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Do you suffer from redness, oily skin, dry skin, inflammation, or uneven skin tones?
Your diet and lifestyle changes could actually be the root cause of bad skin health.
Enter here for the chance to win Dr Sharad’s AWARD-WINNING DermatogenomixTM gene test which tells you what underlying genes you have that cause bad skin, and what diet and lifestyle habits may be aggravating them!
“One cannot have bad health and good skin. Dermatogenomix® is all about understanding your genes for better skin, and thereby improving your health”
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Bad skin can make you feel low energy, self-conscious and not feeling your best.
If so, you are one 85 million American who suffer one form of skin disease!
You’ve tried creams, topical steroids, laser therapy, fancy diets but
NOTHING WORKS!
Your diet and lifestyle changes could actually be the root cause of bad skin health.
Take Dr Sharad’s AWARD-WINNING DermatogenomixTM gene test to find out what underlying genes you have that cause bad skin, and how you can solve the!
How It Works
Receive the genekit, test your saliva & send it back to our state-of-the art university-based gene-testing partner lab
Receive a personalized report to help optimize your skin health, and thereby your wellness
Make the recommended changes & take control of your life!
Enter here for the chance to win Dr Sharad’s AWARD-WINNING DermatogenomixTM gene test which tells you what underlying genes you have that cause bad skin, and what diet and lifestyle habits may be aggravating them!
About
Dr Sharad Paul
Based in New Zealand, Dr Sharad Paul is a world leading skinMD and genetics research, and is the author of popular bestsellers, Skin, a Biography (4th Estate), The Genetics of Health (Simon and Schuster) and TEDx Talks.
Time Magazine: “An open hear(ed) surgeon”
New Zealand Medical Association: “One of the most inspiring, intelligent and compassionate men you are likely to meet”
✔ 150,000 patients
✔ 100+ research papers
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Winner is announced on March 15, 2023. Winner will be contacted by email address and/or phone entered.