In a clinical trial, oral plant ceramides produced an 88% visible reduction of wrinkles with a 90% increase in hydration.

Hyaluronic acid attracts and maintains moisture in the skin. Clinical data show that a topical blend of high and low molecular weight hyaluronic acid rehydrates, smooths, and rejuvenates aged skin. 

Deep vein thrombosis, caused by sitting too long, kills over 100,000 Americans each year. A human study shows that nattokinase and French maritime pine bark improve circulation in the lower legs, lessen leg swelling, and reduce thrombosis (abnormal clot) formation.

Leading preventive cardiologist Michael Ozner, M.D., believes we can now tame killer heart disease through healthy lifestyle, targeted blood testing and innovative medications.

Approximately 75%-90% of primary-care physician visits may be related to stress. Ashwagandha, a plant adaptogen, works at a biological level to reduce stress by rebalancing our neurotransmitters.

Three years ago, Life Extension® advocated for widespread use of thrombectomy to spare stroke victims paralysis and death. Now, mainstream medicine has announced new guidelines that incorporate this technique. Recent data reveal thrombectomy can be effective up to 24 hours after onset of stroke symptoms.

Half of cancer deaths are lifestyle-related; higher omega-3 linked to low mortality risk; multivitamins improve neuropathy; astaxanthin inhibits fatigue.

Drawing on their book, Choosing the StrongPath: Reversing the Downward Spiral of Aging, these three authors explain how to avoid the death spiral of strength-sapping sarcopenia.

Entrepreneur Marci Zaroff, who has manufactured organic clothing and home textiles for over 20 years, explains the critical importance of organic fibers for our health.

The benefits of unsweetened coconut help reduce cardiovascular risk, improve cholesterol, scavenge radicals, and treat scaly skin.

Cardiologist Dr. Michael Ozner’s book, The Complete Mediterranean Diet, provides 500 recipes that use the synergy of their ingredients to reduce the risks of the worst diseases of our day.