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The following segment aired on O2 Media’s “The Balancing Act” on Lifetime Television. Joining the show was Dr. Pankaj Modi and Dr. Bob Gibb. They were here to discuss a breakthrough in skin care with The Balancing Act Lifetime Viewers.

O2 Media’s The Balancing Act Host, Kristy Villa: If you’re looking for a way to turn back the clock when it comes to your appearance—and these days, who’s not doing that?—Then you’re going to want to pay attention. With us is not one doctor, but two doctors who are going to share a breakthrough in skincare that’s producing some amazing results for the women using it.

O2 Media’s The Balancing Act: Joining us today is Dr. Pankaj Modi and Dr. Bob Gibb. What did you actually discover with this product, Dr. Modi? And why is that important, Dr. Gibbs?

Dr. Modi: Because wrinkles form underneath the skin. If you’re going to treat a wrinkle, you have to deliver something underneath the skin in order to make the skin expand and push the wrinkle up. Anything that you put on the surface of the skin will not work. All you’re doing, at the end of the day, is washing it off. So, our product will deliver the essential ingredient underneath the skin and treat the wrinkle.

O2 Media’s The Balancing Act: So it’s DermalFx that will penetrate and maybe build that collagen?

Dr. Modi: Correct. We have some great “before” and “after” pictures to show the viewers here on “The Balancing Act.”

O2 Media’s The Balancing Act: Tell “The Balancing Act” viewers, doctor, how often these women applied it.

Dr. Modi: Usually twice a day.

O2 Media’s The Balancing Act: Okay, and within what time frame did they notice a difference?

Dr. Modi: You’ll certainly notice appreciable improvement within three to four days, and within two weeks, you’ll be noticing more of a “WOW” improvement.

O2 Media’s The Balancing Act: That’s pretty quick. And what sort of reaction are you getting from them so those watching “The Balancing Act” know what to expect from the product?

Dr. Modi: They’re saying they feel young, rejuvenated and five years younger.

O2 Media’s The Balancing Act: Five years younger? Do you hear that everyone watching “The Balancing Act”? I’ll take that. I also hear that you’re using it as well.

Dr. Modi: Yes. Many of my patients are coming in and they’re asking me, “What have you done to yourself? Have you got some sort of cosmetic procedure done?” and I’m answering them honestly, “No, I’m not. I’m just using the skincare.”

The following segment aired on The Balancing Act’s “The Balancing Act.” Joining the show were Joel and Kathy Davisson with important advice for struggling couples.

The Balancing Act: Well, listen to this statistic. According to divorceguide.com, fifty percent of first marriages end in divorce. Many couples call it quits after a series of problems. However, our next couple didn’t let their many marital problems destroy their marriage. Instead, they say they figured out the key to a successful marriage. So, please join me in welcoming this morning, Kathy and Joel Davisson to the show. Good morning to the both of you.

Kathy: Good morning.

The Balancing Act: Good to see you both. I want to start off with this, because when I was doing the research and background, you both admittedly called your marriage horrible.

Kathy: Yeah.

The Balancing Act: That’s a strong word, what was so horrible about it?

Kathy: Behind closed doors, he was abusive. He was emotionally, mentally and spiritually abusive. He did have a few little, minor occasions of physical, but it was mainly that he would just put me down, criticize me, find things that were wrong and always looking for different things that he could pick on me about.

The Balancing Act: And you say this started after your first year of marriage.

Kathy: After the first year of marriage. Actually, we had a pretty decent first year. It started in the second year of marriage, when I would want to— get hurt about something and I would want to talk about something, he’d say, “no, we’re not gonna talk about it,” he would tell me to be quiet, shut up, you know, don’t talk, it wasn’t good.

Joel: This was quite the betrayal because when we dated, I wanted to hear her talk all the time. I’d say “I love hearing you talk,” then the second year of marriage: “be quiet, quit talking so much, leave me alone, quit harassing me.”

The Balancing Act: Right. Well, what changed then in that second year of marriage?

Joel: I didn’t have the maturity to handle being a married man. I was very immature. The first year was all fun and games, but then when it became day to day being a good husband—because I have to choose to be a good husband, not just because I got all this motivation ’cause I’m a brand new married man, I didn’t have the maturity to do it.

The Balancing Act: Right. Kathy, what was the lowest point? And you say there was adultery in addition to the emotional abuse and the mental abuse? Just three occasions of physical abuse, as well, we should say. What was the absolute lowest point for you where you said, “All right, listen, enough is enough”?

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