Dr. Joy Kong explains that aging isn't just wrinkles and gray hair. Your organs are deteriorating too, because your body can't replace damaged cells fast enough. Real youth comes from cellular health inside, not cosmetics outside.
And you think, oh, I'm aging. But guess what? You're aging everywhere. If we are degenerating, degenerating, you're not replacing any of these damaged cells, then guess what? You just, you know, wrinkles start to show, you know, hair start to gray. Organs are also degenerating. You just don't see it. One reason you're aging like that is because your body cannot replace the damaged cells. All your cells are getting older and your body's just not keeping up. You don't see the internal organs, but you definitely can see in the face. I have more lines coming up. My, my skin. And then there's this general kind of like sagging, like very, very subtle. And now I look at least 15 years younger, but it's really the health comes from the inside.
Well, I think that's really interesting. As we see aging, we just see the outside— wrinkles, gray hair, thinning hair, etc. But I never think when I look at myself and see myself aging or someone else like, oh man, I bet their liver's in bad shape. You know, you don't think about the inside.
