hate bust Your bubble – but the youth fountain is not on top of the engaged breasts.
“Breast Milk Botox” is buzzing between Buffs Beuuty, as a way to stop the unbearable signs of aging of your mother’s nature nectar.
Instead of pumping their mugs full of neurotoxins, known injections to finally wipe the lines and legs of the dish, Gllamour Wannabe are using frozen breast milk bags to achieve that permanent new durability.
Likes how to get candy from a baby – then rub it all your face.
“Yes, the lady, your milk is like Botox,” said the young mother today, he said as she brushed her face with a block of chest juice. “Tiktok told me.”
But, alas, they Sage social media know-everyone received all the mistakes, so says the dermatologist with two tables with Park Avenue, Rita Linkner.
“There is no biochemical substitute for neuromodulators like Botox, which operates at the level of neuromuscular intersection to prevent signaling of the muscles that contract,” the linkner tells exclusively posting.
“Breast milk and its ingredients are unable to achieve this,” the specialist said. “No skin is able to achieve this.”
Well, this absorbs for anti -aging fields.
But mum’s generosity has come available for a small portion of health nuts.
Ashley Lemieux, from Phoenix, virally claimed that breast milk healed its psoriasis.
“My hands have not seen or felt well in two years,” cheered the millennium in a ticking clip. “They are not cracked. They are not bleeding. They are not inflamed. I can bend them – women’s bodies are so cute.”
Linh ta, a young newborn mother of whom she suffered from acne, turned her liquid supply into a face mask, hoping that the hack-made hack would disappear his acne.
There is currently no science to support the efficiency of breast milk as an acne antidot for infants.
However, research has shown that good things reduce the risk of overweight, as well as respiratory and gastrointestinal diseases, diabetes and some childhood cancellations.
But when it comes to maintaining a woman’s youthful splendor, Linkner says it’s a “no”
“It should also be noted that infectious diseases can be transmitted to your breast milk,” it noted. “So, I would cause someone to buy breast milk from someone else in order to use it for its falsely claimed effects against aging.”
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