caffeinated beverage. In this episode,
learn critical information about caffeine that may apply to your
health and life. In this episode… Learn why caffeine is the wrinkle
maker, how it dehydrates the skin and creates a leather-like
texture. Discover why skincare products with caffeine do more bad
than good and can fast-track premature aging. Uncover how repeated
lip contact with caffeinated drinks and foods can shrink and thin
lips, contributing to “smoker’s mouth” features even without
smoking. Discover how caffeine-driven adrenaline suppresses
immunity and aggravates the vagus nerves, fueling anxiety, chest
and throat tightness, odd sensations, and hot flashes. Uncover
caffeine’s role as a frequent trigger of shingles outbreaks. Find
out how caffeine use during pregnancy and breastfeeding exposes
infants to caffeine, fostering early addiction and undermining
maternal health. Learn about caffeine weakening adrenal reserves
needed for labor, raising the risk of difficult childbirth and
C-sections due to insufficient adrenaline for pushing. Uncover
caffeine’s impact on beneficial hydration, minerals, vitamins, and
antioxidants, brain cell hydration and aging. Find out how caffeine
burdens and stagnates the liver and its correlation to an increase
in cosmetic procedures. All this and more, tune in and don’t miss
out on this important episode. You can revisit this episode anytime
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