Ladies. Thank you so much for this wonderful discussion. I have learned so much and found out that Quercetin is great to combat hay-fever. Really, really loved every moment of you talking. More please! 😊
Such an interesting interview.Liz mentioned John Yudkin.He wrote a book called Pure White And Deadly.I read it back in the 70s.He was ahead of his game.
I took bio identical hormones from 50-70 and it definitely saved my life. In the US there is the Woman’s International Pharmacy which compounds them based on a prescription from a doctor.
Great chat. I’m listening/watching as I lie on my Bed of Nails acupressure cushion (something I discovered listening to Liz’s podcast some time ago) which helps when my back is sore. I often listen to Liz & I know she takes quite a lot of supplements, as do I! In fact several I learned about again from her podcasts over the last 2-3 years. One of my older friends says I must be mad taking all these things & that they’re filled with all sorts of nasties, plus the cost of them but like both of you, I’m not on any prescription meds in my mid 60’s. I always try to get good quality supplements, which obviously cost more but I’m happier with that rather than getting cheap stuff. I’ve never taken creatine but sounds like something I should maybe consider. Time for some red light therapy now. Can’t beat a bit of self care! BTW you two look amazing 😊
Bought the book about a month ago..I’m almost 74 and have always looked after my skin..loved cleanse and polish but I’ve upgraded my routine a bit now..I’m certainly not as brave as you and I’d never ever have needles near my face, I’ve just watched two of your Harley street videos.ouch!
I had a scoby and made kombucha in the early 1990s, among many other things I did before and since then, all of which were seen as very weird back then. But not now. Only had to wait 30-40 years.
Just watching you in conversation with Liz Earl ,I’ve got her new book..Creatinine powder in her coffee? Five years ago I had kidney cancer and now have one kidney ( I’m nearly 74) they check my blood for high levels of creatinine as it’s a bad thing for me..
Hi both, good & interesting watch. Quick question, I’m 62yrs & take a spoonful of olive oil daily, should I still be adding collagen supplements or would the oil give me a good supply? 😊
In my opinion, you would benefit from added collagen. Olive oil doesn't actually contain any, it rather contains anti-oxidants which can help boost collagen production. The very best source of collagen is bone broth.
Such an interesting interview.Liz mentioned John Yudkin.He wrote a book called Pure White And Deadly.I read it back in the 70s.He was ahead of his game.
Ladies. Thank you so much for this wonderful discussion. I have learned so much and found out that Quercetin is great to combat hay-fever. Really, really loved every moment of you talking. More please! 😊
Such an interesting interview.Liz mentioned John Yudkin.He wrote a book called Pure White And Deadly.I read it back in the 70s.He was ahead of his game.
Great! Kindred spirits! I love Liz Earle and her products..would be fab if you could develop some of your own as well 👍
I took bio identical hormones from 50-70 and it definitely saved my life. In the US there is the Woman’s International Pharmacy which compounds them based on a prescription from a doctor.
Great chat. I’m listening/watching as I lie on my Bed of Nails acupressure cushion (something I discovered listening to Liz’s podcast some time ago) which helps when my back is sore. I often listen to Liz & I know she takes quite a lot of supplements, as do I! In fact several I learned about again from her podcasts over the last 2-3 years. One of my older friends says I must be mad taking all these things & that they’re filled with all sorts of nasties, plus the cost of them but like both of you, I’m not on any prescription meds in my mid 60’s. I always try to get good quality supplements, which obviously cost more but I’m happier with that rather than getting cheap stuff. I’ve never taken creatine but sounds like something I should maybe consider. Time for some red light therapy now. Can’t beat a bit of self care! BTW you two look amazing 😊
I so agree. Love my supplements. They do cost a fortune but at the end of the day I'd rather spend money on my health than other things.
So good for you two , you bounced off each other - thank you
Great conversations,so interesting.Thank you.
Thank-you for this
I’m the same as you Glynis, my body and brain no longer wants the hormones. The side effects I get from it are worse than the menopause symptoms.
She comes across very sure of herself, somehow she just has a superior energy 😌
Hi from Ireland
Bought the book about a month ago..I’m almost 74 and have always looked after my skin..loved cleanse and polish but I’ve upgraded my routine a bit now..I’m certainly not as brave as you and I’d never ever have needles near my face, I’ve just watched two of your Harley street videos.ouch!
I had a scoby and made kombucha in the early 1990s, among many other things I did before and since then, all of which were seen as very weird back then. But not now. Only had to wait 30-40 years.
Hi from Wales
Just watching you in conversation with Liz Earl ,I’ve got her new book..Creatinine powder in her coffee? Five years ago I had kidney cancer and now have one kidney ( I’m nearly 74) they check my blood for high levels of creatinine as it’s a bad thing for me..
Really great video. Can I ask Glynis why you can’t tolerate the gel please?
Agree, this could have been great information
Hi both, good & interesting watch. Quick question, I’m 62yrs & take a spoonful of olive oil daily, should I still be adding collagen supplements or would the oil give me a good supply? 😊
In my opinion, you would benefit from added collagen. Olive oil doesn't actually contain any, it rather contains anti-oxidants which can help boost collagen production. The very best source of collagen is bone broth.
Hi, I just wanted to ask you both how you’ve got such tight and line free necks? You look amazing!
Oh thank you! I use the same products on my neck as I do on my face. All written about on agelessbyglynsibarber.com
I didn't get the name of the hey fever remedy
quercittin
Liz well done for having a boyfriend aged 44 😅 (ps. You don't look 61)
Such an interesting interview.Liz mentioned John Yudkin.He wrote a book called Pure White And Deadly.I read it back in the 70s.He was ahead of his game.