＂Botox WORSENS Depression＂ - Paul Saladino REVEALS What Your Doctor ISN'T Telling You
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In this episode of the podcast, Pat and Rob discuss what they think is going to be the next big thing in medicine in terms of advances, advances, or even quick fixes, in the next few decades. From hair transplants, to breast implants, to Botox, to birth control pills, to artificial insemination, and so much more.
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You see drugs that came out that were revolutionary that we use, GLP-1 being one of them, and that came out in 2005.
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Then you go look at when hair transplant became a thing, and that was back in 19—I want to say 1960s, if I'm not mistaken.
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Let me see this here. Yeah, so you got hair transplant, 1960s, first performed in 1950 by Dr. Norman Arendtreich.
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Birth control pills, May 9th, 1960, FDA approved.
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A lot of people say that was one of the worst things that we did with birth control pills.
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You know, a lot of happy campers because of that one, okay?
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But they also say there's some side effects with that.
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What do you think is going to be the next big thing that hasn't happened yet?
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in terms of advances advances or even you know a pleasure quick fix because remember viagra that
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was like a guys were making a kill and just selling that pill when it first came out
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pharmaceutical sales people were all going to you know saying hey i want to be able to sell
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that product i hear guys are making two three four hundred thousand dollars a year it was such
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an easy product to sell to doctors what do you think could be the next thing next big thing
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hmm we're becoming more vain social media is not going away we want to look good
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you know we want to look sexy we want to look appealing this is a tough one pat i don't know
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here you know i mean peptides and glps glps are a peptide but i think we've kind of already
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talked about this but i think peptides and glps are the next big thing so i think from glps we
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have to say it's it's kind of already here is the peptides you know now we've got the gnrh
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to say, let me go fix my hair. And you can go to Turkey
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I said, buddy, take that camera off my head right now.
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You know, they're kind of going through the whole thing.
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The year she died, they came out with breast implants.
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So maybe everybody wanted to be, you know, kind of like her.
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So insecurities with birth control, maybe that's more like a risk.
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Allow me to be reckless and have sex without having anything to worry about.
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you know massive it's a massive number by the way on botox it's a big number and there's some
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some really interesting stuff with botox there's a clip circulating from euphoria season three i
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don't watch this but i saw it maybe we can pull it up it's two characters it's it it's at one of
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the characters weddings and there's this really interesting juxtaposition of one one actress
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has a large amount of botox in her face and the other actress sydney sweeney doesn't have as much
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botox and so that's a clip where they're at the sydney sweeney's character is at her wedding
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and this these two characters are arguing and then one character with botox on her face is saying
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we paid we paid for our kids college fund and you can see her getting very angry and her face isn't
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moving at all and then sydney sweeney says what does that have to do with me and you can see her
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furrowing her brow and her you know her the muscles of the glabella muscles in the forehead
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it's very interesting because we'll find the clip um it's it's it's out there on x for sure it's
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just it's at her wedding you know and the one actress but what's interesting about this for
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me is i think botox see if it comes up if you type in botox is is that um i found a recent study and
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i posted about this on x that where you inject the botox in your face matters so there's some
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studies that show that if you inject the frown lines with botox it improves depression scores
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so there's something called in this theory of embodied emotions that when we feel an emotion
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whether it's sadness or happiness or other emotions that i'll get to in a moment our face moves and
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our face moving with these emotions is integral to actually feeling the emotion so if you inject
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the frown lines in the face or maybe these 11s here in the middle of your face I've never had
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any Botox but you know I look at my face and I think should I get this and then I read this study
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if you inject the frown lines or you inject the places in your face that are being expressed when
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you have negative emotions it actually improves depression scores but if you inject the parts of
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your face, like the laugh lines, it worsens depression scores because you can't, the theory
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would be you can't express the happiness as much. And so there was a recent study that looked at
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that. And then it also looked at, and again, it's one study. And I think it was a small study of 36
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women, but there was a similar finding that when they injected certain areas of the face, women
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reported less orgasm intensity because- You couldn't see if they're enjoying it or not.
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Well, because they can't express the enjoyment on their face when they're having the orgasm
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So this is the, they use something called the sexual satisfaction score.
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And so they had lower orgasm intensity and enjoyment because you can't,
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you need to move your face to embody an emotion.
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Again, it's one study, but there's a lot of people getting Botox.
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And I thought that clip from Euphoria was fascinating
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because you can see this woman getting very angry
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And as humans, as you and I are sitting across the table.
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Cumberto, Rob, did you guys find that clip or no?
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You want to just text it to Rob and we'll add it?
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It's not live, so we can re-edit and add that part to it, Rob,
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As you and I are talking to each other, I'm looking at your face.
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Think about the bonding that goes on between a mother and a child.
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Think about the complex emotional dance that happens between two people during courtship.
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And think about the way that paralyzing too much of your face could affect this.
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If you go to, like, a comedy club in, like, you know, Highland Park, Dallas, and everybody's on Botox, and you're like, are these people enjoying it or not?
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You just can't tell because they're not smiling.
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And so, look, there's ways apparently, again, I've never had any Botox, but there's ways that you can do baby Botox and maybe not paralyze it or be careful with the muscles.
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Like, I just think there's a word of caution with Botox.
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And look, I've got some lines across my forehead that I'm self-conscious about.
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But do I want to affect my ability to feel an emotion?
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And do I want to affect my ability to bond with someone potentially my future kids?
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No, I mean, listen, you look at me, you can see freeways on my forehead.
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But, you know, it is a big business when you look at Botox.
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on how many people are using it i think it was 85 percent of people that use uh uh do we have the
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numbers on that with botox rob it's a very very high number on what percentage are women and how
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much money is being spent in it and what we're doing with that yeah right there 85 to 94 percent
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of all botox cosmetic procedures are performed on women with millions receiving injections annually
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in the u.s while only one percent total u.s population gets botox survey indicate up to 42
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percent of women have had the treatment the highest usage in among women 40 to 54 though
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preventative Botox is surging in those under 40. Preventative Botox this is preventative Botox
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women in their 20s and 30s who say I don't want to get a wrinkle so I'm going to paralyze the
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muscles now they don't have a wrinkle they're trying to get rid of they're trying to prevent
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wrinkles this is I mean it's kind of scary you know it's you think I mean there's women in their
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20s now getting Botox for sure. For sure. That's wild. Hey guys, I am Paul Saladino. You can find
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me on Manect if you have any questions about diet, health, recovering from chronic illness
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or autoimmune disease. I'm excited to connect with you guys all there and I'll see you in there.