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EPISODE · Sep 16, 2014 · 34 MIN

Carolyn Cleaves and the Art of Face Yoga for Antiaging

from Rejenesis: Youthful Aging Experts with Dr. J · host Dr. James Joseph

Dr. J's interview with Carolyn Cleaves. Guess her age in each of the photos on her website. http://carolynsfacialfitness.com “Beauty, fitness and exercise have always held an interest for me. I've run several businesses, including my own clothing company. I've even taught yoga and aerobics. I've also worked as a photographer's model and a runway model. After graduating from university and graduate school, I taught English, math and science for years. Teaching helped me understand how one learns. I used this skill to design a facial exercise program that is easy to learn and easy to use. I have a consult-team of two medical doctors and a professor of anatomy and physiology. Their input is invaluable, not only for the design of the CFF™ program, making it an effective and comprehensive user-friendly system, but for their continuing support and contributions. I've lived and traveled all over the world. I currently reside in the Pacific North West (near Seattle, Washington) with my husband, Sigi, a retired German lawyer. I'm 64 years old."

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