Hey, everybody. This is Heidi St. John. Attention to the Maha moms for listening to today's podcast. You guys know that I love talking to you about innovative health solutions that don't have to do with Big Pharma. And today's podcast is going to be one that's going to blow your mind. Justin Gardner is in the studio with me today. He's worked in the medical space for

over 20 years. Partnering with hospitals and doctors on regenerative medical technologies,

he has founded and sold multiple companies and played a role in bringing more than 50 medical

products to market. When he discovered hypochloris acid, a molecule that's naturally produced by the body to fight infection and support healing, he dropped everything to focus on making this available to the public.

That decision led to the creation of something called active skin repair.

It's a health company that's built around medical grade non-toxic products designed for everyday use.

And in a market that's filled with outdated and often toxic solutions, active skin

repair challenges the way people think about healing and skin health by aligning with the body's

natural processes. I loved this conversation. I've been really excited to have it because my daughters are using active skin repair and rave about it. You guys trip to the PNW. I'm glad you're here.

Thank you for having me.

This is great. So you're a superstar in my family.

And like I told you right before we started recording today, my daughter, Sierra, when she

heard that you were coming, she was like, oh my gosh, mom, that's the active skin repair guy.

That stuff's amazing. I ran it through the Yak app. And I didn't tell you this before,

but she did that when we were all getting ready for our

for our wedding in Arizona last week. While I was standing there at the makeup mirror, she was scanning all of the active skin repair products in the Yucca app. And I've never seen one get a hundred. Dude. She was like, this guy's amazing. And tell him I want all the product. So if she was here right now she'd be sneaking that stuff out. I'm really glad you're here. This is exciting for me.

Well, thank you. That was humbling. And yeah, I'm glad that she enjoys the product. So she does. And I know that you're a huge favorite with the Maha movement now. And we'll get into that in just a second. I don't think someone just jumps into an industry like this.

What, what, what piqued your interest? Why'd you, why'd you jump in?

So my, my background has always been in medicine and medical devices. Previous to active skin repair.

I owned an agency that helped launch products into the hospital side.

Okay.

My focus even more narrowly in there was more in regenerative medicine.

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