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Guests : Dr Batool Ashraf, Beenish Parvez, Dr. Uzma Hameed, Sadia Rabbani
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00:00:30Good morning, good morning, Pakistan.
00:00:41I hope that your morning is good for you.
00:00:44Because this is the last week.
00:00:51It's a good mood for you.
00:00:56What is the reason?
00:00:57What is the reason?
00:00:59The money comes after you,
00:01:02they are gone.
00:01:05And the conditions,
00:01:07they are not named after you.
00:01:10When you look at a new thing,
00:01:13or you look at a new thing,
00:01:15for your food,
00:01:17for your beauty,
00:01:20you look at that,
00:01:22you put your feelings on your heart.
00:01:24Why?
00:01:26Why?
00:01:27Because the last month is crucial.
00:01:31Nothing is missing.
00:01:32It's not that people can buy their favorite cream,
00:01:38or have some perfume,
00:01:40or have some cosmetic market,
00:01:43or have some food,
00:01:45or have some food,
00:01:47or have some food in your life.
00:01:48And if you have to take care of your food,
00:01:50or have some food,
00:01:51that you can buy their food,
00:01:53or have some food,
00:01:54you have to look at good food.
00:01:55that, okay, it's so good, it's so good, it's so good, it's so healthy,
00:01:59it's so healthy, gym is so good,
00:02:01no, you can go to gym membership in the last month,
00:02:04in dates,
00:02:06no, you can go out on your own mind,
00:02:11in dates,
00:02:12no, you can go to someone,
00:02:16in salon, you can go to the salon,
00:02:18in fact, you can go to your eyebrows and upper lips,
00:02:21that, next month,
00:02:23no, you can go to your ears,
00:02:25no, you can go to your ears,
00:02:28so you can go to your ears,
00:02:30in the beginning of the day,
00:02:33and in the beginning of the day,
00:02:34you can go to your ears,
00:02:37I don't know,
00:02:38what happens to you,
00:02:40or not,
00:02:41you can tell me,
00:02:44but,
00:02:45who is a smart woman,
00:02:49who is a very shiny,
00:02:52is
00:03:21if someone wants to go to salon,
00:03:24they can take services,
00:03:26how do I go?
00:03:28If I get makeup,
00:03:31I will get my makeup,
00:03:33I will get my makeup,
00:03:35I will get my makeup,
00:03:37I will get my makeup,
00:03:39and I will get my makeup,
00:03:41without my makeup,
00:03:43I will get my makeup.
00:03:45It will take my smartness
00:03:47to get out of my way.
00:03:49I will get my makeup,
00:03:51but every woman is so smart,
00:03:55but what the matter is,
00:03:57I am not to make you smart,
00:03:59and I am what,
00:04:01I am what, my experts,
00:04:03who give me a platform,
00:04:05that come to our female,
00:04:07help them in their lives,
00:04:09in their lives,
00:04:11I am your morning,
00:04:13I will entertain myself,
00:04:15I will get my makeup,
00:04:17and I will get my makeup,
00:04:19that if you need smartness,
00:04:21that if it is not,
00:04:23then it is,
00:04:25and it is in your budget,
00:04:27see my program,
00:04:29because it is in your budget,
00:04:31free, free,
00:04:33free,
00:04:35good morning Pakistan,
00:04:43welcome,
00:04:44welcome back,
00:04:45good morning Pakistan,
00:04:46and I will tell you
00:04:48that you have provided me,
00:04:49you will take your program,
00:04:50then you will be available,
00:04:52otherwise,
00:04:54we are not saying it,
00:04:56and I will tell you,
00:04:58I will tell you,
00:05:00the panel of experts,
00:05:02how can you do this smartness,
00:05:04and how do you keep them in your budget,
00:05:06and how do you do that,
00:05:07and how do you do that,
00:05:08and how do you do it,
00:05:09and how do you do it,
00:05:12So in our panel, as an esthetician, if you have any repair or maintenance, that is also in the urgency
00:05:30of the treatment, the doctor has a great treatment, so that is why we have Dr. Batool.
00:05:42How are you?
00:05:43Alhamdulillah, we have a better person.
00:05:45If you need to make-up, you need to buy something not for a man,
00:05:52So, what is the place where it is, or the hair, and other things about cosmetics, you're saying doctor care you.
00:05:59Beanish, look here, doctor, doctor, doctor make-up, beanish, as-salamu alaykum.
00:06:06Wa alaykum as-salam, how are you?
00:06:08I love your nails, this is my favourite nail colour.
00:06:12Huda, huda, huda, nail bar bhai, huda, huda.
00:06:15Very nice.
00:06:16Thank you, you guys have seen it.
00:06:17I'm saying beanish, I'll show you.
00:06:20It's not that scale, I remember that.
00:06:22I know.
00:06:23That scale, when I was a kid, that's it.
00:06:25You don't show clothes, director, how do I show this?
00:06:30It changes the shade, like a mirror.
00:06:33I'm wearing a matching, I'm wearing it.
00:06:36I'll talk about it later, I'll talk about it later.
00:06:39Then we have Dr. Uzma Hamid, who is a family physician and researcher.
00:06:45We will ask them, if we are dieting or we want to eat healthy,
00:06:50then we don't need to eat it.
00:06:52What can we substitute for?
00:06:55What can we substitute for?
00:06:57As-salamu alaykum as-salamu alaykum as-salam.
00:06:58I'm doing three important things in my show.
00:07:11it's one thing that is the most important thing
00:07:13because it's not enough to do it
00:07:15if we don't create a new relationship
00:07:17we think that
00:07:19we are a slave
00:07:21we are a good person
00:07:23and if we have to stop our depression
00:07:25then the woman's
00:07:27the same relationship
00:07:29new relationship
00:07:31to make the husband
00:07:33to make the husband
00:07:35to make the husband
00:07:37to make the daughter
00:07:39there is such a
00:07:41that the depression
00:07:43also we have
00:07:45Saadiyah Rabani
00:07:47who is the CEO
00:07:49Irene
00:07:51Irene by
00:07:53Saadiyah Rabani
00:07:55How are you?
00:07:57I like your introduction
00:07:59I like your introduction
00:08:01I think the most important thing
00:08:03is that women's life
00:08:05that women
00:08:07have a new daughter
00:08:09and I have to go back
00:08:11but also
00:08:13buy her
00:08:14buy her
00:08:15buy her
00:08:16buy her
00:08:17buy her
00:08:18she is not a
00:08:19meditate
00:08:20she is the feeling
00:08:21she will be
00:08:23so
00:08:25so
00:08:27let's start
00:08:28my team
00:08:29has made cards
00:08:30and slides
00:08:31so that
00:08:32you don't forget
00:08:33your important things
00:08:34and I don't want to forget
00:08:35anything
00:08:36today's program
00:08:37so you have to be smart
00:08:38let's start
00:08:39yes
00:08:40the first slide
00:08:41let's start
00:08:42Dr. Batul
00:08:43fillers
00:08:44look
00:08:45there are many
00:08:46masses
00:08:47fillers
00:08:48botox
00:08:49don't go
00:08:51okay
00:08:52but
00:08:53there is no need
00:08:54middle class
00:08:55working ladies
00:08:56who have
00:08:57no money
00:08:58but
00:08:59fillers
00:09:00need
00:09:01if they
00:09:02need
00:09:03for their age
00:09:04or
00:09:05diet
00:09:06then
00:09:07fillers
00:09:08need
00:09:09to go
00:09:10face
00:09:11so
00:09:12is it
00:09:13something like
00:09:14fillers
00:09:15is
00:09:16something like
00:09:17fillers
00:09:19China
00:09:20Korean
00:09:21USA
00:09:22Italy
00:09:23all
00:09:24different results
00:09:25from 15,000
00:09:26from 15,000
00:09:27to 1,50,000
00:09:29okay
00:09:30so
00:09:31what does
00:09:32differ in this
00:09:33difference
00:09:34is
00:09:35that
00:09:36you have to take
00:09:37raw silks
00:09:38so
00:09:39raw silks
00:09:40have different varieties
00:09:41like
00:09:42hyaluronic acid
00:09:43have different varieties
00:09:44so
00:09:45in a mix
00:09:46form
00:09:47in a mix
00:09:48form
00:09:49in a mix
00:09:50form
00:09:51as a filling
00:09:53agent
00:09:54other than
00:09:55hyaluronic acid
00:09:56it is cheap
00:09:57okay
00:09:58you will see a lot of hyaluronic acid
00:10:00that is
00:10:01600
00:10:02and
00:10:036000
00:10:04so
00:10:05why
00:10:06is it
00:10:07600
00:10:08and
00:10:096000
00:10:10in a drop
00:10:11hyaluronic acid
00:10:12is glycerine
00:10:13100%
00:10:14is
00:10:15100%
00:10:16and
00:10:17glycerine
00:10:18is
00:10:19100%
00:10:20and
00:10:21glycerine
00:10:22is
00:10:231%
00:10:24so
00:10:25that is the basic difference
00:10:26so
00:10:27this is Chinese
00:10:28and Korean
00:10:29if your need
00:10:30is not fulfilled
00:10:31from Chinese
00:10:32but
00:10:33patient's
00:10:34assessment
00:10:35is very important
00:10:36so
00:10:37they don't suit
00:10:38anything
00:10:39what happens
00:10:40they get bruises
00:10:41they get bruised
00:10:42so
00:10:43the filler
00:10:44comes out
00:10:45so
00:10:46assessment
00:10:47is very important
00:10:48and some patients
00:10:49suit
00:10:50they don't suit
00:10:512-2
00:10:52years
00:10:53so
00:10:54alternative
00:10:55filler
00:10:56form
00:10:58when you
00:11:00saw the
00:11:02jawline
00:11:04jawline
00:11:05no
00:11:07jawline
00:11:09when you
00:11:10are prominent
00:11:12była
00:11:13's
00:11:26PDRN is available in a form of peptides. It is also in injectable form.
00:11:36It is in different ligaments. When it is in there, it is collagen boost.
00:11:42What do you mean?
00:11:44PDRN
00:11:45PDRN
00:11:46It is called Filler Obsolety
00:11:50Peptides
00:11:51Peptides are the best solution.
00:12:00Peptides also get external.
00:12:03If you don't need injectable form, I use external.
00:12:07What did you do?
00:12:09My fingers are fractured.
00:12:11Thank you. I didn't mention it in the makeup program.
00:12:15I am doing it with my makeup.
00:12:17I am doing it with my appointments. The season has been passed.
00:12:21Where are you?
00:12:22How fractured my fingers?
00:12:24It was a weight in the gym.
00:12:28This girl!
00:12:30It was tough, but it is what it is.
00:12:32I have said this is very stylish.
00:12:34Will you keep makeup here?
00:12:36I am seeing it. I am seeing it.
00:12:38I am seeing it again.
00:12:39I am seeing it.
00:12:40I am seeing it.
00:12:41I am seeing it.
00:12:42What the truth is.
00:12:43Okay.
00:12:44So, you said that the filler is the substitute version.
00:12:47It is PDRN.
00:12:49PDRN.
00:12:50PDRN.
00:12:51Record it.
00:12:52PDRN.
00:12:53If I ask you the price, how much is the difference?
00:12:56In PDRN basically, it is not a full PDRN injection for a patient.
00:13:01Because you have to have a selection for a patient.
00:13:05If there is one cc, it is 0.5 ml.
00:13:09You have to put it a little bit.
00:13:11Because they boost up in it.
00:13:13They are in it.
00:13:14They are in it.
00:13:15So, you have to start a little bit.
00:13:17Now, you can call for the second sitting.
00:13:18One sitting is enough.
00:13:20How do you know?
00:13:22How do you know?
00:13:23I am asking you.
00:13:24I am asking you.
00:13:25It is about $1,50000.
00:13:27But why is it cheap?
00:13:29It is cheap in the sense that you have to have a reputation.
00:13:33You have to have to have a lot of reputation.
00:13:35You have to have to have a lot of reputation.
00:13:37The second thing, you have to have a collision boost.
00:13:40So, you have to have a good internal health.
00:13:43You are saying that you have started from 15 years.
00:13:45Yes.
00:13:46But the filler you have to have to have to do a refill again.
00:13:48That is, you have to have to have to be a refill.
00:13:492-3 months later.
00:13:50This is a natural thing.
00:13:52It is a natural thing.
00:13:53It is a collagen boost.
00:13:55That is a collagen boost.
00:13:56Now, the patient who is coming to us,
00:13:58the best collagen you will eat,
00:14:00the best collagen you will eat,
00:14:01the best collagen you will eat,
00:14:02the best collagen you will eat.
00:14:03That will be a boost.
00:14:04Done.
00:14:05Next, what is the substitute?
00:14:06Next is the story of the makeup.
00:14:08Okay, this is a base.
00:14:09It is a dirty base.
00:14:10I am like Giorgio Armani.
00:14:12This is the other one.
00:14:13What is the other one?
00:14:15The other one?
00:14:16The Lumi.
00:14:17Oh.
00:14:18That means that Giorgio Armani will be approximately $62-$63.
00:14:25Yes.
00:14:26And the Pakistanis will be able to calculate $283.
00:14:29$285-$283.
00:14:31Just calculate it.
00:14:33$62-$63.
00:14:34$13,000.
00:14:35$13,000.
00:14:36$14,000.
00:14:37$13,000.
00:14:38I will tell you.
00:14:39If you sell it abroad.
00:14:40If you buy it in Pakistan,
00:14:41it will go to the США so $15-$16.
00:14:42Yet they'll have no cutters
00:14:44on their own own.
00:14:45They won't be able to get it.
00:14:47They won't get it.
00:14:48It will take it.
00:14:49They won't get it but the profits for 2-3,000.
00:14:50So, if you buy $15,000.
00:14:51So you keep it in there,
00:14:53if you put it $15,000 you will take it.
00:14:55अगर यह महीन चलेगी तो पंदरा हजार के लिए आफॉर्ड कर सकती है मिया जो है रहा है इसी बादे सुनाएगा आपको
00:15:24So I believe that there are very economical things, if you have so much daily
00:15:54So I don't prefer myself to say that you are so high-end
00:15:59So you have basic drugstore, these brands like L'Oreal drugstore range are very high
00:16:06How much will it be?
00:16:073,000-4,000
00:16:09Okay, that's a difference, it's a difference of double or triple
00:16:13It's the same, it's the same
00:16:15In formulations, there is a difference, if you have no doubt you have made Armani silk
00:16:23So you have 8 to 12 hours, it's a long lasting
00:16:26L'Oreal L'Oreal L'Oreal, you have 5 hours
00:16:29It will be refreshing, it will be over all the same
00:16:33The recordings of it, there is makeup in the morning
00:16:37If you want to go to an event, it will be 5 hours
00:16:405 hours is the maximum
00:16:42I only want to add it to you, it's not good for the foundation on a daily basis
00:16:47So it's better that you can use any light BB cream
00:16:51And then if you think about your skin, you can do cleansing daily
00:16:56That's why we need it
00:16:57That's why we need it
00:16:59This base doesn't give much coverage
00:17:02Yes, it's very breathable
00:17:04Yes, it's very breathable
00:17:06And if you take Armani, I don't know about the second one
00:17:09No, it's also very breathable
00:17:11But it's just that hourly, you have Armani more, Lumi less, plus Lumi doesn't work on every skin type
00:17:19That's why Armani is the design of your skin
00:17:23Today, there are tinted moisturizers, which I think are really effective
00:17:26But alternative dupes means that if Armani has a formula
00:17:31Every foundation has a formula, there are certain ingredients
00:17:36That's why the ingredients are similar in the dupe
00:17:40The look is the same
00:17:41So in L'Oreal, you have 2-4 foundation
00:17:44The other thing, what you are tinted, base, is very tinted in sunblock
00:17:50But it doesn't go to a wedding
00:17:52Obviously, if you don't go to a wedding
00:17:54It's everyday wear
00:17:56The kind of a dupe
00:17:58The kind of a dupe
00:18:00The kind of a dupe
00:18:02The kind of a dupe
00:18:04The kind of a dupe
00:18:06The kind of a dupe
00:18:08I think tinted moisturizer can be used
00:18:10Tinted moisturizer can be used
00:18:12It actually depends, sorry to cut you off
00:18:14How much makeup you have seen in your makeup
00:18:16Aadet
00:18:17Aadet
00:18:18Aadet
00:18:19Aadet
00:18:20Aadet
00:18:21Aadet
00:18:22Aadet
00:18:23Aadet
00:18:24Aadet
00:18:25Aadet
00:18:26Aadet
00:18:27Aadet
00:18:28Aadet
00:18:29Aadet
00:18:30Aadet
00:18:31Aadet
00:18:32Aadet
00:18:33Aadet
00:18:34Aadet
00:18:35Aadet
00:18:36And
00:18:38Aadet
00:18:39Aadet
00:18:40Aadet
00:18:41Aadet
00:18:42Aadet
00:18:43Aadet
00:18:45Aadet
00:18:46I don't need to focus on Armani's worth and there are a lot of people like Angerlin, Charlotte Tilbury and there are a lot of such things.
00:18:53I have to bring them in front of me.
00:18:55So basically the substitute is telling us that if we can't do that, let's take it.
00:18:59So take the dupes.
00:19:00Next substitute.
00:19:03Okay, seafood.
00:19:05I don't know, in Pakistan there is a lot of...
00:19:08I have researched because there is a restaurant too.
00:19:12So seafood, so many people are shocked, like chicken and mutton.
00:19:17But it's very good for seafood.
00:19:19But everyone can afford it.
00:19:21So it's also expensive.
00:19:23It's very good when there is a buffet in a restaurant and you give them money.
00:19:30Many people go to eat prawns.
00:19:33If there are prawns that are fried, I have seen a lot.
00:19:37There is a line where the Pakistani people are standing.
00:19:40So, what do we do with this substitute?
00:19:43See, seafood is very good for health.
00:19:46One is that people in a fish eat the same as we don't eat this season.
00:19:51If we don't eat this season, we should eat this season.
00:19:53We should not eat this season.
00:19:54So, it's a food and it's a pool berry.
00:19:55It's a pool berry.
00:19:56It's a pool berry.
00:19:57The pool berry is a pool berry.
00:19:59Which we call a vitiligo.
00:20:01What is it?
00:20:02It's a specific species for fish that they cost.
00:20:06Well, this is a different thing.
00:20:07I mean it's a very different thing.
00:20:08There are many myths and after research, I have also studied.
00:20:11So, if a fish and a fish is a specific fish, if it is eaten at that time and it gets eaten and it gets eaten at that time, it happens.
00:20:20Very likely.
00:20:21Very likely.
00:20:22Very likely.
00:20:23There are very few chances.
00:20:24Rare.
00:20:25Very likely.
00:20:26Rare.
00:20:27Very likely.
00:20:28Very likely.
00:20:29It's basically autoimmune.
00:20:30Exactly.
00:20:31It's a relationship with the fish or any means.
00:20:32It's not proven from any of the fish.
00:20:33It's a myth.
00:20:34It's basically autoimmune.
00:20:35Yeah.
00:20:36Exactly.
00:20:37It's a myth.
00:20:38It's a myth.
00:20:39It's a myth.
00:20:40It's a myth.
00:20:41It's a myth basically.
00:20:42And as they have to be in pregnancy, they have to be low and hormones high.
00:20:46It's a diagnosis.
00:20:47So, when you are immune, this is due to your immune cells, they will become cells.
00:20:55They will become cells that you have to eat the skin of your skin.
00:20:57It's a good result.
00:20:58It's a simple procedure.
00:20:59This is a simple procedure.
00:21:00It's all done.
00:21:01By eating the pigment, you take the red cells with a red cell.
00:21:04The red cells will become good when it gets damaged.
00:21:07Which will appear well it will be covered.
00:21:08It will be years to be hard.
00:21:09You will have to recover that a year.
00:21:10Let's see on topic.
00:21:11We are getting out of so many.
00:21:14That would be eh okay.
00:21:15Good morning.
00:21:25Welcome, welcome back. Good morning Pakistan.
00:21:35Today, we are going to help you, but we are going to try to make a little smart and we are going to help you.
00:21:47We are going to go to the next one.
00:21:48What did you tell us about seafood?
00:21:50We were in the seafood.
00:21:52We will tell the doctor about the substitute.
00:21:54Why do we take the seafood?
00:21:56It is omega-3, which is good for our heart health.
00:21:59There are vitamins and selenium, which is an antioxidant.
00:22:03Now, if anyone has affordability or has any allergies,
00:22:07then the best substitute, which is very underrated, is Lal Lobia.
00:22:12Lal Lobia, red beans, which we call it.
00:22:16Kidney beans?
00:22:17Yes, kidney beans.
00:22:19You can eat salad.
00:22:21It is a very good substitute of seafood.
00:22:28If we take chia seeds, it is plant-based omega-3.
00:22:32It is good for your health, heart health, brain health, memory, weight loss, cholesterol, sugar.
00:22:39It is good to maintain everything.
00:22:41The question is, how smartly you use things.
00:22:44Yes, indeed.
00:22:45The ingredients, the ingredients, the ingredients, the ingredients,
00:22:47the ingredients, the ingredients, the ingredients, the ingredients,
00:22:49the ingredients matter.
00:22:51Okay?
00:22:52Now, there is seafood.
00:22:53It is not everyone.
00:22:54No.
00:22:55But the ingredients of our plate, it is good for our health.
00:22:58It is good to use chia seeds.
00:23:02You also sprinkle chia seeds in the夜.
00:23:05We can sprinkle chia seeds in the jar.
00:23:07You can find chia seeds in the water.
00:23:08A lot of people will drink chia seeds in the water.
00:23:10Yes, in the water.
00:23:12You can drink a lot of people in the water,
00:23:14You can put red beans in a few weeks and make small packets.
00:23:20You've made it in salads.
00:23:22Even when you're doing the work of weight loss,
00:23:25if you take red beans in a time,
00:23:28you'll have a cauliflower, a bun-gobies,
00:23:31you'll have a salad.
00:23:33So, all the things that we get from seafood,
00:23:36we're going to use these vegetables.
00:23:38Miram, you're ready for a beauty pageant.
00:23:40One day, they eat red beans, one day,
00:23:42one day, they eat red beans.
00:23:44They eat red beans.
00:23:46One day, they eat red beans.
00:23:48I feel like a beauty pageant.
00:23:50They're ready for anti-oxid.
00:23:52What are red beans?
00:23:54Let me tell my team.
00:23:56It's a protein diet.
00:23:58It's a protein diet.
00:24:00So, you've made those pieces.
00:24:02You've made it in your form.
00:24:04You've used it in salads.
00:24:06There are two foods.
00:24:08There are two foods.
00:24:10Now, the soya beans that I've made is not amazing.
00:24:12But, the red beans,
00:24:14Laloubia,
00:24:16they can use them Just anything.
00:24:18For children,
00:24:19we can use them.
00:24:20We can use them with a large fruit salad.
00:24:23What we do with fish with the cualits,
00:24:25we will benefit from them.
00:24:26We'll help them with red beans.
00:24:28Well, so, your favorite thing here is
00:24:30your cup!
00:24:31It's a new dress. Pure raw silk.
00:24:37I think that if I wear it plain, I'll be very good.
00:24:43But you didn't see the price, right?
00:24:45I didn't see it. I wear it. I always wear it.
00:24:48Literally, the raw silk we got was $1,300 per yard, now it's $3,300 per yard.
00:24:53It's three times more.
00:24:55If you get $3,300 per yard, you'll get $3,300 per yard or some people get $3,600 per yard?
00:24:59Exactly, you get $3,600 per yard.
00:25:00But it's three times the price changes.
00:25:03Exactly.
00:25:04And then when you explain it, people don't come to understand.
00:25:06You know, our cost is so much.
00:25:08So the dress will come.
00:25:09Actually, the dress will come $1,900 per yard.
00:25:11You see, a basic suit of the dress is $21,000 per yard.
00:25:16After you get the embroidery, you get the stitching.
00:25:18These are all things below.
00:25:20Profit margins come.
00:25:21Exactly.
00:25:22But raw silk has become really expensive.
00:25:24But the best part is that our fabric is locally manufactured.
00:25:28So if you have a habit of wearing raw silk,
00:25:32or you have to say that I have to wear this.
00:25:36It's not in their budget for them.
00:25:39What is the substitute for them?
00:25:41Shisha silk is a new fabric.
00:25:43It's an amazing fabric.
00:25:44I'll take an example.
00:25:45This is shisha silk.
00:25:47This is shisha silk.
00:25:48The finish, the fall, the color, it's the same as raw silk.
00:25:52Okay.
00:25:53I mean, if you don't touch it, you can't even differentiate.
00:25:55And difference in price?
00:25:57This is 800 per yard.
00:25:59So it will be almost one third of the price.
00:26:01Oh.
00:26:02It's a huge difference.
00:26:03Look, finish, colors, it's the same as pure raw silk.
00:26:08This is a very good alternative.
00:26:10Locally manufactured.
00:26:11So that's why it's reasonable.
00:26:13Pure raw silk is from China.
00:26:15And you got a lot of notes.
00:26:16Okay.
00:26:17This is a combination of raw silk.
00:26:19It's a huge difference.
00:26:20What do you think about raw silk is?
00:26:21What are you thinking about and the raw silk is at it?
00:26:22You get a lot of papis.
00:26:23So you're getting the raw silk.
00:26:24A lot of raw silk.
00:26:25I can't do it.
00:26:26They will put around with raw silk.
00:26:27Or to make the raw silk.
00:26:28You can use the raw silk.
00:26:29Okay.
00:26:30And it will turn around.
00:26:31So many people think that it's a substitute for Pakistani rossil, it's a very bad thing.
00:26:37You've got your stretching, your emojis, all your efforts, it doesn't look like it.
00:26:42So I never suggest a Pakistani rossil, I never suggest a cotton silk for that matter.
00:26:48Because it's a very low quality fabric.
00:26:50But this fabric is a pure fabric, it's a timeless outfit, you can wear it for years and years, no wear and tear.
00:26:58I personally believe that this is a shisha silk.
00:27:00And now many designers are making this on the shisha silk.
00:27:04Because people say that we buy this mishra, why don't we buy this mishra, it's a common mishra.
00:27:10So designers are making this material.
00:27:14And the fall is very amazing, you took the rossil for someone that it's good.
00:27:18If you're getting the same fall, same finish in lesser price, then why don't you choose this?
00:27:22Absolutely.
00:27:23All designers are going for shisha silk, it's a very amazing fabric.
00:27:26Right.
00:27:28Dupatta can also give a guideline that dupatta is a simple alternative.
00:27:31Pure organza, pure chiffon, their false dupatta.
00:27:35Because in our culture, dupatta matters a lot.
00:27:40If you go for pure fabric, pure medium silk dupatta, it's 5,000.
00:27:46Just plain dupatta.
00:27:48There's no finishing, nothing.
00:27:49Yes.
00:27:50But its ultimate is that in Pakistan, it started to build locally.
00:27:52Yes.
00:27:53So the Pakistani made silk dupatta, that's 1,500 for dupatta.
00:27:56Yes, exactly.
00:27:57So you can see, it's a major jump.
00:27:58And you don't know.
00:27:59Yes, you don't know.
00:28:00Unless you have a lot of information.
00:28:01But you have to take dupatta, you have to take dupatta, you have to take dupatta, you have to take dupatta.
00:28:05So I think the locally manufactured silk is best for dupatta.
00:28:10Best for dupatta.
00:28:11Okay.
00:28:12The next one is our Botox.
00:28:14Okay.
00:28:15People will say, where do we do Botox?
00:28:18Nida is telling us.
00:28:19But many people will do it.
00:28:22Okay.
00:28:23In Botox, there is also an alternative.
00:28:26Cheap Botox, they are always cheap.
00:28:28Okay.
00:28:29So you can go to Botox.
00:28:30You can always go to Botox.
00:28:32Yes.
00:28:33Yes.
00:28:34If you can go to Botox, what can you do?
00:28:37In Cheap Botox, basically, you have to be a migration.
00:28:43Okay.
00:28:44Migration means a lot of people.
00:28:47Migration means a lot of people.
00:28:48Migration means that if you put it here, and if it goes up, most of the cheap Botox,
00:28:54because the consistency is a little bit, it's a little bit.
00:28:58Okay.
00:28:59So it's not specific gravity.
00:29:01It's thick.
00:29:02So it's a little bit.
00:29:03It's a little bit.
00:29:04Now it's migrating here, and our thing will get down.
00:29:07In this area, Botox does not feel the same.
00:29:09But you will feel the same thing.
00:29:10In this area, if it goes up, it will migrate, and it will get droopy.
00:29:15Oh.
00:29:16So this is very common.
00:29:17Okay.
00:29:18Now, I suggest that if you are looking at Botox.
00:29:21What is Botox?
00:29:23It's a little bit of paralysis of muscle, and ease out your muscle.
00:29:26What is the benefit from Botox?
00:29:29It is tight with your skin.
00:29:32The skin is sagging until or unless your skin is sagged.
00:29:35Basically, it is a glass skin.
00:29:38When your skin is tight, it is a glass skin.
00:29:41Glass skin is a combination of Botox and PDRN.
00:29:45It is a combination of peptides.
00:29:48It is a combination of a glass skin.
00:29:51The alternative you want to ask Botox
00:29:54When you are in the early years,
00:29:57after 20 years,
00:29:59I say that it is a junk food and all that is
00:30:02and you have to invest in a good retinol.
00:30:08This is a botox.
00:30:11It is not going to go into Botox.
00:30:15When you use retinol,
00:30:19retinol is also not cheap.
00:30:22It is not cheap retinol.
00:30:25If you invest in retinol,
00:30:27fine lines will not come.
00:30:29When you are in deep lines,
00:30:30when your skin is sagged,
00:30:32after 35 or 30 years,
00:30:34then you can use Botox.
00:30:37You can use the Botox.
00:30:39When we are in the last 30 years,
00:30:41when the skin is in the last 20 years,
00:30:44it's a lot of money.
00:30:46Use both Botox.
00:30:47One thing I have seen for when massage was lymphatic drainage,
00:30:52which is also very important.
00:30:54Even if you have to sleep in the night,
00:30:56It is a way to sleep. If you are sleeping in the curvert, you can also find fine lines.
00:31:02So you can try to change. I can sleep straight.
00:31:06Yes, I can sleep straight.
00:31:08And the other thing is that you apply a little bit.
00:31:12It must be an upward direction.
00:31:15Muscle direction.
00:31:16It needs to be lymphatic drainage which is extra fluid.
00:31:19Today's face massage is very popular.
00:31:22But when you have botox, fine lines are gone.
00:31:28What do you do?
00:31:30You always use botox as a expert.
00:31:34You use botox as a good quality.
00:31:37If you invest in it, you can do good things.
00:31:40Otherwise, there is no alternative substitute.
00:31:42You say that there is a cheap botox.
00:31:44It is not.
00:31:45In cheap botox, you always give side effects.
00:31:48When you have a patient, you have a cheap botox.
00:31:52You don't need to do it.
00:31:54You don't need to do it.
00:31:56If you don't do it, you don't need to do it.
00:31:58If you keep the patient's expensive, then we do a combo.
00:32:00What does the combo mean?
00:32:02You have a cross-feet side.
00:32:04I say that there is an affordability issue.
00:32:08of a patient's facility.
00:32:10If you have a patient's need to do it,
00:32:12then you manage the proper flors in a bin.
00:32:15If there is an ease of both, then you can just do it.
00:32:17There is no alternative.
00:32:18Okay.
00:32:19But there is no other type of protein in it.
00:32:20The cross-feet, you can use baby botox.
00:32:22The patient's need to do it.
00:32:23So, when I have a patient,
00:32:25I'm not using 100 units.
00:32:27I'm using quality one and 100 units.
00:32:30If one patient has a requirement of 30 units and 30 units.
00:32:33Then there is another 40 units.
00:32:35medical terminology
00:32:37100 units
00:32:39wire
00:32:4130 units
00:32:4330 units
00:32:4530 units
00:32:4730 units
00:32:4940 units
00:32:51affordability
00:32:53100 units
00:32:55divide
00:32:57that
00:32:59affordability
00:33:01easy
00:33:03it happens like that
00:33:05it happens like that
00:33:07it happens like that
00:33:09but many doctors don't tell
00:33:11that you are doing
00:33:13break up
00:33:15they put it
00:33:17and take it
00:33:19next substitute
00:33:21bronzer
00:33:23contour
00:33:25we need dark
00:33:27for the screen
00:33:29but for normal life
00:33:31contour and bronzer
00:33:33it works on
00:33:35every tone
00:33:37it works on
00:33:39medium tan
00:33:41you can contour
00:33:43and this is the
00:33:45dupe you will get
00:33:47rimmel
00:33:49rimmel
00:33:51rimmel
00:33:53rimmel
00:33:55rimmel
00:33:57bronzer
00:33:59bronzer
00:34:01bronzer
00:34:03bronzer
00:34:05bronzer
00:34:07bronzer
00:34:09bronzer
00:34:11bronzer
00:34:13bronzer
00:34:15bronzer
00:34:17the girls
00:34:19the girls
00:34:21the girls
00:34:23who need a good contour shade
00:34:24and
00:34:25economical price
00:34:26they can buy
00:34:27rimmel
00:34:28natural bronzer
00:34:29bronzer
00:34:30and they will achieve
00:34:31the same kind of result
00:34:32that NARS
00:34:33very good
00:34:34very good
00:34:35basically
00:34:37basically each product
00:34:39some brands are very good
00:34:41but not all products are good
00:34:43and then also it all depends
00:34:45what is suiting your skin type
00:34:47because everybody's hair and skin is different
00:34:49everybody's requirement of the result is different
00:34:51someone likes more makeup or less
00:34:53someone likes less
00:34:54so
00:34:55every brand
00:34:56according to
00:34:57every product
00:34:58your requirements are not complete
00:35:00so
00:35:01you can't really say
00:35:02that this brand is very good
00:35:03this brand is very good
00:35:04every brand
00:35:05every product
00:35:06has a quality
00:35:07and that quality
00:35:08fits your requirements
00:35:10that suits you
00:35:11and even though
00:35:12there are big brands
00:35:13they are not all
00:35:14popular
00:35:15no
00:35:16no
00:35:17no
00:35:18no
00:35:19it is popular
00:35:20it is a trend
00:35:21and it is popular
00:35:22it is popular
00:35:23yes
00:35:24yes
00:35:25multivitamin
00:35:26in a while
00:35:28the ones who are taking
00:35:29are not the needs
00:35:30of their body
00:35:31minerals
00:35:32and vitamins
00:35:33are full
00:35:34so
00:35:35now
00:35:36this trend
00:35:37is very important
00:35:38i have not eaten multivitamin
00:35:39but
00:35:40i have only given it to my wife
00:35:41but
00:35:42i have to give my daughter
00:35:43such a shame
00:35:44so
00:35:45eat
00:35:46until I have my little girl
00:35:47that is 11
00:35:48I have to take vitamins in the morning, because I don't know how much I can do it, I don't know how much I can do it, I don't know how much I can do it.
00:36:00Look, multivitamins are necessary for our body.
00:36:04You can take it in any form, whether you take it with vegetables or vegetables.
00:36:08When you have a deficiency, you have to go to multivitamins.
00:36:13Look, multivitamins are necessary for your body.
00:36:18The problem is that we don't have awareness.
00:36:20When there is deficiency, we go to multivitamins.
00:36:24I have a sufficient amount of iron for my body.
00:36:30But I said that you have to take a tablet of iron and I have to take it.
00:36:34Now it doesn't work for me, it doesn't work for me.
00:36:36It doesn't work for me.
00:36:38It doesn't work for my body.
00:36:40It doesn't work for my body.
00:36:41The body is not going to be able to take it.
00:36:44Okay.
00:36:45It happens to be a big pigmentation.
00:36:47Then the functions of the body is compromised.
00:36:50Okay.
00:36:51A lot of times it doesn't work for the body.
00:36:53The urine is going to be removed from the body.
00:36:55Now, let's look at it.
00:36:57Let's look at it.
00:36:58We need to consult with our doctors.
00:36:59We need to do it.
00:37:00We need to do it.
00:37:01We need to do it.
00:37:02And the other thing is that if we take it from our body,
00:37:04we need to do it.
00:37:09What we need to do with the skin?
00:37:11Well, we need to do collagen.
00:37:12If you eat collagen in our body,
00:37:15we need to look at the skin.
00:37:18We cannot add a lot of things which we have mixed up with.
00:37:21We don't need to do it.
00:37:23We don't have an effect,
00:37:24because we don't have to get it internally.
00:37:25Now collagen is more available to the face because people have been using powder.
00:37:28So it makes the effect more effective.
00:37:32So, if we have fruits, like I said, chia seeds,
00:37:39till, flax seeds, all of these are vitamins,
00:37:45magnesium is so high.
00:37:47It will be good in your hands,
00:37:51your teeth will not hurt.
00:37:53Sunflower seeds,
00:37:57if you eat a day,
00:37:59So, all the zinc and magnesium deficiencies can be better.
00:38:04Pumpkin seeds?
00:38:05Pumpkin seeds, absolutely.
00:38:06Kaddoo, all the deficiencies can be better.
00:38:11In this way, if you eat a save,
00:38:14then the multivitamins, which are so expensive,
00:38:17we don't have one person at home.
00:38:20So, all the people have to give to everyone.
00:38:22Another thing is,
00:38:24if we take multivitamins,
00:38:26it turns out you don't have a digest,
00:38:28like some of the bottles are being sold.
00:38:30Yes, we are expired.
00:38:31Yes, we are expired.
00:38:32Okay.
00:38:33So, you can invest in those things,
00:38:34that you can eat it comfortably and your body.
00:38:36Which mean that,
00:38:38until or unless that you have a severe disease,
00:38:41then you have to go back to this.
00:38:43Then, we maintain that diet.
00:38:46One small example,
00:38:48I'll give you a few supplements like vitamin D,
00:38:50in our Pakistani population of the Asian population,
00:38:53a deficiency has one.
00:38:55If we get this vitamin D, if we get this vitamin D, if we take our exposed area of 20-15 minutes, then we don't need to go to multi-vitamins.
00:39:05It's a special vitamin D, no timing.
00:39:07It's about 9-10.
00:39:09It's about 9-10.
00:39:11It's about 10-11.
00:39:12You have to sit down and send school to school.
00:39:15You have to relax your muscles.
00:39:16It's not going to be dark.
00:39:18People in your mouth will get worse.
00:39:21Look, in the mood, there are so many ultra-voiled rays that don't have to be nourishing rays.
00:39:30If you sit in the garden and do your breakfast, the rays that affect you are, it's not bad.
00:39:37It's another thing, we have to eat the egg.
00:39:39The egg is the egg.
00:39:41The egg is the egg.
00:39:43The egg is the most vitamin D.
00:39:46It's a superfood.
00:39:47I agree with you.
00:39:48I tell you why.
00:39:49You have to go to the break, then you have to tell us what you agree with.
00:39:54After a break, stay with us.
00:39:56Good morning, Pakistan.
00:39:57Welcome, welcome back.
00:40:03Good morning, Pakistan.
00:40:05So, these are all the substitutes that you can tell us in the end of the day of the month.
00:40:11You can get a happy feeling and you can get a happy feeling.
00:40:15We were just as severe as possible.
00:40:17Now, we're just going to go to your side.
00:40:19Hand made embroidery.
00:40:21When you have these wedges, and if any of the women do not have embroidery, I have to leave them.
00:40:28Oh, of course.
00:40:30You don't need to wear the dress.
00:40:31No, of course, it doesn't need to wear the dress.
00:40:33Now, of course, it is going to wear the dress anymore.
00:40:35We didn't have any options before.
00:40:37All of them were doing hand embroidery.
00:40:39Now, obviously, this is a craftsman who is doing the work from hand.
00:40:43And our culture has a lot of work.
00:40:45We have a lot of work in Western clothes.
00:40:47We have a lot of work in Western clothes.
00:40:49We don't have a lot of work.
00:40:51We don't have a lot of work.
00:40:53We don't have a lot of work.
00:40:55We don't have a lot of work in hand.
00:40:57But today, there are so many alternatives.
00:40:59Now, there is machine embroidery.
00:41:01There is machine embroidery.
00:41:03It is very easy.
00:41:05One, it is fast.
00:41:07It is less time consuming.
00:41:09Obviously, it is reasonable.
00:41:11But being a designer, we should keep in mind
00:41:13that the purchasing power is less than our consumers.
00:41:15It is so expensive.
00:41:17We don't have much money.
00:41:19We don't have time to give them options.
00:41:21If you can't afford high-end,
00:41:23then invest in budgeted outfits.
00:41:25So, this is an option.
00:41:27It is also an embroidery embroidery.
00:41:29Yeah, it is a beauty embroidery.
00:41:31It is an anchor.
00:41:32It is an anchor.
00:41:33Do you say it?
00:41:34It is an anchor and anchor.
00:41:35Both are confused.
00:41:36But it is an inducing machine.
00:41:38Okay.
00:41:39Now, if you see,
00:41:40this is like hand's work.
00:41:42Yes.
00:41:43If you want to do the embellishment and do the formal look.
00:41:46Now, you may know,
00:41:47if hand's work is so,
00:41:49then what the percentage of the price is on the wage?
00:41:5236,000 and 10,000.
00:41:54It is just 1.3rd of the difference.
00:41:55So, if hand has work,
00:41:57so it goes to 30,000 and it goes to 30,000 and it goes to 30,000.
00:42:01It means that it is 3 times.
00:42:033 times per year.
00:42:04You see, it is a full shirt, a long shirt.
00:42:06It is a long shirt.
00:42:07It is a long shirt.
00:42:08So, as long as it is, it will be much more.
00:42:10So, if we go hand embroidery, it will be very costly.
00:42:13Okay.
00:42:14So, it is an alternate job of R&E and machine.
00:42:18Because it is very costly.
00:42:19And if you have a shock of your hands,
00:42:21then you can do a little bit of a small amount of body.
00:42:24So, you can do a lot of money.
00:42:27You can spend all the time.
00:42:29But we don't have options for clients.
00:42:31If you don't have a budget,
00:42:32you go for budget-pend-de-close outfits.
00:42:34Exactly.
00:42:35This is a good alternate job.
00:42:36Yes.
00:42:37Because it is very amazing.
00:42:39Yes, it is very good.
00:42:40I think it is very amazing.
00:42:41I think this is the same.
00:42:42Anchor work.
00:42:43It is a machine work.
00:42:44Yes, it is a machine work.
00:42:45Yes, but the hair hair is also a reasonable work.
00:42:47It is not a machine work.
00:42:48It is not a machine work.
00:42:49It is ARI.
00:42:50Yes, it is.
00:42:51Anchor work.
00:42:52Yes, it is.
00:42:53I think it is very cool.
00:42:54It is very cool.
00:42:55Yes, it is.
00:42:56There are very designers using it.
00:42:57At a time it was a cotton.
00:42:58Exactly.
00:42:59It was a very first time.
00:43:00A few years ago.
00:43:01Now it is again.
00:43:02Today we use it in every fabric.
00:43:03Yes.
00:43:04If you use it in a formal fabric,
00:43:05it is also a formal outfit.
00:43:06If you use it in a semi-formal outfit,
00:43:08then it is a semi-formal outfit.
00:43:09Exactly.
00:43:10If you use it in any way,
00:43:12add them in the embellishments.
00:43:13It is a formal outfit.
00:43:15You can wear it on any wedding.
00:43:16so you can play around with the embroidery okay okay next is prp prp now you have to understand
00:43:24i have told you in shows that prp can be a lot of parts of the body of the body
00:43:34platelet rich plasma now is in your eye surgery in your nose surgery in your nose surgery
00:43:40it's a platelet rich plasma it's a platelet rich plasma it's a platelet rich plasma it's a platelet rich plasma
00:43:56so we don't want to take your face treatment so it's a cheap option it's a platelet rich plasma
00:44:08which let's see how these serum are available which we infuse with micro needling but prp isn't very
00:44:16necessary rp isn't necessary not necessarily but but it has reluctance is toく not always
00:44:20just the blood in your blood without being able to melt the blood without being able to
00:44:23etc it's not affordability affordability is make up 4000 and someone has an healthy person
00:44:25has to be healthy it's also not even show anyone so that people want to have prp to change
00:44:29If you are doing PRP with 9 hemoglobin then you will get water from plasma.
00:44:35What a benefit.
00:44:36Exactly.
00:44:37How much should HB?
00:44:38At least 12.
00:44:39At least 12?
00:44:40At least 12 in females and males 13 plus.
00:44:43Okay.
00:44:4414 is a good count.
00:44:46So 11 means it's less?
00:44:47It's less.
00:44:48It's less.
00:44:49It's less.
00:44:50It's less.
00:44:51It's less.
00:44:52It's less.
00:44:53It's less.
00:44:54It's less.
00:44:55It's less.
00:44:56It's less.
00:44:57It's less.
00:44:58It's less.
00:44:59It's less.
00:45:00It's less.
00:45:01It's less.
00:45:02It's less.
00:45:03It's less.
00:45:04It's better.
00:45:05You have to do it.
00:45:06The plasma is better.
00:45:08You are doing it.
00:45:09You have to do it.
00:45:10So we say that patient is better for next week.
00:45:13Glow should be.
00:45:14And PRP is not going to be able to do it.
00:45:16Now we have to do it.
00:45:17So alternative treatment is that you have to do it.
00:45:20And you have to do it.
00:45:22You have to do it with good serum.
00:45:24So it's good serum that we will do it with good serum.
00:45:27It will get better from good serum.
00:45:28So that it will get better.
00:45:29And even in this case there won't be too much.
00:45:30It won't be so much.
00:45:31It won't be so much.
00:45:32The serum is not enough.
00:45:33It won't be so much.
00:45:34The serum is not enough for now, maybe just the serum might be meant to be better.
00:45:38So this will come even better.
00:45:39But it will get better from the patient.
00:45:41But it will get better from the serum.
00:45:42The serum is a lot of outstanding serum.
00:45:44And when you're using the Microneedling to work, it will get better for nice.
00:45:46It is very good. Your event is good. At least stay time is 15-30 days.
00:45:52Exosomes are a different story.
00:45:55Exosomes are very expensive.
00:45:57How do we know? What do we need to do on our face?
00:45:59To consultation. After consultation.
00:46:01The doctor will tell you.
00:46:03If you look at that there is a lot of pigmentation, acne scars and aging has started.
00:46:09Exosomes is the best solution.
00:46:11But it is a lot bigger.
00:46:12It is a lot bigger.
00:46:14But not everybody needs it.
00:46:17It is a one time treatment.
00:46:20If you have to keep aging, exosomes is the best treatment.
00:46:25If you have to keep aging, exosomes is the best treatment.
00:46:29Just put a community.
00:46:31It is a one time treatment.
00:46:33One time treatment is required.
00:46:35One time one time.
00:46:38One time one time.
00:46:40No, no, no.
00:46:41People don't do so much.
00:46:43It's not possible for one year.
00:46:46That depends on your lifestyle and everything.
00:46:49Stay time depends on your lifestyle.
00:46:52If you have a lifestyle, you can take a lot of food.
00:46:55Many people do in the year and they do more.
00:46:57Yes, in six months.
00:46:59The main thing is the aging process.
00:47:01We slow it down.
00:47:03We say that we eat junk food.
00:47:06This is the right age where we give them a proper diet.
00:47:09You see, there are two types of people.
00:47:12You see, there are two types of Gen Z's.
00:47:14One, they are so conscious that they eat healthy.
00:47:18You see, the kids are making their body.
00:47:23They are making their own body.
00:47:25They are making their own meals.
00:47:27They are making their own meals.
00:47:29There are two types of people.
00:47:31They are extremely extreme.
00:47:33We need moderation.
00:47:35There is no consistency.
00:47:37We need to make an adjustment until they have a healthy diet.
00:47:40We will go for one month.
00:47:41We will lose weight.
00:47:42When our event is done again.
00:47:44You go to a gym.
00:47:45I am not going to a gym.
00:47:46I am not going to a gym.
00:47:47I am not going to a gym.
00:47:48My husband will go to a gym.
00:47:49You are going to be a gym.
00:47:50You are going to be a gym.
00:47:51My children are very aware and self-conscious.
00:47:52There are two things.
00:47:53There are self-awareness.
00:47:54There are all self-awareness.
00:47:55But, you see, there is no physical activity.
00:47:58There is no school.
00:48:00There is no school.
00:48:02There is no physical activity.
00:48:03When you come home, a little bit is a bit different.
00:48:06You don't eat a potato, chips, or vegetables.
00:48:08It's something that happens to you.
00:48:09Then you give some junk food.
00:48:11You make some wraps.
00:48:12So, what do you think?
00:48:14They start to have deficiencies.
00:48:16In our life, it has pain, pain, and it has pain.
00:48:20Today's kids, you say,
00:48:21when we get up in the morning, we are pain.
00:48:23Why is it?
00:48:23It's a lack of calcium and vitamin D.
00:48:26Why is it not?
00:48:27Because it's better.
00:48:28Better, better.
00:48:29We said, you forgot,
00:48:30I have to bring PRP substitute for PRP.
00:48:38Now what is our next substitute?
00:48:42This is hair serum.
00:48:44Hair serum.
00:48:46You have to give your hair to your hair.
00:48:50With your hair serum.
00:48:52Scalp health and scalp hygiene are very important.
00:48:56We have to consider that the best scalp health is that you just put the hair in the hair and then that's it.
00:49:03No.
00:49:04You don't know how many bacteria in your scalp are sitting on the surface.
00:49:09What are your hormonal changes?
00:49:12What are your pores in your pores?
00:49:15What are the things that are released for your scalp?
00:49:21Scalp's serum, it's a proper cleaning?
00:49:25Proper.
00:49:26You can go to a salon and clean it properly.
00:49:30Scalp cleaning treatments are different.
00:49:32Okay.
00:49:33But a home product is a majorly scalp serum.
00:49:39Which helps you in regrowth.
00:49:42And helps your scalp health balance out.
00:49:46Okay.
00:49:47So technically it's a very expensive serum.
00:49:51But it's really really nice.
00:49:52Okay.
00:49:53So many people say,
00:49:55Beenush it's very expensive.
00:49:56You give us some alternative.
00:49:59Alternative is Elvive's L'Oreal.
00:50:02By the way, let me tell you guys.
00:50:05People who have knowledge and who don't know,
00:50:08They will know that.
00:50:09Kerastase is also part of L'Oreal.
00:50:11It's a baby.
00:50:13So basically these formulas,
00:50:15L'Oreal is about 19-20.
00:50:18And it's a drugstore product.
00:50:20And it's a high-end product.
00:50:21So how much is the difference?
00:50:22Is it one-third price?
00:50:24The price is one-third.
00:50:26Yes.
00:50:27The price is one-third.
00:50:28And in the chemically formulation,
00:50:30The price is 60-40.
00:50:33Okay.
00:50:34After taking a shower,
00:50:36We apply a lot to our frizz control.
00:50:40So if you go to the market,
00:50:42You have different brands available.
00:50:46There are 600,
00:50:47There are 1600,
00:50:48There are 2000,
00:50:49There are 1500,
00:50:50There are 800.
00:50:51So how do we know?
00:50:53We will take it quickly.
00:50:55Then how do we know?
00:50:57Basically,
00:50:58You have to look at ingredients.
00:51:00Serums are also different types.
00:51:02Your hair is so dry.
00:51:04My hair is not so dry.
00:51:05Maybe it will be more than me.
00:51:07So you have to look at moisture.
00:51:11How much moisture is in it?
00:51:12How much oil is in it?
00:51:13How much consistency is in it?
00:51:15How much consistency is in it?
00:51:16Just take a look.
00:51:18Because this is a small part.
00:51:20If you have a little bit of a product,
00:51:22I'm sorry.
00:51:23Same goes for a hair product.
00:51:27If you put a high moisture either,
00:51:30You will travel to your roots.
00:51:32And your hair will fall.
00:51:33You have to go to the roots.
00:51:34If you put it,
00:51:35You have to finish the frizziness.
00:51:37But you end up with hair fall.
00:51:40So two types of hair things are important.
00:51:43One is your product.
00:51:45Scalp.
00:51:46I put two types of hair.
00:51:48I put a little brown oil on the skin.
00:51:50I put some plastic oil in it.
00:51:52That's a small piece.
00:51:53I put some oil in it.
00:51:54It has a preferential oil in it.
00:51:55I put my palate for a scalp.
00:51:56Coconut oil.
00:51:57Almond oil.
00:51:58The orange oil.
00:51:59The orange oil is made in it.
00:52:00It has a cherry oil like rosemary.
00:52:01It has a ginger oil.
00:52:03It also has alevee oil.
00:52:04It has a number of oil like basil.
00:52:05But it has an oil in it.
00:52:07It has aloe vera because it gives moisture, hojoba oil, because it penetrates, and hojoba oil
00:52:16is the advantage of the moisture of the castor oil type of consistency.
00:52:21But its molecules are so many that you have to penetrate easily in your hair shape.
00:52:28So you actually get more moisture.
00:52:31Sometimes we put castor oil in a long way,
00:52:34but basically castor oil is so small and so small,
00:52:40that it doesn't penetrate your hair.
00:52:43So it's on top of your hair.
00:52:45And if you have so much feel like you have to get out of it,
00:52:49then you get out of it.
00:52:50So castor oil is so small and so small.
00:52:53You have to tell me that your hair is different.
00:52:56And your hair is different.
00:52:58And your hair is different.
00:53:01So most people put in the hair, but just the oil.
00:53:04And they don't put in the lower.
00:53:05And they don't put in the lower.
00:53:06In the first time, this was going to happen.
00:53:08Because most of the women's hair were versioned.
00:53:11They didn't do much chemical treatment.
00:53:14Okay.
00:53:15But now we have two types of products for scalp and length.
00:53:20Because we are treating so much.
00:53:23We are using heating tools.
00:53:25That they are using the lower hair.
00:53:27Okay, tell me a safe oil.
00:53:28Because you buy 2-2 oil, then it will be a cost.
00:53:31So we will reduce the cost.
00:53:33I will tell you that you will make it in the house.
00:53:35And make 3-4 things.
00:53:36I heard that we should make the oil in the scalp.
00:53:40We always do that in the second-second days,
00:53:42the hair has already been oily after the hair.
00:53:44We oiled.
00:53:45That's very nice.
00:53:46We have told you that we have oiled,
00:53:48but recently we have the oil in our scalp.
00:53:50However, it's not effective.
00:53:52But they used to clean the hair into the back.
00:53:55Even when you took the shower,
00:53:57they took the hair into all soil.
00:53:59I have seen my mates.
00:54:01They take them and oil them.
00:54:04I have said that my concept was like you are thinking.
00:54:08We didn't know that it was bad.
00:54:11If you talk about oiling, time matters.
00:54:15You have left it twice and leave it.
00:54:18Yes, we do it.
00:54:20The pores are closed.
00:54:23Then there is a dendrit issue.
00:54:25It is a good thing.
00:54:27It is a good thing.
00:54:29It is a good thing.
00:54:31It is a good thing.
00:54:33I think it is good to sleep at night.
00:54:35I will sleep at night.
00:54:37I will sleep at night.
00:54:39If you are sleeping at AC then it is fine.
00:54:41It is not clogging.
00:54:43But if you are sleeping at night,
00:54:45it is not right.
00:54:47Half an hour is enough.
00:54:49Okay, next substitute.
00:54:51What is avocado?
00:54:53Avocado.
00:54:55It is a very hot.
00:54:57Maybe it is also in Pakistan.
00:54:59Maybe it is about 12,000 rupees.
00:55:01It is not available easily.
00:55:03But I have not only 490.
00:55:05In fact, they are 490.
00:55:07Well?
00:55:08How much is it?
00:55:09You asked what it is.
00:55:11Why do you use use it?
00:55:13First of all, try to use them.
00:55:15What do you think about it?
00:55:16But when I started eating the bulge, we had a new awareness.
00:55:22They said that this is the first food of children and their brain health is good.
00:55:26We have vitamins and we say that it has a little creamy texture.
00:55:32Many people put it in toast and put it in salad.
00:55:36So it's an alternative hummus which is made from the channe.
00:55:41What is it that we think is a great benefit?
00:55:44There are vitamins, omega-3 and cholesterol that you control.
00:55:49So children feel fancy and they eat it.
00:55:52Because today we have a lot of hits.
00:55:54Avocado! Oh wow! Salad!
00:55:57It's not about fancy, doctor.
00:55:58The thing is that it feels like a little bit.
00:56:02The things that are in there are alternatives are very good.
00:56:07But avocado is very good for your gut health.
00:56:12There is no alternative of that.
00:56:14There is no alternative of that.
00:56:16Those children who have gut health is bad.
00:56:18Like the pain is bad.
00:56:20Like the pain is bad.
00:56:22Who complain in the morning that they go to school and they lose motion or they have indigestion.
00:56:27They suit avocado.
00:56:29You know the pain is very clean.
00:56:30Yes, you take it one day.
00:56:33Like the sugarcandy we call it.
00:56:35Yes.
00:56:35It's also a great substitute for avocado.
00:56:37Okay.
00:56:38You can give it a good substitute.
00:56:39I told you about the hammus.
00:56:40I told you about it.
00:56:41The other one, you have soaked your almonds, kaju and badame.
00:56:44Yes.
00:56:45You have blended it.
00:56:46It's a good blend.
00:56:47It's a good blend.
00:56:47It's a good blend.
00:56:48It's a good blend.
00:56:49It's a good blend.
00:56:50It's a good blend.
00:56:51It's a good blend.
00:56:52It's a good blend.
00:56:53The second blend is covered.
00:56:55Two, three drops olive oil.
00:56:56That's a good blend.
00:56:57It's a good blend.
00:56:58It's also a good blend.
00:56:59It's also a good blend.
00:57:00It's good.
00:57:01It's a good blend.
00:57:02It's a good blend.
00:57:03Proteins.
00:57:04Again, probiotics too.
00:57:05We talk about this.
00:57:06Since we have done our gut health.
00:57:07You have so much�ist it.
00:57:08Our children have not been good.
00:57:10This is what we have done.
00:57:13Avocado is good for it.
00:57:14With lactose intolerant.
00:57:15They're not stuck.
00:57:17But they don't drink it.
00:57:18With lactose intolerant.
00:57:20They don't drink it.
00:57:21No.
00:57:21How are they eating it?
00:57:22because when it comes to lactose and lactose, they can drink free yogurt and they get lactose-free.
00:57:34That means that they don't have to drink water.
00:57:38So alternatively, they use avocado so their requirements are fulfilled and their gut is healthy.
00:57:45It's not that normal people can't take it, but for normal people, once in a week or 15 days,
00:57:50they use avocado.
00:57:52Now if we use avocado, it's 800.
00:57:55So you have to add a chane.
00:57:57You have to add 2-3 drops to olive oil.
00:58:03Then you can add that too.
00:58:06The other thing is that you have to add 2-4 juice and soak it.
00:58:11It's made a blended paste.
00:58:14Peanut butter is a very good substitute.
00:58:18Okay, let's take a break.
00:58:20And after the break, we'll see Good Morning Pakistan.
00:58:28Welcome, welcome back, Good Morning Pakistan.
00:58:30So we're going to tell you the alternative or substitute,
00:58:34that it's your life.
00:58:36So we're going to the next step.
00:58:39We'll talk about formal to formal.
00:58:41Like, as married girls' clothes, we don't know how they are in our mind.
00:58:45And if they're married girls' clothes or something,
00:58:48we get to make a little bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit.
00:58:51When we're wearing one or two times,
00:58:53We're going to be wearing it.
00:58:54It's all about how you carry an outfit.
00:58:56How do we switch on semi-formal to formal?
00:58:58It's not that every time you wear a formal outfit,
00:59:01You should be able to pull it off with less work, if you accessorize it, you can pull it off nicely.
00:59:08If you have the fabric of sewing, you can put it in the locker.
00:59:12Take it, take it, make it clean, put it and flaunt it.
00:59:16It's not necessary that you don't have to make it all the time.
00:59:19You know, less is more, you can give it in semi-formals too.
00:59:24You can accessorize it.
00:59:26You can reduce your cost-cutting because the formal outfits are expensive.
00:59:31Your work is expensive.
00:59:33So, the cost-cutting is the way that you want to do less work.
00:59:36If you have a shirt, take it on your sleeves, take it on your neckline.
00:59:40This is such a good idea.
00:59:41You can accessorize it.
00:59:43Or many people keep plain clothes and put a shawl on it.
00:59:48You can do some embellishments.
00:59:50You can do some embellishments.
00:59:53So, it's not necessary that you have to wear top to bottom,
00:59:56you have to wear a dresser or a dresser.
00:59:58It's a formal outfit.
00:59:59Absolutely.
01:00:00So, I'm going to give you examples.
01:00:02This is an example.
01:00:03Now, you can see, it's a very intricate hand.
01:00:05Yes.
01:00:06Look at the camera, please.
01:00:08But it's a limited work.
01:00:10Now, it's not that it's full of the front work.
01:00:14It's full of Swarovski.
01:00:15It's full of Swarovski.
01:00:16It's full of Swarovski's hand.
01:00:18It's pricey, but it's a limited work.
01:00:20Okay.
01:00:21So, it's limited work.
01:00:22We'll take it in cost and budget.
01:00:23Okay.
01:00:24I and you, we'll be happy with this work.
01:00:26We'll go to this work.
01:00:28We'll go to marriage.
01:00:29But the most people say,
01:00:30Oh, you don't look at marriage clothes.
01:00:32I'll wear it on birthday.
01:00:33I'll wear it on lunch or dinner.
01:00:35But it's a mindset.
01:00:36You have to change your mindset.
01:00:38You have to pay a higher price.
01:00:40And take a formula.
01:00:41But if you can't afford it,
01:00:43you need to switch your mindset.
01:00:44And you need to look for alternate.
01:00:46What is it?
01:00:47No alternate work that's a little bit hard,
01:00:49but it's a little bit hard.
01:00:51I was going to tell you.
01:00:52Now, look.
01:00:53In this outfit,
01:00:54we mixed it with a mix.
01:00:55It's also a mix.
01:00:56And it's a sequence.
01:00:57It's a sequence.
01:00:58It's a work comparatively.
01:00:59Because it's a sequence.
01:01:00It's a material that's a little bit hard.
01:01:02It's a material that's a little bit hard.
01:01:03You can mix and match.
01:01:05Okay.
01:01:06So you have a mix.
01:01:07Well, you can mix your image.
01:01:08Exactly.
01:01:09It's making you mix.
01:01:10It's a bit expensive.
01:01:11Perfect.
01:01:12With a coconut.
01:01:13A little bit hard.
01:01:14A little bit too expensive.
01:01:15To makeết
01:01:26things a little m loyal has to be.
01:01:28That's enough.
01:01:29See?
01:01:30It's dressed like me too.
01:01:31J'ai vector and your day.
01:01:34But the second thing is of your day.
01:01:36So, people are charging so much for this, so that the price will come to you because it comes to your work.
01:01:42Exactly.
01:01:43So, I am saying that you will compliment your work with machine work.
01:01:46So, that the price will be reduced.
01:01:49One thing I have seen, Sadiya, if you take a little textured fabric,
01:01:54I am going to come to you.
01:01:56I am going to come to you.
01:01:58I am going to come to you.
01:02:00What do you say?
01:02:01I have a bride.
01:02:03I have two types of clients.
01:02:06They are very high-end.
01:02:07I also have an upper-middle class.
01:02:09They come to office going.
01:02:11They need a good make-up artist.
01:02:14So, I looked at her, it was very different.
01:02:17I asked her, where did you take it from?
01:02:20She said, I have made it myself.
01:02:22I was surprised.
01:02:23I said, let me tell you.
01:02:24What did she do?
01:02:25She said, I have worked in Rabi Center.
01:02:27It is not a sequins.
01:02:28It is a sequins.
01:02:29It is a velvet.
01:02:31She has made so much pleak and so many laces.
01:02:36They have mixed and blended.
01:02:38She has made the makeup and all the kameez.
01:02:42Would you believe it, she has taken her in how many?
01:02:45How many?
01:02:4660,000.
01:02:47I know, this is exactly what I do with my clients.
01:02:49Paul, Briden.
01:02:51I ask them to ask them.
01:02:52Yes, you can make this with your bride.
01:02:54But again, it doesn't make it so low.
01:02:56In the 60's, she has used lace.
01:02:59No, if you will do it, then you will pay your money for your work.
01:03:05He has made himself, so he will keep his work.
01:03:08It was so different that normally if it goes to 60,
01:03:14then it's a typical one that you wear a different dress.
01:03:18In 60, if I'm a guest of the dress, I won't get 60.
01:03:25I thought that my work was done.
01:03:29He told me that I went to the car,
01:03:31and he had some kind of stuff.
01:03:34He told me that I had a little expensive tailor,
01:03:37which gave me 20,000 rupees.
01:03:39It's all about the cut tailoring.
01:03:41All the time, from the other 45,000 rupees.
01:03:45That's why I do this.
01:03:47I offer clients to customize their names.
01:03:49They want to make them look at their names.
01:03:51Because, like she said,
01:03:52Because designers have a collection and you have to choose pick and choose from that.
01:03:56You don't have options.
01:03:57It's so good that it's okay that the budget will be small but it has made a different outfit from creativity.
01:04:04That's what I want to tell in today's show.
01:04:07Because a lot of people don't want to buy a lot of money.
01:04:13They bought a lot of designers and bought a lot of clothes but they don't look good.
01:04:18Basically, your clothes are not to pay for the other person.
01:04:23You don't have to pay for the money.
01:04:24You have to pay for the money.
01:04:25If you wear a lot, I can wear it in a marriage.
01:04:29You wear a lot of accessories.
01:04:31You wear heels, a little hair style and take a good dress.
01:04:34You have to wear the dress.
01:04:36You don't have to wear the dress for the wedding.
01:04:38I never wear a dress for the wedding.
01:04:41I never walk behind my work.
01:04:45I feel it's a waste of money to put formal pants, unless you know I have extra budgets or I have to repeat that outfit
01:04:59otherwise I don't believe in putting too much
01:05:01I made a dress and I divided it in 3 things, I made a cut trouser, I made a cut, I made a cut, I made a long pants, I made a short pants
01:05:10I used the spray, I made a cut, I made a cut, I made a cut, I made a cut, and it has a cut to make matching, I made a cut, I made a cut all the time
01:05:30I want to buy a formal outfit that I have to do for the next wedding.
01:05:37It's been a long time for me.
01:05:40Sometimes with a good rossel, you have a good choker.
01:05:44It's automatic.
01:05:47I think if I invest in it, I will repeat it.
01:05:52People will not remember that this is the first one.
01:05:56People don't know how smart they are.
01:06:00People actually want to make money for kids.
01:06:03We will make clothes themselves.
01:06:05They are more creative.
01:06:06People are very smart.
01:06:08I repeat that they will put it on.
01:06:11If you do it, you will put it on.
01:06:14That's also a very good option.
01:06:17You will put it on.
01:06:19It was a pastel color.
01:06:21It was a mint green color.
01:06:23I used it for many years.
01:06:25It was a soft color.
01:06:27It was a soft color.
01:06:29It has a soft color.
01:06:30It has a soft color.
01:06:32It has a soft color.
01:06:34You can also change to a light color.
01:06:37It is different from every wedding.
01:06:40It is different from dye.
01:06:42It is different from chemical peel.
01:06:45Was it your complete path?
01:06:47Yes.
01:06:48Okay.
01:06:49Alternative serum is available for chemical peels.
01:06:54These peels are expensive and professional peels.
01:06:59So, the assessment of the patient is important.
01:07:01And whatever you are going to take alternative,
01:07:04you can pay a good dermatologist or aesthetician.
01:07:09You can easily take that alternative.
01:07:11Chemical peels give you an immediate result.
01:07:15Immediate result means 2-3 days.
01:07:17You have said that you have a good dermatologist.
01:07:23He gave him a consultation.
01:07:25And he said that I would buy a serum from which brand.
01:07:30Tell him that I would use chemical peels.
01:07:33Look, the market peels are also available.
01:07:35There are many good companies.
01:07:37Market peels are available.
01:07:39You can use your daily basis twice-weekly or thrice-weekly.
01:07:43But your skin type, your pores are not open,
01:07:47your blood level status,
01:07:50all things count.
01:07:52Because I have seen that market peels are available.
01:07:55And then they end up with the pigmentation and other things.
01:07:58And then they end up with the pigmentation and other things.
01:08:00The patient's side.
01:08:01I think that the patient's side is very important.
01:08:03Yes.
01:08:04Okay.
01:08:05It's not that market peels are bad.
01:08:07No.
01:08:08Market peels are right.
01:08:09You have to use it.
01:08:10Application methods.
01:08:11Application methods.
01:08:12Application methods.
01:08:13Application methods.
01:08:14In the salon, many people come to us.
01:08:15After this, you repair them.
01:08:16The doctor says that they are very good.
01:08:17I'm only going to use vitamin C,
01:08:18but why not?
01:08:19Why do you use vitamin C to be put in the morning?
01:08:20You're going to use it in the morning?
01:08:21I'm telling you.
01:08:22You're going to make a list.
01:08:23I'm telling you.
01:08:24You're going to use it.
01:08:25You're going to use it.
01:08:26In the morning,
01:08:27you're going to use it.
01:08:28You're going to use it.
01:08:29You're going to use it.
01:08:30You're going to use it.
01:08:31It's about an example.
01:08:32I am going to tell you that you have retinol and vitamin C in the morning, now we are creating awareness here. Retinol is never in the morning, but I am sorry that it was retinol.
01:08:51Yes, you are exposed to the pigmentation. No one can stop the skin from your skin.
01:09:02This is an alternative available for the chemical peel skin, but only after consultation.
01:09:06A little break after the break, let's see. Substitute alternatives. Good morning.
01:09:12Welcome, welcome back. Good morning, Pakistan. So, we have time for this.
01:09:23Tell me about the makeup substitute. What is the tint?
01:09:27These are liquid blushes, Rare Beauty. They are famous. Many people use it.
01:09:36I also use it.
01:09:38Yes, the alternative is Elf's liquid. You will get a lot of difference in the price range.
01:09:45Formulation is almost above and below. I won't say that it is completely above and below.
01:09:51And there will be shades available. Okay, let's see.
01:09:55This is very popular. It is the product that every girl has used. Exactly.
01:10:03It is also a good price range. Yes. And it has increased. Yes.
01:10:08And the tint is like that I think that our young generation is not on the tint.
01:10:13It is not on the tint. Every day. Absolutely.
01:10:14So, the best is that if you are using so much and you don't want to pay much money,
01:10:19then this is an essence brand. It is the same type of lip tint.
01:10:25This essence is not nail polish? Yes. Yes. It is. It is a drug store product.
01:10:30You will see it in any utility market.
01:10:34Okay. And is it available in Pakistan? Of course.
01:10:36You will get it? Yes. Okay.
01:10:38Tell me more. What is this? This is Laura Mercier's translucent powder.
01:10:43I am sure that 100% of the formulation will not be copied.
01:10:48But if you want a little bit of a translucent solution,
01:10:51then this is Maybelline's Fit Me.
01:10:53You can use it.
01:10:55Okay, good. Good.
01:10:56Next.
01:10:57Next.
01:10:58Next.
01:10:59Greek yogurt.
01:11:01Greek yogurt.
01:11:02Your question.
01:11:03Yes.
01:11:04Greek yogurt. Basically, we use the milk.
01:11:06But in Greek yogurt, it is the milk.
01:11:08It is the milk. It is the milk.
01:11:10Great.
01:11:11That is gonna be easy.
01:11:13The milk.
01:11:14Now it's not that much.
01:11:18It's not the milk that's not about the milk.
01:11:19It's a milk.
01:11:20To give it a little more.
01:11:22We use the milk.
01:11:23It's not the milk.
01:11:25It is the milk.
01:11:26It's not the milk it is.
01:11:27It's the milk.
01:11:28It's the milk it is.
01:11:29It's the milk.
01:11:30It's too much milk.
01:11:31I can bring it to my milk.
01:11:32It's more than the milk.
01:11:33So, it's the milk.
01:11:34It's not the milk.
01:11:35You'd find milk.
01:11:36I can find it.
01:11:37But it's the milk.
01:11:38It's your Greek yogurt.
01:11:41Then you can eat it with oats.
01:11:44As you have done with chia seeds, it's good for your gut health.
01:11:47It's good for your skin. It's good for your skin.
01:11:49It's good for your superfood. It's good for your protein.
01:11:51You can easily eat it.
01:11:53And calcium too.
01:11:55I want to talk a little bit about this.
01:11:58When we talk about food,
01:12:00we keep the food very under the rate.
01:12:03We use it in Ramadan.
01:12:05It's a whole food.
01:12:07If you don't have diabetes or other issues,
01:12:14then take 1-2 grains.
01:12:17Look, everything is very important.
01:12:19If I eat 4-6 grains,
01:12:22they won't ruin it.
01:12:24Everything is bad.
01:12:26If you take 1-2 grains,
01:12:28it's magnesium, zinc,
01:12:30thyroid issues,
01:12:32iodine,
01:12:34it's good for your skin.
01:12:36I can eat it in Ramadan.
01:12:39I've kept it on my table.
01:12:41Before I go to exercise,
01:12:43I'm also a calorie deficient.
01:12:45I have a craving for some energy.
01:12:48So, 2 grains eat it.
01:12:50And it's good to go.
01:12:51It's an energetic feeling.
01:12:53If you eat 2 grains at night,
01:12:55you can eat 3 grains,
01:12:56and eat 2 grains,
01:12:57and then you can take 1-2 grains.
01:13:00It's good for some food.
01:13:02In your face.
01:13:03You can drink 1-3 grains,
01:13:04but of course,
01:13:05you can take 1-3 grains.
01:13:06You want to drink some water.
01:13:07You can drink 1 grains,
01:13:08and you can drink 1 grains.
01:13:09You can drink 1 grains,
01:13:10so the little grains.
01:13:11You can drink 2 grains.
01:13:12You have to drink 1 grains.
01:13:14It's good for you.
01:13:15It is a substitute for vitamin B12, so it is a substitute for it.
01:13:30It is a substitute for vitamin B12.
01:13:40We can use the meat tofu.
01:13:44Tofu is very low.
01:13:46Tofu will be very low.
01:13:48We will substitute a little bit.
01:13:50Palak is very good to use.
01:13:52I use palak.
01:13:54Palak is very good.
01:13:56Palak is a good product.
01:13:58We have built it with the dals.
01:14:00We have made it with the dals.
01:14:01We are making food and a lot of people are making all the spices.
01:14:05Palak and dals, and channe, and qima.
01:14:08and also some of the ingredients.
01:14:10If you don't eat a variety,
01:14:12you can use a salad.
01:14:14We have to introduce our children
01:14:16to our children.
01:14:18We don't introduce them.
01:14:20It's a pesto sauce.
01:14:22It's a green green.
01:14:24You can add basil leaves.
01:14:26You can add basil leaves.
01:14:28And the kids eat noodles.
01:14:30The pasta is made.
01:14:32It's a paste paste.
01:14:34One thing I want to do is
01:14:36the red meat.
01:14:38If we use the alternative
01:14:40we can use red beans.
01:14:42They don't have kidney issues.
01:14:44And they don't have uric acid high.
01:14:46The kidney beans,
01:14:48the red lobea,
01:14:50it increases uric acid.
01:14:52It increases uric acid.
01:14:54It increases uric acid.
01:14:56It depends on what level it is.
01:14:58You can eat uric acid once in a week.
01:15:00But red lobea increases uric acid.
01:15:02It increases uric acid in digestion.
01:15:04So, alternative is good.
01:15:06But you do the doctor's
01:15:08If we do the test.
01:15:10If we do the test,
01:15:12you have to have an idea.
01:15:14What can we eat?
01:15:16What can we eat?
01:15:17What can we eat?
01:15:18What can we eat?
01:15:19What can we eat?
01:15:20What can we eat?
01:15:21What can we eat?
01:15:22An animal, check-up.
01:15:23It is a health.
01:15:24It is female or male.
01:15:25It is a child.
01:15:26It is a healthy medicine.
01:15:28And it is not a healthy diet.
01:15:30It is an attractive person.
01:15:32It is not a healthy diet.
01:15:34The diet is not high.
01:15:36It is not high.
01:15:37It is good to perform.
01:15:38Absolutely.
01:15:39There's a kidney.
01:15:40The nuts.
01:15:41Why can we eat alcohol?
01:15:43It is not a healthy diet.
01:15:45It is not a healthy diet.
01:15:47It is not a healthy diet.
01:15:49I am not eating this food, we are eating it.
01:15:53What are we doing to do with our own health?
01:15:57We are eating the nuts, our brain, our body, our body, our body.
01:16:01What are we doing to eat?
01:16:04Is it really good?
01:16:06No, it is good.
01:16:08We are eating and we are learning more.
01:16:10Sometimes if you eat 7 bananas, then 3 bananas.
01:16:15If I eat 7 bananas in the morning, then I can't eat anything, I'm going to eat it.
01:16:22If we talk about superfoods, like I said, nuts, in comparison, the seeds are very specific.
01:16:32You have 5-6 seeds.
01:16:35You have 4-6 seeds.
01:16:37You have made 4-6 seeds.
01:16:39When you eat in the morning, it will be an alternative to you.
01:16:43Yes, I will tell you that all the nurses have said that you don't have to worry about everyone's attention.
01:16:49So let's leave the worry and take a place where you can take a place where you can take a place where you can take a place where you can take a place.
01:16:55If you don't eat a place where you can eat a place where you can eat chia seeds, flax seeds.
01:16:58I think it's the best option.
01:17:00Today we have to give a munching.
01:17:02It's a healthy munching.
01:17:04I have so many packages.
01:17:06I have kept 4.500 rupees.
01:17:08It's going to be 2-3 months.
01:17:10It's not going to be a munching.
01:17:12It's going to be 2 months.
01:17:14It's going to be 2 months.
01:17:16It's not that if we eat a purse and eat it, then we can eat it.
01:17:20It's not going to be a benefit.
01:17:22That's why I have kept it.
01:17:24If I have to eat something, it's better to eat it.
01:17:27It's a healthy thing.
01:17:29We have to substitute nuts that we can go to it.
01:17:35Thank you very much.
01:17:36There are many things left.
01:17:37But obviously, when we have our time limit, we can cover it.
01:17:42We can cover it.
01:17:43We hope to cover it.
01:17:44Whatever things you will hear, it will be a great benefit.
01:17:47And you can help a little bit in your home.
01:17:51This month has been passed.
01:17:53The next month will continue to be a little understanding.
01:17:56So that in the last week, we don't cry.
01:17:58Good morning Pakistan and best of luck.
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