Vanity Is Not A Dirty Word

Last week was important for Juvanni's message of Anti-aging. I was invited to speak at the TEDx event in Georgetown University, Washington. It took me a little while to distill the essence of my message about anti-aging in fifteen minutes of allotted time. But I think I was able to encapsulate and connect the missing pieces for the audience. Since I don’t like to tag people in my stuff on social media (because I prefer that they stumble upon this content accidentally, yet also by design) I am emailing you the link to an "unofficial" and a little bit shaky video, that was taken by someone sitting in the audience. I Hope you find it entertaining as well as educational.

I curated this TEDx to help you understand your body mind complex better. For this reason, I had to incorporate my own story alongside the latest anti-aging information available to us in the United States. 

Check out this picture of me, taken right before the talk, clutching my notes to make sure all points are noted— at Gaston Hall.

I am aware that this talk should have happened in 2020, right after my book release, but Covid brought a pause in our lives which allowed me to simmer in my ideas a bit longer. For which I am very grateful! 

I want to thank so many people who helped me get to this point! Most of all I owe thanks to the homies in my team and my handful of mentors who guided me through each step of preparation and execution. 

Me posing with the statue of Mercury, who is considered the god of health, at the National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C. (after my TEDx talk).

Getting to speak my message at Gaston hall felt like magic because it looks like Hogwarts! It’s a coincidence that anti-aging medicine can also feel like magic (even though it’s completely rooted in science).

Here is a picture of me with the event organizers and other speakers.

I hope you enjoy my first ever TEDx talk. I will also send the official version as soon as it is released. 

As always, I look forward to your feedback and would be happy to answer any questions. Please feel free to text or call 914-368-6609