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Japan’s Oldest Doctor (100+) shares a hidden truth: wrinkles and age spots aren’t just from sun damage — they can be signs of deeper imbalances inside your body. In this eye-opening episode, he explains how digestion, liver health, and essential minerals quietly shape your skin, energy, and aging. If your creams and serums keep failing, this might be why.

In this episode, we uncover the surprising root causes of skin aging and spots after 60:
✅ How zinc, copper, and magnesium balance affects collagen and pigmentation
✅ The gut-liver-skin pathway most doctors ignore
✅ Subtle signs of mineral deficiency you can notice without tests
✅ A natural 20-day skin reset that works from the inside out
✅ Why poor digestion may undo your skincare routine
✅ Gentle, safe steps to reduce chemical creams and support natural repair

If you or someone you love is over 60, this episode could change the way you see skin and aging forever. True rejuvenation starts from within.

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