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Feeling Your Best & Aging Well with Olya Borsuk

• Kelly Clifford • Season 2 • Episode 8

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In this episode, Kelly sits down with Olya Borsuk, co-founder of InfuseWell Concierge, to share her journey of building a successful wellness business and helping clients take a proactive approach to their health. From IV therapy and medical weight loss to regenerative skincare and healthy aging, Olya breaks down some of today's biggest wellness topics in an approachable and easy-to-understand way.

But this conversation goes far beyond wellness. Kelly gets to know the woman behind the business as Olya shares her personal story, balancing motherhood and entrepreneurship, her favorite wellness splurges, and the habits she swears by. It's a fun, candid conversation filled with practical tips, plenty of laughs, and a glimpse into the life of a woman who's passionate about helping others feel their best.

The episode wraps up with a fun rapid-fire round and the questions that reveal what's making Olya bloom bright in this season of life.  

SPEAKER_01

This is Bloombrite with Kelly. Real talk, real growth, real glow, inspiring you to bloom into your brightest self one conversation at a time. Welcome, Bloombrite listeners. Today on Bloom Bright, I'm sitting down with Oya Borsic, co-founder of Infuse Well Concierge, to talk about wellness, entrepreneurship, motherhood, and building a business rooted in helping people feel their best from the inside out. Oya's story is such an interesting one. She was born in Ukraine and lived all over the world before eventually landing in the Chicagoland area with her husband Paul, a board certified physician and her business partner. Together, they built Infuse Well Concierge, a wellness practice focused on preventative and regenerative medicine, offering services like NAD Plus, IV therapy, medical weight loss, hormone optimization, and more. But beyond the science and treatments, what I love about Oya is her passion for helping people feel energized, confident, healthy, and empowered in their everyday lives. Today we're talking about how she built the business, the realities of entrepreneurship, balancing motherhood while growing a brand, and breaking down the wellness treatments everyone is suddenly talking about online. So let's get into it. This is Bloombrite with Kelly, and today I am joined by Oya Borsic. Welcome.

SPEAKER_00

Hi, thank you so much for having me.

SPEAKER_01

Oh, I am so glad you are here. There is so much I want to learn about your business and about you. So thank you again for being here. Okay, so I have to say, I was recently at Infusewell and had the most delightful experience.

SPEAKER_00

So glad to hear.

SPEAKER_01

First of all, it's very relaxing for anyone that has not been there, and we are going to get into all the details. I got this fabulous relaxing chair and this amazing blanket. And I had this IV that I am convinced kept me from getting sick after staying up. I mean, 48 hours after that, I was up straight with all these crazy teenagers. So thank you to Infuse Well. I made it through.

SPEAKER_00

Yay! That's always good to hear.

SPEAKER_01

So, oh yeah, before we talk all about your business and how you built it with your husband, I can't wait to hear about it. I want to hear about how you have lived all over the world in your journey to the Chicagoland area. I love to travel, so I find that part of your life so fascinating. Uh, so tell us about it.

SPEAKER_00

Oh my gosh, yes. My parents were kind of like nomads. We lived everywhere. I was born in Ukraine and lived there up until the age of nine. That's when they they kind of decided that we're gonna move to Prague of all places. We lived there for just a bit, four years. I went to a couple of grades and then we moved to Canada. And then after Canada, we moved to the US. That's like our final destination. My parents live in Seattle. My sister lives in Seattle, that's where we were settled. Um, and I'm here in Chicago.

SPEAKER_01

That's so exciting. So I'm assuming since you live here, you're loving Chicago and loving it, never leaving. How long have you been living in Chicago?

SPEAKER_00

We moved, uh, Paul and I here in 2017 when he started his residency at Lyola.

SPEAKER_01

Oh, so it's been a little bit. Yeah, and you lived in the city. I'm assuming. Interesting. Okay, so then you know what? You and I have something in common. I never lived in Chicago either. And it's funny, I grew up here. I grew up in the suburbs and then went to college, and everybody would graduate from college and then move to the city, right? That is, oh my gosh. I love this is why I love this podcast and all these guests, because I get to learn these fun facts. Um, so we have that in common.

SPEAKER_00

Never lived in the city of Chicago. Um, I think I got my like city life out of the way in Seattle before and I met in Poland in medical school, which is another crazy story. Um, I lived like right on first in Virginia, which is like Pikes Place Market.

SPEAKER_01

Yes, I remember Seattle. And it is, gosh, I went there with my husband um before we got married, and it is a beautiful city and so fun. But you're right. I know exactly. I was at Pike's Place, I was the tourist in Seattle that weekend, and uh, God is crazy. So, yes, you're right. You got your fill. So then did you move right to Hinsdale?

SPEAKER_00

No, we didn't move right to Hinsdale while he was in residency. We lived in Lombard by Montini High School.

SPEAKER_01

Yes, very familiar with that.

SPEAKER_00

In our little cute townhouse that I miss. And then as soon as he graduated fellowship, we started looking, which took a really long time.

SPEAKER_01

It's not easy to find these forever homes and to set roots down. So, no, I get it. Been in Western Springs for a while, but I remember those days of trying to figure out where we ultimately wanted to be. Okay, so I love hearing stories about how people met. My husband and I kind of have a crazy story too. So tell me how you met your husband in Poland.

SPEAKER_00

Oh my gosh. I was probably the only person that came to medical school out of all the girls that said, I do not want to meet a man. Like, all I need is a medical degree, and that's it. I kind of left everything in Seattle, and I was like, I just want to focus on myself and on medicine. And then, of course, I meet my husband the first week that I'm there. Um the first week. He is actually kind of like hitting on my friend. Oh, wow. Okay. I know, but she didn't give him time of day and it really worked out for me.

SPEAKER_01

Of course. It sounds like happily ever after. Yeah. Did you guys date all through medical school? Yes.

SPEAKER_00

Like now that I think about it, we kind of started dating in October. And by January, he's already had me like planning a wedding. He's like, Wow, so it was fast. It was fast, but no, we didn't get engaged for like a year and a half. I was like, Paul, oh let's finish like some business. Um, and then we get engaged in July in Seattle. Okay. Oh. And then we had a huge wedding a year and a half later, I think, here in Chicago. Oh, in Sherlock. So is he originally from Chicago? He's originally from Chicago. Yes. Okay. He was born in Poland, but moved here when he was two.

SPEAKER_01

Wow. Yeah. So that's so interesting. So you came from Seattle to Poland, he came from Chicago to Poland. Yep. You meet in Poland, fall hard fast, and then get engaged and get married in Chicago. And then was that it? Where did you go back to Poland to finish medical school?

SPEAKER_00

I didn't. That's the thing. Um, my parents were so mad. They were like, I was like, I'm just gonna take three months off and I'll like make it up in the summer. We'll finish planning this wedding. And of course, the second we got married, Paul's like, You're not going anywhere, we're having kids, and we did.

SPEAKER_01

Well, it obviously worked out. It obviously worked out because you have this amazing business. So that's such a great story. I love that. And just just tell us, listeners, you have two kids, three kids, two kids, two kids, a boy and a girl. Oh, cute 22 months apart. Oh, wow. Okay, so you just went all in. That was it. You got found your man, got engaged, got married, and had these wonderful kids. That's awesome. So, and then now you obviously have been building this amazing business in Fusewell. So, um, tell us about that. How did that all the idea for that get started and the whole concept of the concierge business get started for you?

SPEAKER_00

So dates back so far into like the beginning of our relationship and like why I came to medical school is because I was really tired of working in the hospital and not being challenged enough. And so that's why I was like, you know, I'm still so young. Like, if not now, then when? I'm just better off going to get um a medical degree because it was at a time of life that I didn't have anything else to do anyway. I was able to do it. Yeah, and then you know, blah da da, everything happened. And I went back to the hospital because Paul was in residency and we really needed a two-income household at that time. And then when he was done, we were kind of going back to what do you want to do to be happy and fulfilled in your career, yeah. Because I was out of that with two kids under two, and like had so many issues that wasn't supported in like a traditional medicine way. I was like unhappy with my body image, I was unhappy, like in like some sort of postpartum anxiety state. Absolutely, and like I didn't check the box that this would help me. You weren't finding the I was like I was going through different practices, different um areas of wellness, and I honestly wasn't finding enough of support that was doing it the right way. There were people handing out GLP wants left and right in like nail salons. You're like, where are you getting this? So no, like so. This started out of a need for you. This came out of a need, and so I, you know, I did what I could for myself, and I was like, this is a huge gap we have here. And so Paul and I one day sat down, um, created a plan on our couch. I think it was like fall of 2023, and by March of 2024, we were open.

SPEAKER_01

Wow. Yeah, that is so cool. So it is so true because so many people are struggling with in whatever area of their life, and you hear about all these amazing successful businesses coming out of a problem that the owner had, an issue that the owner had. And then they're just thinking, you know, I want to make it better for others, you know, I want to figure it out. So then, so that makes sense. So that's how Infusual got started. Um, and so, you know, it's crazy, just this world of wellness now and how much information is going around and what is a trend, what is science-backed information? Um, you know, what would you say are your thoughts on all of that and how to define the difference between a trend or something that you believe is, you know, scientifically backed?

SPEAKER_00

Yeah. So I always go back to research. If there's no clinical evidence behind something, I will not offer it.

SPEAKER_01

That makes sense.

SPEAKER_00

So I, you know, whatever the trend is, I go up and look at papers and research and like where did this come to fruition from? And if I can't find anything that's legitimately been supported, like these millions of peptides out there. Some of them, yes, they have been proven to work and have been studied for many, many, many years, and others is just a trend. And you know, everything that's so my advice would be always ask questions and work with somebody who can tell the difference instead of trusting whatever's viral this week.

SPEAKER_01

So that is scary though, that there are people out there just throwing these different things around and injecting people and giving people things that don't have any backing.

SPEAKER_00

100%.

SPEAKER_01

And yeah, so that's good to know that you are not doing that. We are not doing that at all. So tell me, you know what? I need to understand what a peptide is. Can you explain that to me? Oh my gosh.

SPEAKER_00

I have like the simplest way to explain this to you. A peptide is a tiny protein, so it's a chain of a little bit of amino acids.

SPEAKER_01

Okay.

SPEAKER_00

And it's just a messenger. It's like a text message that tells your organs, your cells, what to do.

SPEAKER_01

That's so easy. Thank you. Because I get a lot of these words that are getting thrown around are very confusing. Yes. So it's a text message to tell my brain what to do.

SPEAKER_00

Yeah, not your brain, any cell in your body. Oh, my cells. Yourself. Text message to my cells. Tiny, tiny, tiny proteins that are sending SMS messages to every cell of how to act.

SPEAKER_01

So then the different types of peptides are going to tell the cells different things.

SPEAKER_00

Different things, yes.

SPEAKER_01

Okay. Gosh, this really cleared some things up for me. Okay, I am feeling already so much more informed about this. It's funny, I was helping my daughter with her biology homework, and I was made very aware of why I never got into the medical field. So, but this is if everyone could explain it like you just did about the peptides, tiny proteins sending text messages to my cells. Did I get it right? Exactly. Okay, good. Okay, great. So, okay, so you have so many different types of services at InfuseWell. Let's kick it off with the IV therapy, which I loved. I did the immune support and it totally worked for me. You know, I really enjoy getting the IVs. I actually feel like they really work for me and have kept me from getting sick. I am such a baby about when I get sick. It's like my world shuts down. Some people can power on. Like my sister, she is so great at like marching on when she's sick. I because I I but I can't. Like I just I can't. I'm such a baby. So these IVs for me have been amazing. Um, so why don't you tell us a little bit about IV therapy? And also one question I had is the difference between IVs and supplements.

SPEAKER_00

Okay. Um, so IVs, that's like my most favorite probably treatment that we offer. I absolutely love how you feel right because you get like that immediate result. You don't get an immediate result with many things.

SPEAKER_01

True.

SPEAKER_00

So you're like you come into the office not feeling great and then leaving feeling much better. A huge part of this is hydration. So that's the immediate effect. You're going to get the immediate effect from the hydration. The vitamins and the supplements that we're added to the treatment, they're going to take 24 to 72 hours to work.

SPEAKER_01

Oh, good to know. Okay.

SPEAKER_00

Um, so it is an immediate feeling. We're like, okay, I'm hydrated. Everybody's dehydrated for some.

SPEAKER_01

I was that was gonna be my next question.

SPEAKER_00

Every single person is dehydrated. Even if you tell me that you drink a lot of water, you probably don't drink enough. You're supposed to drink half of your body's weight every day. Wow. Which is your 100 pounds, 50 ounces. But if you do 100 pounds, it's 100 ounces of water.

SPEAKER_01

I mean, are is anyone doing that? Nobody's doing that. That seems aggressive. It is aggressive. So with these IVs, and again, like I said, it is. It's immediate gratification. You you feel energized, you feel ready to take on the day. What would you say is the range people come in for them? Like every week to every month, or what do people like?

SPEAKER_00

So I have this conversation probably daily with folks, and they're like, Well, how often should I be doing this? I would say kind of see how you're feeling from them, and really what is the goal? There are certain IVs that like infuse radiance, for example, it's for acne and like making your skin just a little bit healthier. So there's a protocol for that. I have you come in every week for four weeks, and then you come in every two weeks and then you come monthly or every four to six weeks, um, just to make sure that your skin is not as inflamed as it was. But that's more of a treatment. If you're just doing preventative IVs, you're like, I don't really want to get sick, I don't want to get sick when I travel. Then, you know, I would say four to six weeks, you come in, you get an IV, and if you travel, I would get one right before and right after.

SPEAKER_01

Good to know. Okay.

SPEAKER_00

Just because um any air travel will severely dehydrate you. I spoke to I'm severely afraid of flying, so I spent a lot of time talking to flight attendants.

SPEAKER_01

Wow.

SPEAKER_00

Okay. And they told me that it is in their protocol that they have to drink one liter of water per four hours in flight.

SPEAKER_01

Really?

SPEAKER_00

So that's where they're always drinking those huge bottles of water because they must.

SPEAKER_01

So this is fascinating. First of all, that you're afraid of flying. I feel like your uh resume says that you've been all over the world. So what would you just as a side note? What would you do when you were younger, probably on your own going to Poland before you met Paul? Like, you know, how would you handle that?

SPEAKER_00

I don't think I was as afraid years ago as I have over time.

SPEAKER_01

Gotcha. Okay.

SPEAKER_00

And immortality becomes very real as you age.

SPEAKER_01

Well, and I think too, I used to be a lot more anxious flying when my kids were younger. You know, the just leaving them in with a babysitter, just gearing up to go anywhere without my kids, would always give me anxiety to begin with. And then we're getting on a plane and the loss of control when you're flying.

SPEAKER_00

Yes, the loss of control.

SPEAKER_01

I mean, it is what it is. You're not the pilot.

SPEAKER_00

Unless there's something you're not following. My husband would disagree. I get on and I have my screen and his screen and a phone.

SPEAKER_01

Oh, so you're tracking.

SPEAKER_00

I'm tracking everything.

SPEAKER_01

He's like, Are you co-piloting today? Oh, that's actually hilarious. Okay, so maybe that's in your future. Um so interesting. Okay, so traveling when you are dehydrated is obviously going to make you sick. So you're saying before and after, and just follow the flight attendants and you know, do what they do, which is hydrate.

SPEAKER_00

Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate.

SPEAKER_01

That's good to know. Okay, well, I am a huge fan of these IVs. And I also want to just say I was talking to my girlfriend the other day, um, and she comes out to LaGrange for work, and you know, we were thinking about a way to catch up. And I said, you know what we should do? Because I was telling her um I was gonna have you on the podcast, and I said, I have a great idea. I said, I went there and it was very relaxing. It's about, would you say about an hour treatment? About an hour treatment. Yeah. So I said, why don't we go get an IV together? I said, and then we'll go for lunch or something like that. But it actually is the environment that you've created at Infusewell for these IVs. I just want to say, as somebody that just went and got one, is very relaxing and very welcoming. And you could definitely go with a girlfriend.

SPEAKER_00

That's like the whole idea behind it. I wanted it to be like very cozy and inviting. I wanted it to still look and feel like you are under medical supervision.

SPEAKER_01

Yes.

SPEAKER_00

But also not feel like you're in a cold hospital.

SPEAKER_01

No, I think you've really achieved that nice balance because you're right. You feel like it's safe and you feel like you're in a place that's, you know, clean and sterile and appropriate for the service you're getting done. But like I said, I told my girlfriend, she's like, I've never done one before. I said, Oh my gosh, well, then you're in for a treat. It'll be fun. And obviously, you know, our area has such, you know, fun little places to go for lunch after. So yes, I'm gonna be in there with my friend Sarah soon. Um, we're gonna do a little uh double date in the I love that in the IV chair. Oh, this okay, so this is not much my brainchild.

SPEAKER_00

No, this is like super common. Oh my gosh, I was working Saturday. Saturday's my day, you guys. If you want to look for me.

SPEAKER_01

Oh, good. Okay.

SPEAKER_00

I had four girls that came in, they're like planning, I think maybe wedding, something that just in the process of their um that time of their life, and they were like, you know, it'd be fun. Instead of like going out to a spa, let's go get an IV. And they all came and got an AD, which takes about two hours.

SPEAKER_01

Oh, nice. Okay. And they just chatted.

SPEAKER_00

And they just chatted and had the best time.

SPEAKER_01

Well, you know what I will say? When people go to a spa, I mean, you know, the massages and stuff, you're in your own room. You're alone. And and some of these places are very, very clear about being quiet. I mean, I I'm a talker, so that doesn't bold well for me when I'm trying to catch up with someone. And but you do think, oh, girls' day, go to the spa. I mean, I get it, you know what I mean? But when you're in the waiting room and then in the service room, you're either alone or you have to be quiet. Like I said, it's a great, very welcoming environment. So I'm a huge fan of the IVs. Obviously, they're great for a lot of different reasons. Um, so that's one of your services. Okay, so now let us talk about the GLP1s. GLP Walls. Oh my gosh, everyone has GLP1s. All right. Don't we have so many questions? Well, you you don't because you know everything, but I I have questions. So, I mean, they have come so far, and a lot of people think it's still very taboo to talk about. I just want to hear your take on it and your experience with it and what's happening and what's new with all this stuff.

SPEAKER_00

So, GLP1s, probably my favorite topic. Um, it is GLP stands for glucagon-like peptide. Another peptide. So it is going to be a little messenger that's going to tell your body and your cells to do something that they weren't doing before. The nice thing about a GLP1 is we already have this peptide in our body. We are just lacking amounts of it. Okay. And that probably has a lot to do with the world we live in today. Oh, interesting. The processed amounts, your body is supposed to tell you it's supposed to release this GLP1 hormone and tell you, hey, don't eat. Or don't overeat. You're you're full. Like that's enough. Because we have been studying these and they have been so widely used, we are now finding so many crazy ways of why this works and how it helps people not only with you know diabetes, not only with weight loss, they are now seeing huge improvements in addiction.

SPEAKER_01

Yes, I think.

SPEAKER_00

Because it is um the GIP, which is a different peptide, that tells your brain like, keep thinking about this food, shopping, gambling, alcohol. So it decreases your craving center.

SPEAKER_01

So this just the general GLP one just general GLP one naturally takes down your craving for whatever addiction you could be, you know, predisposition to.

SPEAKER_00

Most people tell me that they quit coffee and alcohol while they are on a GLP one, which is obviously drastically improving their life, you know, your life.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah. So then that asks the question, you know, everyone always wonders, you know, some people don't even like to take a Tylenol. So you're, you know, injecting yourself with these shots. Are they just shots now?

SPEAKER_00

Actually, shots, yeah. They're shots.

SPEAKER_01

Okay, so it's still mainly shots.

SPEAKER_00

I don't even think there is, I know there are tablets, but mostly they, you know, you daily, so you have to give take the so this shot is still more effective. As effective.

SPEAKER_01

Okay. So it's still primarily an injection. And you know, some people are just afraid to be injecting themselves on a regular basis with this stuff. And I think, you know, it's just like the unknown. It's still a newer thing, you know, within the last what, 10 years that this is 20 years. Oh, 20 years. Okay, so there you go. So it's been going on for 20 years. So can you dispel the myth? I mean, obviously, you're giving them in everything you've told us safety first for with you. So tell us about that part of it.

SPEAKER_00

So we do make sure that we fully assess if you are a candidate for the medication. Um, you get a consultation with a physician and you redo your full panel of blood work to make sure what is the root cause of your inability to lose weight. So we just want to make sure that you don't have any tired problems, any like hormone imbalances. Are you diabetic? Is there anything else going on internally that we're not seeing on the outside?

SPEAKER_01

So you're gonna do a full assessment before. And that's important to do wherever you go.

SPEAKER_00

Don't let someone don't let somebody prescribe you uh GLP1 and you start poking yourself with it.

SPEAKER_01

Okay, so that's important to say because some people, you're right. I mean, you had just said at the beginning people at nail salons, wherever, you know, I mean, you know, we don't want to hate on the nail salons, but wherever you go and they're just randomly giving people these shots. Okay, so you need a full workout. To know exactly what your situation is.

SPEAKER_00

And you need to be seeing a physician that understands how they work and for different types of problems. A lot of people are like, well, my friend, Susan, only started to lose weight when she got to 45 units. I was like, what does this mean?

SPEAKER_01

Means nothing for that person.

SPEAKER_00

Because number one, you are a different human being. You're not Susan. You're not Susan. Number two, 45 units means nothing to me because I don't know the strength of the medication that she was on, which they come in different kinds of strength. And the most successful people are the ones that lose weight and find um ways to improve their lifestyle at the lower doses.

SPEAKER_01

Gotcha. Okay. So they wean off to a lower dose.

SPEAKER_00

We start them at the lowest dose. Oh, okay. And we try to keep stay there.

SPEAKER_01

Oh, okay.

SPEAKER_00

Because a higher dose doesn't mean higher, better results. It just means more symptoms.

SPEAKER_01

Gotcha. Okay.

SPEAKER_00

So more nausea, more constipation, more.

SPEAKER_01

So that makes sense. So you start low and see if it can be working for that person at low. And then obviously you can increase.

SPEAKER_00

If we can increase once we hit a plateau, if we're like, okay, we're really not seeing results. You do really need a higher dose of those medications, your body is resistant. But that's why we like to see everybody on a weekly basis.

SPEAKER_01

So there's a science behind this. Yes. And it's obviously a safe science that now that we know 20 years this has been going on. So then it is still. I mean, do you have the range of people that don't want you to know?

SPEAKER_00

And then some people I have so many people that don't want anybody to know. And some people like that come in and don't want to be seen by anybody. They're like, I know half a town comes here, but can I come through the back door? Can I come through the back door? Can I come in a hat? And then other people, I'm assuming, are the absolute people like are just screaming through their lugs. They're like, I'm on a GLP one and they'll sit in my little waiting area and be the first. They're like my walking advertisement.

SPEAKER_01

Well, again, if it's improving their health, and they want to tell people, like, you know, you can have this, you know, same situation, you know, for yourself. And, you know, and it is interesting though. I I mean, I feel like the evolution of even people feeling comfortable talking about it and all of the different types of GLP ones. Correct. What are your thoughts on? I mean, obviously, do you use multiple different ones depending on the person?

SPEAKER_00

I have um two types of GLP1, the ones that have been um FDA cleared. So the semaglutide, which is the original GLP1, and then the terzepatite, which is far superior.

SPEAKER_01

Okay.

SPEAKER_00

It works on two processes, the GLP and the GIP, and it has fewer side effects, greater weight loss body fat percentage-wise, and it has so many of the other benefits, which is kind of how the the GLP ones have shifted in the last four years, I would say. When we started, we would see weight loss patients. Gotcha. Anybody with a BMI over 27 and that needed to lose weight.

SPEAKER_01

It was just clear.

SPEAKER_00

It was clear, like weight loss protocol.

SPEAKER_01

Gotcha.

SPEAKER_00

Um, and now we're seeing a bigger range of people, and we're doing uh GLP1 microdosing for longevity. So now we're not wanting you to lose weight, we're focusing on protein building, muscle building, muscle, um, but kind of shutting off some of that inflammation that you're having in the system. And some people are just like, I just don't feel good. And it's hormonal changes, insulin resistance. And when they start doing this GLP on microdose, which is subtherapeutic dose, so less than the initial dose of the weight loss plan.

SPEAKER_01

Okay.

SPEAKER_00

Um, they have huge improvements, they're not inflamed, they lose a lot of that the water weight, those like five pounds that everybody complains about around here. But because it is a weight loss appetite suppressant, there's a lot of counseling, and we have an in-body machine in office, so we make sure that nobody is wasting their muscle or is losing weight on the subtherapeutic doses.

SPEAKER_01

Well, oh, yeah, I'm sold. I mean, I now this is another treatment that I want to kind of do. This is no, really, the the evolution of this, and just to get some really science-backed information on all of this, because I like I said, I just think that so there's so many trends and you know, just um untrue statements made about these GLP ones and people just kind of talk about it without really knowing specifically all the information you just shared. So this is great. Thank you. Wow. Okay, so wow, okay, so that is awesome. And I um might be coming in for a consultation on that one. Okay, so you have so many wonderful aesthetic treatments also available at InfuseWell. So tell us, oh my gosh, what do we have? Microneedling, peel, so many things. So tell us a little bit about that and then your favorites and the different things that you can get done there.

SPEAKER_00

Um, aesthetics was probably like the latest add-on to InfuseWell. Um, and mostly because we were so focused on regenerative medicine rather, like we never want to be labeled as a med spa. So it was very carefully pulled what we can do to help people still look better and feel better without looking like they were made up somewhere. That's why we don't do fillers, unfortunately. But microneedling is the most amazing regenerative treatment for your skin. It can be done on any part of your body. Nobody actually thinks about that. You know what? You can microneedle anything. And can I tell you?

SPEAKER_01

I never thought about it.

SPEAKER_00

Yeah, so you just said that. Stretch marks, microneedling. Wow. Scar marks, microneedling.

SPEAKER_01

Okay, so it's a universal thing, not just for your face. Because you're right.

SPEAKER_00

I have a lot of people that are microneedling the hands. Oh, to get like sun spots and to get more collagen and less you have thicker skin here. Okay, yes.

SPEAKER_01

I feel like people do say, you know, a sign of aging, you know, if you got your face all perfect and then you're you see your hands.

SPEAKER_00

So that's right. Now we're paying attention.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, I feel like everyone's more aware of that.

SPEAKER_00

So we're doing the microneedling with skin pen, which is one of the first and honestly the only uh pen on the market that is FDA approved. Um, I think there's a couple now that they've added to that list, but skin pen is just like the best. I love them. So the like tips and then the amount of channels that you open with a skin pen is much better. So we use only that to microneedle. Okay, okay. And then you have a couple of options. So microneedling alone will do the job, it will stimulate collagen, it will stimulate elastin. The way that it works, it's called like a woundless, um, scarless, scarless, scarless wound healing.

SPEAKER_01

Okay.

SPEAKER_00

So think about like you get a cut, um, eventually it will close and scar. Rebuild. But sometimes it will scar if it's uneven, too deep. True. If somebody doesn't know what they're doing, you could get unwanted results. So very careful protocols around microneedling because different areas of your face and skin has different thickness levels. So kind of adjust as we go. And then you have um opportunities to add like add-ons, like little boosters to the microneedling to put back into your pores, right? To put back into your pores, like when you have all those channels open, we can do um platelets.

SPEAKER_01

So speaking of that, what when you do the microneedling, what is your protocol? Like, how often do people do it?

SPEAKER_00

So if you've never done it, I do recommend a series of three, at least three to six, depending on your skin condition.

SPEAKER_01

Okay.

SPEAKER_00

And then just maintenance. So like at least three more times a year.

SPEAKER_01

Oh, so you could just do it, you know, three times what, a month apart or six weeks apart?

SPEAKER_00

Four to six weeks apart. And then just three times sporadically, yeah.

SPEAKER_01

And then what are the I know you mentioned um or I've seen on your website, there's a bunch of add-ons to these microneedling.

SPEAKER_00

Yes. So we have um PRP, which is you know, your own plasma. So you draw your blood and then spin it down in a centrifuge, and then use that as a glide. So a special like liquid.

SPEAKER_01

Ooh, like a serum kind of thing.

SPEAKER_00

Okay. That's the word. Um a serum that you glide with the the needle in. So it goes puts it straight back into you.

SPEAKER_01

So then do you get your I said, I'm actually very interested in this. Do you get your blood drawn the same day you come in? Oh, so it's all you don't have to do.

SPEAKER_00

No, no, no. We dry our blood, you are numbing, we're spinning, and then we're doing.

SPEAKER_01

Sounds amazing. And it's putting back like the protein. We're not, I don't even know.

SPEAKER_00

It PRP is like a supercharge, a healing response using your own growth factors. Oh, cool. Yeah.

SPEAKER_01

Okay. So it's going right back in your body.

SPEAKER_00

Right back in your body.

SPEAKER_01

That's exciting. Okay, so then if you tell me about another add-on.

SPEAKER_00

Is the salmon DNA.

SPEAKER_01

Ooh, okay. All right, that's exciting.

SPEAKER_00

Talking about that.

SPEAKER_01

I want to hear about it. Tell me about it.

SPEAKER_00

Yep. It's um also just a regenerative treatment that stimulates the body's own healing process. It's like food for your cells.

SPEAKER_01

You explain everything so easily with the text messages and the food for the cells, protein.

SPEAKER_00

It's just making it because the microneedle is what's going to drive this effect, but this will feed them to heal faster, be better, be more hydrated, give you better results quicker.

SPEAKER_01

Okay, so then I have a question. Um, I'm gonna come in and do the microneedling. I've never done it before. I do a series of three. Can you do different add-ons each time? Yes. And would you suggest that, or would you suggest to stick with the same one?

SPEAKER_00

No, I uh I would suggest trying different types, seeing like I have people that like firmly only like uh PRP.

SPEAKER_01

Okay.

SPEAKER_00

I am a Sam and DNA girl. I'll think that it glides on faster, better result, I get a shinier face. Okay, because they are filled. I'm not sure if I have so much growth factor in my platelets.

SPEAKER_01

Maybe I'm not a big so they're filled with all that, and so you're putting it back in there.

SPEAKER_00

And these are, you know, more infused. So I love it.

SPEAKER_01

Well, I like what you said because I feel like I would be the same way. I don't want to trust what's in my body. Just give me the salmon. I shouldn't. I should know I should. I'll do that too. Honestly, I'm open to trying both, but I feel like you're selling me my first time, man. I feel like I'm I'm excited about the salmon thing. Yeah, it sounds exciting.

SPEAKER_00

Love it. And then Wake, I'm gonna tell you about something else.

SPEAKER_01

Okay, oh okay, cool. Tell me another one.

SPEAKER_00

Super, super cool. Um, we just recently brought on uh new neurotoxin, Daxify. It's been around for a couple of years now, but the difference is that Botox, zeolin, all the other neurotoxins, they have to be stabilized in a sort of like a capsule, and it's usually a human serum.

SPEAKER_01

Okay.

SPEAKER_00

And this is in a peptide, which is a protein, which is a protein which I've learned small protein that's going to tell your body to do certain things because of that peptide, neurotoxin binds faster to your muscular, neuromuscular junction, and you're that's why you're getting that faster result.

SPEAKER_01

Which everyone wants.

SPEAKER_00

Which everybody wants a faster result and they want it to last longer, which there has been shown that it does last.

SPEAKER_01

So would this be which everyone wants the longevity? You want it to be instant gratification, and then you want it to last long. So then is this a completely separate treatment from the microneedling? So no.

SPEAKER_00

So it yes and no. Okay. So you can do it injected just like neurotoxin, or if you want more of a booster for your microneedling, we're um now adding using that as a glide, but hyperdiluted Daxify. Okay. And a microneedling skin pen at a very thin surface level. So the lowest setting you can microneedle is 0.025 millimeters, and that's where you're gonna microneedle the entire face because you just want it like right at the surface to give you that glow.

SPEAKER_01

Oh wow. And so how long, when you say longevity of this treatment, how long would you say it lasts?

SPEAKER_00

I think because of the microneedling, I would say best results at two weeks. Oh because you know, you have some downtime.

SPEAKER_01

So you want to plan ahead a little bit.

SPEAKER_00

This is not something you will do um right before you're going out event. Because you will leave it off as red. Oh, good to know. Okay. And then because microneedling kind of builds on itself, you will continue to see results. But, you know, um so you do a series. So you do a series, and then you you'll see.

SPEAKER_01

So then I have heard, I mean, honestly, I really see feel like I could benefit from everything we talked about today. So obviously the IVs, I know you can just call in and book and for the most part get that done. But someone like me that has an interest in multiple treatments the microneedling, this microdosing of the GLP ones, like all these different things. Would you just suggest coming and booking like a general consultation with you?

SPEAKER_00

Yes.

SPEAKER_01

And kick it off.

SPEAKER_00

And kick it off, and then we can create a plan, um, whatever suits you best, and then um go from there.

SPEAKER_01

Go from there. The sky's the limit.

SPEAKER_00

The sky's the limit. We actually just released something that will like help so many people do exactly that. We've never had memberships, but we're launching. I did read read about that. I think maybe somewhere. I don't know where. Yes. So tell us about that. Memberships are coming. Um, there's one level which is called Infuse.

SPEAKER_01

Okay.

SPEAKER_00

Where this is really great for like my like immunity IV people. Any of the like just hydration, immunity, I think maybe a couple of other IVs are in there.

SPEAKER_01

So there's a package grouping of IVs.

SPEAKER_00

A grouping of IVs that you will get once a month for $149, plus you get 10% off of retail, which saves you, you know, up to $50 a month, which is great. It's huge. Yeah. And then the other package, which is probably much better, uh, because it includes microneedling, it includes some facials, it includes the um electro-stimulating valve X that helps you build muscle, like at that's what I need, etc. And that includes one treatment a month at 249. And the microneedling alone is 400 usually.

SPEAKER_01

So well, and what's really nice too is I think with me, I tend to struggle with consistency. That's my struggle. That was one of my words of the year. I had a Bloom Bright lunch, so one of my words was of the year of improvement was consistency. I mean, I've gotten a little bit better, but still, I think if you have a membership, it's gonna help you with consistency to you know be healthy. You know, for me that would be helpful.

SPEAKER_00

And the other thing was is like I didn't want it to be just IV and I just didn't want it to be just like a package or the just aesthetics. Yeah, aesthetics. I wanted you to like come in once a month and be like, hmm, today I will get an NAD. Next month, I'll come in and get microneedle and try out that different things, try out different things and kind of have a freedom to do uh be anything without being like tied down too much.

SPEAKER_01

Well, yeah, because if you just get the IV one, which again, some people really, you know, that might work for them. Um, it doesn't give you the flexibility to try this other stuff, which I feel like, I mean, I don't really see one treatment here that I wouldn't want to get. Oh my gosh. So I love it. Okay, so that is a glimpse inside Infusewell, which, as you've heard, has just so many great treatments, which I mean, you're gonna see me there checking them out. So that is amazing. But now what I want to understand is a little bit about your philosophy on beauty and wellness. You know, you've built this amazing business. What is your daily routine when it comes to, you know, just your daily skincare, but then also your treatments that you really love and your consistency with them?

SPEAKER_00

So I, when it comes to skincare at home, a minimalist, but I'm like very medical grade skincare. So, you know, I cleanse, I never go to bed with makeup ever. I use like an acyllic acid and a retinol. That's probably it.

SPEAKER_01

Do you want to give a shout out to any specific brand or do you use different ones?

SPEAKER_00

I use different ones right now. Honestly, I I think I'm using like a pharmaceutical grade stuff because I had some breakouts.

SPEAKER_01

So good quality is the key. You just want to make sure it's good, good quality skincare.

SPEAKER_00

Um carry Skin Better Science, which I think is great. They're like non-harsh retinol, non-harsh vitamin C. Really have been using them for at least 10 years personally.

SPEAKER_01

Oh wow, so you that's a great brand.

SPEAKER_00

Yeah. So the only reason that I'm not currently using the AlphaRet and the skipping my mind, whatever the vitamin C is, um, is because I am on this pharmaceutical resumen from my recent acne breakout.

SPEAKER_01

So, you know, you can obviously change it up depending on what you're going through. So that's interesting. So, what treatments do you do on a regular basis?

SPEAKER_00

I will microneedle at least four times a year.

SPEAKER_01

Well, so that just seems like something that is just a really great treatment.

SPEAKER_00

That is probably like the most thing that like it solves the most of my issues. And skin discolorations, any post-like acne, residual or scars, any sun damage, lots of lots of sun screen.

SPEAKER_01

And it's good to just keep up with it. Yeah. Yeah, lots of sunscreen. That's where I struggle. I gotta work on it.

SPEAKER_00

And then consistently, I mean, I get Botox every 12 weeks.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, I love I love Botox. That's my favorite thing. And now I'm learning I gotta wait, you know, a certain amount of time. Like you don't want it, you got for me about a week, week and a half before it really kicks in.

SPEAKER_00

It does, yeah. Well, though that's the nice thing about Daxaby, it does um kick in very fast. Within a week, you have full results and the glow.

SPEAKER_01

And you don't need a lot of downtime, correct? You don't need any downtime, yeah. Yeah, no, that one I really want to try. That one I'm excited about. Let's talk a little bit too, because you have this amazing business, you have these younger children. How has that been for you? You know, juggling the motherhood and the back and forth, everyone talks about the guilt of all the different things. Share a little bit with us about that. Full-time help. Oh, you do. You know that you and that it works for you. No, that's awesome. Yeah.

SPEAKER_00

We have had um our nanny for seven and a half years. Oh, wow. Ever since Anya was born. Oh, that's wonderful. Um, she runs my household and tells me what to do. She's the boss.

SPEAKER_01

No, that's awesome. So that has been real help for you.

SPEAKER_00

The only way that we've been like it takes the village.

SPEAKER_01

Yes, absolutely.

SPEAKER_00

And Paul's parents actually live not too far from us, and they take the kids during the late nights because sometimes we're in he goes to the hospital, then he comes to infusible, sees new patients, and sometimes we're there for seven, eight till seven, eight. You need help. We need help. Yeah.

SPEAKER_01

Well, and I think it's great that you're saying that that's what you do. You know, I think a lot of times people are trying to hide the amount of help that they have, and you know, people are like, How does she get it all done? And you know, you're like, Oh, I don't know. You know, everyone's real cagey. It's like the same as a GLP one.

SPEAKER_00

Oh, I'm like, I don't know. I just started drinking more water. Oh, intermittent fasting. Like, this hasn't worked for you for 10 years.

SPEAKER_01

Right. No, so it's the same. And I so I think I really admire the fact that you're willing to put that out there and say that it does take a village because I was the same way when I was working. You, you know, I did have wonderful help that, you know, came and helped and it made it so much easier. And you and it was really fulfilling, you know, to out be out there, I mean, doing what you're doing and helping so many people. It's amazing.

SPEAKER_00

I think that my children see the work ethic and I want them to know that what it takes to have a successful business, but also like the determination, it doesn't happen overnight. It's not luck, it's a lot of grind.

SPEAKER_01

Well, and I think that hard work, you know, you can be the smartest person. You can get, you know, a perfect score. I mean, you can tell I'm a mother of teenagers, perfect score in ACT. But if you don't have the work ethic to back it up, if you just can't put in the grind and the hustle, it doesn't matter how smart you are.

SPEAKER_00

Oh, for sure. I know a lot of people that were geniuses that didn't have the drive to do anything with it.

SPEAKER_01

So it is, you know, a wonderful example that you're setting for your kids. You know, it is just doesn't come. You're right, it's not luck. It's not luck. It's years of effort and hard work and um obviously also really staying on top of, you know, in your business, all of the different things that are coming out. I mean, that must be a you know part of almost a full-time job in and of itself to stay on the cusp of all the new stuff. Yeah, which is cool.

SPEAKER_00

A lot of times they're like, What are you doing in TikTok? I was like, listening to what my patients are going to ask me next week about.

SPEAKER_01

Well, because this that's true. People want to know, and they're you have to be on top of it.

SPEAKER_00

You have to like, okay, what's out there?

SPEAKER_01

Well, and we live in this world of social media. You're right. I'm sure people have come in and shown you their phone and been like, what do you think about this?

SPEAKER_00

This girl did it. Can you?

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, no, for sure. And so you and you would have to at least explain why you can or can't. Exactly. No, so that's another whole other aspect that you have to add into the time.

SPEAKER_00

I'd be super surprised how many times other day I say no.

SPEAKER_01

Which is good though. I think that's the mark of knowing that you're going to a reputable business. If you were saying yes to every little trend, that would be potentially concerning.

SPEAKER_00

Yeah, that would be concerning. I like to like call myself a little safety officer. I was like, hold on. Mr.

SPEAKER_01

Safety's here. But if you're injecting something into your body, I mean, people want to know they're going to a reputable, safe place. I mean, I think that that's, you know, a badge of honor. You know, not I mean, sometimes, you know, safety police, but that's, you know, better safe than sorry, right? Exactly. Especially when you're putting stuff in your body or putting things on your face. You want, and like you said, you know, we're talking about the skin pen and that that's a very reputable piece of technology. People should be asking those questions when they go to get these types of services.

SPEAKER_00

People should be also asking what are the qualifications. Most people have to be at least a registered nurse.

SPEAKER_01

That's huge.

SPEAKER_00

Huge microneedle.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, what are your qualifications to be doing this service? That's a that's a big one. No, how do you know about the facial anatomy? No, with these basic questions, I'm assuming a lot of people, you know, well, and again, they're trusting you and everything, but these are things that if you don't know a lot about the place that you're going, you should be asking these questions.

SPEAKER_00

100%. And a lot of patients sometimes don't ask anything or feel like stupid or nervous, and they're like, I just feel really stupid for asking this. And I was like, I think you're really smart for asking this. This is your body, and you're learning about it. So you have to ask all the questions. You shouldn't just blindly do anything.

SPEAKER_01

So the bottom line is. If you come to infuse well, you're welcoming questions.

SPEAKER_00

Yes.

SPEAKER_01

And you're welcoming people to be informed. Yes.

SPEAKER_00

Bring all your questions. Ask any questions you are unsure about. We'll answer them.

SPEAKER_01

And if you go anywhere else and you feel uncomfortable asking questions and they don't want to answer your questions, that's a red flag. That's a red flag. It's a red flag. Okay, so let's just do a little rapid fire with you to learn just a little bit about, you know, some other little fun parts of your life. Okay, so what is your favorite coffee order, or do you drink coffee?

SPEAKER_00

I do drink coffee. You would think that it would be something plain, but I drank the most ridiculous drink. It's an iced blonde vanilla latte with strawberry cult foam.

SPEAKER_01

Oh, wow. That sounds amazing. Everything about you're telling me today sounds amazing, Oya. Okay, so that is a good one. Um, what is your favorite wellness splurge?

SPEAKER_00

Um, the red light, LED asks.

SPEAKER_01

Ooh, I probably have five, but why do I have so many? And you know what? That's so funny. I'm so glad that you said that because my mind wandered when I would when you were talking about something, I thought there's a question I want to ask her. I can't think what it is, and that's what it is. So you would say invest in those. You think they're great.

SPEAKER_00

They're great.

SPEAKER_01

And then what about the serums that go underneath them? Do you think those are good too to put like a like a serum on first or does it matter?

SPEAKER_00

Most of them just do it in face and do the mask.

SPEAKER_01

Every day? Every other day?

SPEAKER_00

Every day, 10 minutes.

SPEAKER_01

Every day, 10 minutes. You do think it makes a difference.

SPEAKER_00

I think it makes sense.

SPEAKER_01

Okay, so that's you know, find a sale, you know, and and grab one. Okay, what's the you know, most underrated health habit?

SPEAKER_00

Oh gosh. Um, I want to say hydration, but also spending like 10 minutes outside getting that vitamin D, like that natural light.

SPEAKER_01

It's important. It's so important, especially living in Chicago. Yeah. I had a feeling though, when I was testing myself from our previous conversation in the podcast, I'm like, I think she's gonna say hydration. Am I do I know? Do I have I learned anything today? So and I and okay, so there it is. Going um outside, vitamin D and hydration. One treatment everyone should try once.

SPEAKER_00

Get a Myers cocktail, you'll be addicted. It's like the gateway drug.

SPEAKER_01

Ooh, okay, so that's the IV I have to try next because I've done the immunity, so I need to do that one next.

SPEAKER_00

Yeah, Myers cocktail is kind of like a general um fill your bucket with all the vitamins and minerals. Oh, nice.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, okay. I'm excited. What is your current obsession?

SPEAKER_00

Oh my gosh, it's so embarrassing. But I've been watching and binging Love is Blind Poland.

SPEAKER_01

Really? My daughter loves Love is Blind. I have seen I got into it last season, the American version with her.

SPEAKER_00

I have never seen it before, but my husband's like, look, Poland's on there. Let's watch this. So is it in Polish? You can watch it in English. We watch it in Polish.

SPEAKER_01

Okay.

SPEAKER_00

With English titles because they have a lot of trendy words that neither of us like.

SPEAKER_01

Oh, so that it's easier. Right, because you're not up on the trend, the Polish slang like slang. We're not cool. We just speak the basic language. Well, and this show's gotten huge that they've gotten all different versions. Yeah. Yeah, these these shows are addicted. This reality TV. You feel like you're just putting for them. Have you watched off campus yet? No. Okay. I've heard so many things I'm like it's amazing. I mean, it's it's a binger. I mean, it's a I'm gonna stay up all night and watch it. I did. It was really good. It's about hockey players in college and you get so invested that you feel like you're back in. It's not reality. No, and it's in and it's interesting. It's kind of like if you are you familiar with Bridgerton? Yes. Okay, so basically, what I've been told is the first season is about centered on the two characters, and then next season will be another characters in the cast. So they'll have kind of a main character energy of one couple per season, but that's mine. Okay, favorite family tradition.

SPEAKER_00

Oh my gosh. Um, I think we value like our vacations the most because we're never almost around.

SPEAKER_01

And you're so busy.

SPEAKER_00

And we're so busy, and we never like have this like time where we like do the full day with the kids for X amount of days. So we have set times of year where we do set things, like that's wonderful. The week before Thanksgiving, we always go to Mexico.

SPEAKER_01

Ooh. Where's your favorite trip you've been on with your kids?

SPEAKER_00

Uh oh god, the one that we're planning on.

SPEAKER_01

Oh, the upcoming one. Where are you going? Tell us.

SPEAKER_00

So every year we go in the summer to Europe. Oh, nice. Okay. And we're taking them to Italy. We're doing northern Italy. So we're starting in Rome, going to Tuscany, Florence, Lycomo, and Portofino.

SPEAKER_01

Ooh.

SPEAKER_00

I know. We're gonna be gone for two and a half weeks.

SPEAKER_01

And the Italian food is gonna be amazing.

SPEAKER_00

Exactly. So we've taken them to Rome before and they loved it. Oh, Rome is amazing, and it's so great for kids. Easy and young for young kids, there's so much excitement there. Everything's really outside. So, like all the monuments, you're not like walking to museums. Very manageable, very manageable.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, no, you're right. There's not a lot of aggressive museums like Paris, it's more like with the art and the Louvre and all of those things. That's exciting. Oh my goodness, we're gonna have to hear about that. Well, I mean, I'm assuming I'm gonna ask you, Chicago or Seattle, but you live in Chicago. Yeah.

SPEAKER_00

Hinsdale. Hinsdale.

SPEAKER_01

Because you never lived in the city. I never lived in the city. Oh my goodness. This is my suburbs. And I still love that I know that about you now. Are you a morning person or a night owl?

SPEAKER_00

Oh gosh, I'm definitely a night owl. Speaking of like New Year's resolutions, I always say that I'll be like an early riser. Like I will try to wake up before the kids. I will get all my stuff ready beforehand. No way.

SPEAKER_01

But you're up late.

SPEAKER_00

I'm super up late. What's the average time you go to bed? So lately, this has been like on my like list to fix. I haven't been able to fall sleep before midnight.

SPEAKER_01

Really?

SPEAKER_00

Yes. Every night. Every night. And then when did you wake up? Three or four weeks. Usually I go to bed by 10.

SPEAKER_01

Well, and well, and I mean I'm gonna give a shout-out to Oya then because I asked her to come and uh record with me today. It is you know 10 a.m. So you were up, you're up early. I mean, you know, I was up at 7. Oh, okay. So you're like seven to midnight or midnight to seven.

SPEAKER_00

We're like on summer hours, I feel like. Oh, I know. We all are it's happening. The kids are not going to bed till like 10:30, and that takes me so long to like wind down. During the school year, they go to bed at 8:30. So then I'm up by 10.

SPEAKER_01

Then you can chill out and you know, watch your show, watch Little Love Island. Summer. Little Love Island and to help you wind down. Okay, so one last question I'll ask you. What is your favorite way to reset after a stressful week or a stressful period of time?

SPEAKER_00

So, two ways. If I'm like super run down, I will go get an IV. But if it's just like the end of the week and I was like, it's been a week, I have a glass of wine. And little wine. I'm like, goodbye. Little Vino. Don't talk to me anymore. Like quiet time. And now it's summer, so like just sit on my patio, close the door. I'm like, don't come out.

SPEAKER_01

Have a glass of wine. Um, do you recommend wine and IV at the same time or no?

SPEAKER_00

I do not.

SPEAKER_01

I know I was gonna say out of curiosity, you should not be your IV.

SPEAKER_00

Get your yourself hydrated, do not undo what you've done. Okay, keep alcohol is a huge dehydrator, but we still love it from time to time.

SPEAKER_01

Okay, so last question I have for you, and I ask every guest this what is making you bloom bright right now in your life? Oh gosh. It can be a little thing or a big thing.

SPEAKER_00

I think summer? Summer, I guess this is like so true, the so much fun that we're having right now. Um I finally have enough employees in it in Fusewell where I am not completely tied to um sitting there all day. And so we have a chance to go to the pool or I have a chance to pick up my daughter from camp. So I'm just loving this season.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, and summer in Chicago is the best. Or summer in Hensdale.

SPEAKER_00

No, I you know what? We've been to the city like four times in the last two weeks. We've taken the boat tour that we've never been on before twice.

SPEAKER_01

So you're you are so you are blooming bright in summer. So that is a great answer for you. Summering. That's wonderful. And it is honestly, I do tell people, you know, Chicago in the winter, you know, you get through it in order to have the summer. Yes. Because it is a gorgeous city, and there are the boat tours and the beaches and the amazing outdoor restaurants. It's unbelievable. Well, oya, thank you so much for being here. I am so grateful for this time. And I hope everyone comes to Infuse Well and gets all these amazing treatments and tries something new.

SPEAKER_00

Thank you so much for having me. This was a blast.

SPEAKER_01

Well, listeners, keep listening, and we're gonna have a new episode coming up with some more fun things. But in the meantime, if you are in the area, head to Infuse Well, and you can probably see me there trying all these amazing treatments and meet Oya. So thank you again, Bloombrite listeners. Until next time. Goodbye.