Spill your science-based tea Exosome skincare is the latest luxury beauty trend claiming to “reprogram” your skin cells — but does the science hold up? In this episode, we unpack what exosomes really are, why your body already makes them, and how nutrition does more for skin health than any $400 serum ever could. Discover how to “feed your exosomes” with real food, not marketing hype.
All content for Nutrition is Health is the property of Amir Nashed and is served directly from their servers
with no modification, redirects, or rehosting. The podcast is not affiliated with or endorsed by Podjoint in any way.
Spill your science-based tea Exosome skincare is the latest luxury beauty trend claiming to “reprogram” your skin cells — but does the science hold up? In this episode, we unpack what exosomes really are, why your body already makes them, and how nutrition does more for skin health than any $400 serum ever could. Discover how to “feed your exosomes” with real food, not marketing hype.
Pure Himalayan shilajit is marketed as an ancient superfood that boosts energy, testosterone, brain function, and overall health. But is there real science behind the hype—or is it just a pricey resin with a good backstory? In this episode, we explain what shilajit actually is, review the current research, break down the potential benefits and risks, and share what to look for if you decide to try it.
Nutrition is Health
Spill your science-based tea Exosome skincare is the latest luxury beauty trend claiming to “reprogram” your skin cells — but does the science hold up? In this episode, we unpack what exosomes really are, why your body already makes them, and how nutrition does more for skin health than any $400 serum ever could. Discover how to “feed your exosomes” with real food, not marketing hype.
