I think @Krister_Kauppi should interview her for his podcast!
If she is taking Rapamycin then that could be an case interview in the podcast that Iām interested in doing but it will be later on because focus is now on trying to interview the key figures in the field. But if you or someone else find out something more on her regarding Rapamycin please let me know
I want to see her children and grandchildren. If they have the same youthful looks, it is a genetic gift. If not, this is a result of cosmetic or surgical intervention; or both.
You can change your face, maybe body skin with cosmetic interventions, but her gait, moving, posture, speech canāt be result of any cosmetic intervention. This is far more impressive than looks.
If I was a contestant, this would destroy my self esteem. Losing a beauty contest to a manā¦
It wouldnāt destroy mine bc itās comparable to loosing to a robot. Nothing in that man is natural. His looks are the result of multiple interventions. Itās odd and grotesque imo that it was even allowed.
The platysma typically start to separate at age 45. I am an extreme outlier as mine started to separate at 59. Most likely, she had her first face/neck lift at 60 and another every 7-10 years after. Sheās still very impressive, though, for many other reasons.
During pregnancy, there is upregulation of the matrix metalloproteinases that break down collagen so as to accommodate the growing fetus. Multiple pregnancies take a heavy toll on a womanās skin quality and increase laxity. This is more evident in European women compared to Asian or African women.
One of this particular womanās great advantages was that she had no husband and no children.
And I want to see her close up high quality picture showing her ear.
Yes, she very likely has highly distorted tragi. In one of the videos I saw, they had blurred out that part of her when her face was in profile. Also her wig was probably chosen for maximum coverage of that area.
The trade-off is probably worth it. Itās also worth spending a fortune on finding a very gifted surgeon, if one can afford it.
I believe the mind-body connection is very strong, and if we see a youthful reflection in the mirror, that positively affects the entire body.
Have most of you tried rapamycin? Does it work? Is it expensive?
I was always amazed at the fact that Lure Hsu looks very young, but I didnāt think she had any surgeries; just extensive skin care and good diet plus genetics (at least thatās what I heard??).
Iād always wanted to explain why I look younger for my age (Iāve been asked what my secret is but I donāt have any known secrets that I can say I do this and that is why I look younger for my age). I was going to say itās partly genetics, but no one else in my family has aged quite as well as I have yet. If I wear certain clothes, Iāve been mistaken as a college student before by some (Iām 45 going on 46). I have to use dating Apps to find the right aged people to date because without the Apps, late 20ās to early 30ās men are the ones that āhitā on me. Iād like to keep looking younger than my age and not get so much older looking anytime soon.
Welcome!
I think most people here are on rapa, but not all. You can get it for around $1-ish a pill.
The secrets to visually aging well are not really secretsā¦
Wear spf 50 daily
Wear a hat
Exercise
Sleep
Have a good diet
Use retinol or tret
Win the genetic lottery
I just went my high school reunion, and holy cowā¦ most of the women did not age well. The biggest issues were sun exposure, obesity, and āozempic faceā. The Asian women do not usually suffer from these issues. Similar with the men, but not as noticeable.
Thanks. Where do you buy it from? Maybe someday Iāll try that out.
I wear SPF (only since I was 30, because of rosacea). I walk my dog 3 times a day and do weight lifting in the gym 1-2 times per week (but nothing really strenuous for either cardio or weight lifting). I could maybe try the other points just in case to be preventative.
None of the other ones really apply; only one grandparent had make it to their 90ās as far as genetic lottery. The only other one who looks as young as me is my little cousin (we look about the same age, but Iām about 9 years older). The longer living grand parent is on my momās side and the younger looking cousin is on my dadās side. The people on my momās side of the family look older than they could and have very bad arthritis and other diseases especially cancer and heart disease and the people on my dadās side of the family often donāt live past their 60ās (except my dad). So far Iām the only one who made it to mid-40ās and have not started the bad arthritic pain (not yet anyway but I know that both sides of my family are afflicted by arthritis and generally by early 40ās, so Iām sure itās coming).
I never go to high school reunions lol!!
Maybe I should be happy for once for being Chinese lol
Most people who lose fat, regardless of how they do it, will have some sagging.
Is that what ozempic face means? Saggy?
Those whoāve been obese for years/decades, and then suddenly have a dramatic weight loss tend to be the worst.
I used to be pretty overweight for years (after I got married at 26 and before I got divorced at 42). Turns out I was eating my feelings. I lost about 40 pounds (didnāt get a saggy āozempicā face from it). Interestingly, I definitely looked much younger after I lost the weight though people have told me that losing fat in my face could make me look older. I lost it naturally though-no drugs-I walked, hiked and counted calories everyday (ate much smaller portions). My high blood pressure problem disappeared once I got to under 24 bmi so I was able to stop taking blood pressure medicine too. (Arguable being married made me fat and older looking lol) holding steady at about 22.5 bmi. But honestly, I never changed my diet and just eat what I want.