Beauty and Health Solutions: Dr. Willy Wang Explained Topics from Cosmic Radiation to Sunscreen, and from Leaky Gut to Probiotics

After presenting awards to six outstanding regional partners, Dr. Wang delivered a detailed lecture on the new sunscreen and probiotic products. He covered the dangers of ultraviolet rays, the core technology behind sunscreens, leaky gut syndrome, and how probiotics can survive to reach the intestines. His clear and engaging presentation helped global partners gain a comprehensive understanding of protecting skin, supporting gut health, and promoting these products effectively.

Below is a summary of Dr. Wang’s lecture:

Vietnam originally had 63 provinces, but they are now being consolidated into 28, with smaller provinces merging. I traveled to Vietnam for two days to handle our land matters there, informing only CP Tao Wensheng and asking him to keep it confidential. However, he brought a group of partners to pick me up at the airport, and they tirelessly followed me from the airport to Haiphong and Hanoi without even stopping for dinner. When I returned, Taiwanese partners noticed my healthy complexion, which I attribute to the new sunscreen product I’m introducing today.

Cosmic Rays and Sunscreen Concepts

Sunscreen products are evaluated by two key metrics: PA for protection against UVA rays, preventing tanning and dark spots and SPF for protection against UVB rays, preventing skin damage. The electromagnetic spectrum is vast, with visible light occupying a small range from red (longest wavelength, lowest energy) to violet (shortest wavelength, highest energy). Visible light spans roughly 370 nm to 760 nm. Beyond violet lies ultraviolet (UV) light, and beyond red lies infrared. While infrared poses little threat, UV light is what we fear when we talk about “sun exposure.”

 

UV light ranges from 100 nm to 400 nm, with UVA (320–400 nm) being the most concerning due to its prevalence and significant impact on skin, eyes, and cells. UV’s short wavelength and high energy allow it to penetrate skin, damaging cells and DNA, unlike the less harmful, longer-wavelength infrared.

 Microwaves Alter What You Eat

Beyond UV, we encounter infrared, far-infrared, and longer-wavelength electromagnetic waves like radio waves, which include Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and microwaves used in ovens. Microwaves, though low in energy, heat food by vibrating water molecules, causing localized overheating that can deform or break down food structures. This means what you eat after microwaving may not be what you intended, which is the real harm of microwaves.

Shorter than UV are X-rays, high-energy waves that penetrate skin and muscle but are blocked by dense structures like bones, enabling medical imaging. Beyond X-rays are alpha, beta, and gamma rays, with gamma being the most powerful and destructive, capable of penetrating and severely damaging tissues without proper shielding.

Physical and Chemical Sunscreens

Focusing on UV protection (320–400 nm), there are two main approaches. Physical sunscreens use ingredients like titanium dioxide, zinc oxide, and magnesium oxide to reflect UV rays, acting like tiny mirrors to form a protective barrier on the skin. Chemical sunscreens, on the other hand, absorb UV energy, convert it to a harmless form, and release it. However, some chemical agents are absorbed into the body, posing potential risks despite their effectiveness.

Finding the Perfect, Safe Formula

Effective chemical sunscreens must block specific UV wavelengths without causing toxicity or irritation, requiring extensive testing to achieve a safe and optimal formula. In labs, sunscreen efficacy is tested by applying it to paper and exposing it to UV light—blackened areas indicate UV penetration, while white areas show successful protection. The challenge lies in creating a thin barrier layer that prevents UV penetration without allowing excessive chemical absorption into the skin. Some brands recommend reapplying every two hours, as protection weakens over time, potentially leading to long-term skin issues.

8–10 Hours of Worry-Free Protection

Our new sunscreen provides 8 to 10 hours of worry-free protection, thanks to our advanced formulation technology, which surpasses competitors. Beyond blocking UV rays, it includes whitening and repairing ingredients. When UV rays hit the skin, melanin is activated, but our whitening components intervene to reduce pigmentation, keeping skin radiant. Many users notice an immediate brightening effect, like a filter, due to ingredients that enhance luminosity alongside UV protection.

The challenge is ensuring these sunscreen and whitening components work quickly. Scientists developed “encapsulated sunscreen” technology, coating each chemical sunscreen particle to stay on the skin’s surface without penetrating deeply. This safe, effective design balances whitening and UV protection. Though seemingly simple, it requires extensive testing and adjustments to optimize physical and chemical ingredient ratios for different skin types, environments, and habits, ensuring maximum protection, longevity, and minimal harm.

Another issue is compatibility with cosmetics. Poorly formulated sunscreens can appear chalky or interfere with makeup, but ours provides a natural, radiant finish, doubling as a lightweight base for a clear, airy makeup look.

Contrast Tests Show Clear Differences

For beauticians, the sunscreen’s tone and texture are critical, as they affect makeup uniformity and compatibility with various skin tones and foundations. An imprecise base leads to unnatural makeup results. The sunscreen I used today, just the size of two grains of rice, evenly covers the face, effectively protecting while brightening the complexion cleanly.

We conducted experiments where users applied sunscreen and spent eight hours in the sun. Areas with proper application remained fair, while unprotected or unevenly applied areas darkened significantly, some as dark as charcoal. This demonstrates the sunscreen’s visible, practical effectiveness and its significant contribution to overall makeup results.

The Universal Storage Temperature of 4°C

Temperature control is critical, as heat causes deterioration. The ideal storage temperature for many substances is 4°C, where water molecules are most densely packed, making it the most stable state. Refrigeration at 4°C can preserve products for a year or more, but improper storage—too warm or frozen—can damage their structure. This is why our products are stored at 4°C, a scientifically optimal temperature for maintaining stability and efficacy.

Cost-Saving Production Strategy

Our affordable pricing comes from bulk purchasing raw materials and storing them at 4°C for gradual production, minimizing costs. Small-batch production would raise prices. Products should be kept away from heat, not just sunlight, and ideally stored in a refrigerator’s vegetable compartment for years-long preservation.

The direct selling industry is unique, often operating in a closed system focused on education and exclusive products. However, many companies exaggerate claims, highlighting a few success stories to imply universal results. Our approach stands out: our products are safe, proven by unlimited sampling at expos, and backed by over a decade of consistent use by loyal customers, demonstrating both safety and appeal.

The Secrets of Probiotics

Probiotics, or beneficial microorganisms, are critical yet mysterious. They must be alive to be effective, with anaerobic strains being more practical for production and storage. First, our K12 probiotic protects the upper respiratory tract, using two carefully selected strains imported from Switzerland. These faced customs challenges in Taiwan, as they were unprecedented. We tested multiple flavors to ensure palatability.

Surviving Stomach Acid, Pancreatic Juice, and Bile Salts

Another probiotic of ours is crucial for gut health, as we all know. Its benefits go far beyond preventing constipation or diarrhea. The first mission of it is ensuring itself surviving in the stomach.

The stomach contains gastric acid, which is hydrochloric acid, a strong acid with a pH of 1.2. This means it blocks, kills, or breaks down everything we ingest.

Don’t be fooled by online products which claim that selecting acid-resistant probiotics is enough. For example, in a fire, would you send someone in with fireproof clothing or someone who’s “less afraid” of being burned?

Our first step is protection. Since the initial barrier is acid, we encase the probiotic in an acid-resistant layer to safely pass through the stomach. This coating must be seamless; any gap lets acid in, killing all the probiotics. The quality of a probiotic depends on its shape. Contrast to round shape, irregular shapes indicate poor encapsulation, leaving no survivors in the stomach.

After passing the pylorus, the probiotic reaches the duodenum, where it encounters pancreatic juice, which is alkaline, so we add an alkali-resistant layer. Next, it faces bile salts from the bile duct, which dissolve acid- and alkali-resistant materials, so we include a bile salt-resistant layer.

In total, three layers ensure survival through these three barriers. We openly share our encapsulation process, unlike others who don’t disclose such details. We’re not afraid of imitation because some of our techniques are patented. We’ve perfected this process with significant effort.

The Best Factory, Machines, and Sustained-Release Encapsulation Strategy

Our sustained-release encapsulation technology is unique in the global probiotic industry. We partnered with a leading Taiwanese pharmaceutical factory that dominates 85% of the domestic gastrointestinal drug market, with the remaining 15% being imports.

For production, I identified Japan’s Jintan Corporation as having the best probiotic products, individually encapsulated. I sought their expensive machine, but when I decided to purchase it, the Taiwanese factory offered to buy it themselves, recognizing the market potential. This ensures they aren’t limited to producing only our products.

With the best machines, we achieved superior encapsulation, allowing probiotics to survive stomach acid, pancreatic juice, and bile salts. Additionally, the factory provided proprietary technology for controlled release at different intestinal segments, enabling our probiotics to both survive the three barriers and deliver the right strains to specific gut regions. This is our groundbreaking sustained-release encapsulation technology.

60–70% of stool consists of material that originally was the colon’s mucosal lining

The secret of probiotics lies first in colonization—they must grow on the colon’s intestinal wall. Although colon cells regenerate weekly, probiotics that colonize there can extend their lifespan and improve their metabolism.

Let’s examine the colon: its cells form a double-layered wall, tightly sealed with a mucus layer on top. The colon’s wall regulates water absorption. The gut contains waste, including indigestible food residues, ready to be excreted. When the gut lacks strength, peristalsis slows, absorbing too much water, leading to constipation. If the gaps in the intestinal wall are blocked, water isn’t absorbed, resulting in diarrhea. Probiotics, by colonizing the wall, help regulate water absorption to maintain balance.

The gut-brain axis suggests the gut is the body’s “second brain.” Substances can pass through the intestinal wall into dense networks of micro vessels, traveling throughout the body. If the gut wall fails to act as a proper barrier, unwanted substances escape, which is why 60–70% of stool consists of colonic mucus, not food waste, as most food is absorbed.

90–95% of People Have Leaky Gut Syndrome

The mucus layer constantly sheds and regenerates. This shedding creates gaps in the intestinal wall, allowing substances to leak into the bloodstream and reach any part of the body. Toxins that should be excreted can instead affect other areas, causing leaky gut syndrome. Approximately 90–95% of people have this condition, which can lead to issues like brain fog, weakened immunity, or skin sores.

There’s no medication for leaky guts, but live probiotics colonizing the gut wall are the most effective solution. Like planting trees to stabilize soil, probiotics prevent mucus shedding. Thus, probiotics are becoming a daily household essential, not just for constipation or diarrhea but for ongoing health.

Nurture Your Gut, Enhance Your Appearance

It’s said that aging starts with the feet, but truly, it begins with the gut. A sluggish gut leads to a sluggish body. By eating well and building healthy habits, you cherish the time when you’re still active and energetic. When your steps slow, it’s a sign your time is limited—maintain your health while you’re still vibrant.

Nothing is more important than what you eat. Jewish parents prioritize two things: the mind and the body. Knowledge is untouchable, and a strong body lets you escape danger. So, to take care of your body, your gut and your appearance, Fit Solution is your best and only choice.

A Remarkable Industry

Among global industries, direct selling is significant and powerful, attracting many to develop businesses through it. While legitimate companies thrive, some exploit the model for financial scams, as it allows fraud with minimal effort. In Taiwan, there’s a saying: “Thieves have the talent of scholars,” meaning they’re clever and quick but seek maximum gain with minimal effort.

Presidents’ Efforts Built a Strong Foundation in Taiwan

Direct selling is often misused, tarnishing its reputation globally, especially in Taiwan, where challenges are greater. Thanks to our leaders’ efforts, we’ve established a solid foundation, standing firm in this tough environment. While our global sales have surged, Taiwan’s growth is modest—stable, but in my view, our partners here are too complacent.

Many partners don’t fully grasp the Total Swiss business and waste time on less effective ventures. In society, no one supports you, you must support yourself, those who raised you, and those who will care for you later. If you don’t seize your healthy years to build this business, you may one day feel guilty for failing those who depend on you.

Beyond self-support, we have a social responsibility to help those in need. Some call it charity, but for those with means, it’s simply lending a hand.

Which Role Best Achieves Your Life Goals?

Many people call it charity, but to those who actually engage in it, they don’t see it as charity—they see it as lending a helping hand simply because they have the ability to do so.

You may juggle multiple roles in your life, but focusing on less effective ones neglects your potential in Total Swiss. Consider which role best aligns with your life goals—not just for now, but for when you might face disability. Older partners notice friends passing one by one; eventually, it could be you. I’ve grieved multiple losses last year, urging friends to use our solutions, only to hear, “Don’t be foolish.” Now they’re gone, who was truly foolish?

A former hospital director, despite vast medical knowledge, now suffers from dementia.

Nutrition Is the Best Solution for Health

Let’s revisit this: medicine is a discipline that corrects deviations in human life. However, correcting one deviation often creates another. The most significant oversight is focusing on treatment while neglecting nutrition.

For a fever, there’s medication to reduce it. But for someone whose body temperature won’t rise, there’s no drug—nutrition is the solution. Yet, nutrition is absent from most medical prescriptions.

In China, things are changing. Doctors are now required to study nutrition, and hospitals mandate that 25% of prescriptions include nutritional components. However, the foundational nutritional elements available for prescriptions are insufficient.

Our president, Mr. Ruan, recently attended a conference in China where attendees urged the integration of quality nutritional products into the medical system for doctors to prescribe. Excitedly, he told me, “We already have everything they want.” This isn’t news—since 2010, our Big White, Little Red, and Little White have provided complete nutritional elements.

Sell Your Body, Skills, Rights, or Model

Joining this company is fortunate. Your choice is more powerful than your effort. You earn money to live well, not just to survive in bed. Knowing the purpose of earning is one thing; knowing how is another.

We earn by selling what we have, in several ways. First, selling your body—your labor, time, or intellect. Running a shop, being a civil servant, giving massages, or working a job all fall under this. Second, selling skills—engineers, doctors, lawyers, accountants, and teachers sell their expertise, but they’re limited; an architect skilled in skyscrapers may struggle with a wooden house. Third, selling rights—those with power, like elected officials, can profit, but it’s risky, so we won’t dwell on it.

The Total Swiss Model

The fourth and best way is selling products, including sales, projects, IPOs, or recruitment. We focus on recruitment—selling a model and method to an uncertain public. What is the Total Swiss model?

Our model is simple: first, share a product sample; second, conduct a blood test. If you skip these steps, no matter how hard you work, you’re wasting effort. The third step—interpreting the blood test report—is golden. The most critical value is offering solutions: identify the body’s issues from the report and recommend how to use our products.

With our model, you can thrive in this industry effortlessly.

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