“Kelly, why do you have those dark spots all over your arms and face”? These are the words that left 64-year-old kindergarten teacher, Kelly Pritchard, feeling completely rattled and embarrassed.
| | “Kelly, why do you have those dark spots all over your arms and face”?
These are the words that left 64-year-old kindergarten teacher, Kelly Pritchard, feeling completely rattled and embarrassed.
Kelly had first started to experience dark spots on her skin a few years ago and slowly over time they started to get darker and darker, and more started to appear.
She would always just put makeup on to try and cover up her dark spots and uneven skin tones, but the spots had gotten so obvious that makeup could no longer fully cover them up.
Kelly had always done everything right and was very cautious, consistently applying sunblock and limiting sun exposure.
Later that week she went out to lunch with one of her friends and explained the story of what happened to her earlier in the week.
At the next table over there was a doctor who overheard their conversation. He chimed in saying that he knows exactly how she feels and that his wife also experienced the same issues of dark spots and uneven skin tones.
She told Dr. Gundry that she tries to avoid the sun and applies sunblock multiple times a day, and was not sure why they kept appearing.
Dr. Gundry explained that a common misconception that many people have are that these spots are caused by the sun, when in fact they are actually signs of advanced aging.
He also explained that what many women do to try and cover up these dark spots and uneven skin tones is to just apply makeup. But that just covers up the problem and doesn’t get to the root cause of the spots.
He told her about a special at home method that she can use in her home to help reduce her dark spots, age spots, and uneven skin tones.
During the week Kelly tried the special method, and one day when she got out of the shower her husband saw her and said “wow, what happened to your dark spots”? You’re not wearing any makeup and I can’t even tell you have them anymore.
She explained that last week she went to lunch with her friends and met a doctor named Dr. Gundry who is an expert on the causes of dark spots , and he told her to use this special method on the dark spots to help reduce them.
Kellys husband was amazed by the results he saw, and he noticed that he had some age spots and he also tried this method on himself and experienced similar results.
You can find out about the special method by clicking here right now. | | | | If you yourself have experienced dark spots, uneven skin tones, macules, freckles, and age spots then you need to watch the shocking presentation right now. |
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