
Loren Pickart, Ph.D
Discovered the tissue regenerative actions of copper-peptides.
Authored - Reverse Skin Aging
You will find mention of FlexEffect Facialbuilding in his book
"As
a Scientist in the field of aging reversal and skin remodeling, I personally want to
congratulate Deborah Crowley on her design and development of what she coined in 1979,
Facialbuilding. Her non-surgical Program “FlexEffect Faciallbuilding” has literally
revolutionized Facial Reconstruction Alternatives. When used with proven skin remodeling
agents, Deborah Crowley's Facialbuilding program will definitely speed the development of
a much more youthful and wrinkle-free face."
Anne Ingard, P.T
Ingard Physical Therapy
Natick, MA
"..As a physical therapist for 28 years, I have treated many patients
with conditions that resulted in facial muscle weakness or paralysis. I wish that I
had known about FlexEffect Facialbuilding years
ago. After viewing Deb Crowley's program I realized that my exercise programs for
facial muscle training were inadequate and I was under-training my patients from the neck
up. Deb's program reminded me that for optimal results, all the muscles of the head
and neck must be trained, not just a few. All the facial muscles work together to maintain
the contour of the face and control the movement of the forehead, eyes, nose, jaw and
mouth. Deb's program is easy to follow. She clearly explains each exercise and
demonstrates proper technique."
Valori
Treloar, M.D.
Board-Certified Dermatologist
Certified Nutrition specialist
Boston, MA
"...
I needed a facial exercise program to recommend to
my patients and my internet search produced eight of them. Deb's FlexEffect was the program with the best
strength training focus. Combining her bodybuilding expertise with a thorough
knowledge of facial musculature, she has developed a program that makes sense
physiologically. Loss of muscle is not the only cause of aging of the face.
Decrease of fat pads, thinning of the layers of the skin, damage by ultraviolet light,
poor nutrition all contribute. However, Facialbuilding may well be one of the most
important ways we can help slow the aging process."
Mark
E. McGovern, M.D., FACC, FACP
Miami, FL
"...I
have been doing FlexEffect for over a year. My results, to say the least, have been
fantastic. I practice them about 20 -25 minutes almost every day.
From
a scientific standpoint, facial exercises unquestionably work. Much as an applied
program of bodybuilding strengthens and enlarges the skeletal muscles, as well as tone and
tighten the overlying skin, facial exercises do
the same. The skin and muscles in the face sag with time. A regular applied
program of facial exercise will strengthen and lift them, and tone and tighten the
overlying skin as well.
Unfortunately,
there are still many surgeons that refute claims of the efficacy of facial exercises.
It may simply be that they are not familiar with the programs or techniques.
It's unimaginable to think, from a physiological point of view, that the effects of weight
training stop at the neck."
Jon
L.W. Richards M.D.
Auburn, WA
"...I
can't imagine any knowledgeable medical professional would doubt that the facial muscles
would respond any differently to exercise than any other skeletal muscle. It's
refreshing to finally come across a facial
training program that not only can improve muscle tone but also increase muscle
mass. I believe these facial exercises as an adjunct to a healthy diet, nonsmoking
lifestyle, and daily sunscreen use, can slow down if not reverse that 'normal' aging
process."
Jennifer
Sherwood, M.D.
Los Angeles, CA
"...
While reading about the FlexEffect program
and browsing the discussion board, I have noticed several references to the smooth skin of
children compared to the sun damaged, aging skin of adults. The reason they can make
thousands of expressions that do not result in wrinkles is not because of lack of sun
damage. The epidermis of a newborn continuously grows to accommodate new growth in
both musculature and skeletal structure. Gerontoligists have conclusively proven
that this growth can occur from birth to about twenty-five years of age, after which
the human body slowly begins to decline. At that point, when the epidermis is no
longer growing and stretching, is when the ravages of gravity and sun damage
begin to take effect. This is exactly when a program like FlexEffect is most
beneficial. Through facialbuilding, a person is able to increase muscle mass, thus
causing the epidermis to stretch and reduce the appearance of wrinkles. Thank
you for your time and I look forward to joining you all as a Facialbuilder."
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