Jardis Volpe, a USP dermatologist with a clinic in a tributary neighborhood of São Paulo, active on social networks in which he conveys quite didactic content, sometimes with the help of “cameos” of famous patients such as actresses Maria Fernanda Cândido and Alessandra Negrini, has everything to be considered the new race apostate.
The activity has already deserved it “zero grade” – the same as “filling for sagging” – in an Instagram post about treatments (and actions and/or substances) that are good for the skin.
Eggs in the diet and oral collagen deserved 10.
In another publication, he said that race, practiced more than three times a week and intensely, “makes the face literally melt.” The activity would lead to the consumption of the “healthy fat compartments of the face, especially in the malar and submarket regions”.
“Know that your face will tune,” he says.
Volpe suggests to those who do not want to run to activate collagen production, sometimes with implants – service that performs in your office – or adopting an “exercise strategy” that it also proposes to offer.
The post somehow recycle the statement of actress Claudia Raia, another of her patients, who said that the race makes everything fall, “the face, the chest.”
“Running is not wonderful,” he dug.
Some Volpe followers on Instagram wrote that they run because it makes them happy, and this is a condition of sufficiency.
Antonia Vianna: “For me what matters is the happiness that race provides me.”
Barbara Sobreira: “I don’t even think about racing, it’s the exercise that gives me the most satisfaction.”
In a research with unworthy methodology of this name made of beaten with the very restricted universe of half a dozen friends corridors of this columnist, “I run because it makes me happy” was the definition presented unionly by the tiger.
In fact, the Zero YEAR recipe of any physical educator is to make your student discover the physical activity that gives her pleasure, so that she fits the comrade routine and becomes as natural as lunch, sleeping or working.
And doing physical activity, as it is known, is much better for health and longevity than inaction. As the doctor Drauzio Varella said in the latest Live Roda program, quoting WHO, physical inactivity will kill as much as smoking in the 21st century.
So if the face has to fall, patience.
Anyway, back to Volpe’s Instagram, other commentators were resolutely influenced by Claudia Raia.
Vania Silva: “I ran on the treadmill, after I heard Claudia Raia saying that, I just bike.”
Skin oncologist João Duprat Neto, leader of this specialty at AC Camargo Hospital, where I submit to an incision on Wednesday (16) to prevent the irradiation of a melanoma that settled insidiously in a very old paint on my back, the following told me:
“Like every aerobic exercise [feito] In large quantities, there is a loss of fat. But for that you have to do a lot, and come back quickly if you stop. If running is a pleasure, I wouldn’t stop. If it starts to bother you and if the weight loss of the face happens, then you see. “
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