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  • Passionflower: The all-natural herb with anti-anxiety properties

    admin @ July 25, 2010 # No Comment Yet

    Passionflower is a climbing vine native to North, Central and South America. It has a long history as a folk remedy for anxiety. It recently has gained a body of scientific studies that support this action. The leaves, stems, and flowers are used medicinally.
    A flavonoid called chrysin present in passionaflower has strong anti-anxiety properties and […]

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    The three stages of stress and distress

    admin @ July 25, 2010 # No Comment Yet

    There has always been a mind-body connection involved with stress and the patients have always displayed the same physiological and psychological characteristics when under stress, two of which are loss of appetite and increased blood pressure. However, analysts conclude that it is not stress which harms us but distress which occurs when we prolong emotional […]

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    Dr. Terry studies the effect of HGH replacement therapy

    admin @ July 25, 2010 # No Comment Yet

    The largest clinical study of HGH replacement therapy in ‘normal’ older people shows that it “appears to improve several attributes believed in many to be associated with performance, quality of life and longevity,” says Dr. L. Cass Terry, Chairman and professor of neurology at the Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. Terry reported his findings […]

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    Dr. Steve Lamm, M.D. recommends Genf20 as a powerful HGH releaser

    admin @ July 15, 2010 # No Comment Yet

    Among all the HGH supplements available in the market, GenF20 stands out to be a confident claim owing to the complete disclosure of all the herbs used and the dosages.
    The proprietary blend of GenF20 stimulates the production of growth hormone, betters the immune system, enhances metabolism, improves the nervous system, improves cell neurotransmitters as well […]

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    Causes of rough skin with aging

    admin @ July 12, 2010 # No Comment Yet

    Rough skin is commonly caused by the accumulation of dead skin cells on the skin’s surface. These dead cells are usually discarded by the body via a natural process called exfoliation, where newer cells push older skin cells to the surface and uppermost layer of dead cells flake off to reveal the newer cells underneath. […]

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    What are the different kinds of Growth Hormone tests?

    admin @ July 10, 2010 # No Comment Yet

    You need to get a Growth hormone test done to find out growth deficiencies, reduced pituitary gland function and pituitary tumors. HGH tests include the somatotropin hormone test, growth hormone suppression test, somatomedin C, and growth hormone stimulation test.
    In order to find out HGH deficiencies or excesses, Somatotropin test is used. For this, the blood […]

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    Dr. Poehlman’s research on increase in body fat with age

    admin @ July 6, 2010 # No Comment Yet

    Increasing levels of total and central body fat with advancing age contribute to the development of cardiovascular and metabolic disease. In 1995, Dr. Poehlman at the Baltimore Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Maryland examined gender-related differences and physiological predictors of the rate of increase in total and central body fat in 427 men and women. […]

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    How HGH decline affects psychological and physical well-being?

    admin @ July 1, 2010 # No Comment Yet

    People who produce little or no HGH as a result of pituitary tumors, disease or removal of pituitary gland often seem like doddering old people. In studies, such patients show a consistent pattern of mental and physical characteristics associated with aging. The psychological and emotional symptoms include a reduced sense of well-being, low energy, vitality, […]

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    Exercise is the closest natural substitute for an anti-aging pill

    admin @ June 26, 2010 # No Comment Yet

    As many geronologists and researchers have found, exercise is the closest thing to an anti-aging pill that exits. People who are physically fit, eat a healthy balanced diet, and take nutritional supplements can measure out to be ten to twenty years biologically younger than their chronological age- this is what makes an immortal. Exercise is […]

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    How estrogen fights aging?

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    Proponents of estrogen cite both scientific studies and the experiences of numerous women to show that this female hormone can ease or eliminate menopausal woes. Estrogen supplements, which are available as skin patches, topical creams and long lasting injections, appear to relieve hot flashes, night sweats and other discomforts, as well as vaginal dryness and […]

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    How Human Growth Hormone is made?

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    Hormones are chemical messengers that are made in one part of the body and tell other parts of the body what to do. Once a hormone reaches the destination, it binds to a special docking place on the cell called a receptor, where it stimulates a specific metabolic activity. Hormones are involved in every aspect […]

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    Dr. Van Cauter explains the sleep loss with aging

    admin @ June 11, 2010 # No Comment Yet

    Dr. Eve Van Cauter from the University of Chicago reports that biological signs of accelerated aging appear in healthy young men after less than a week in which they slept no more than four hours a night. He also found that by reversing the sleep loss through twelve hours of bed rest for several consecutive […]

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    Detection of Prostate Cancer

    admin @ June 11, 2010 # No Comment Yet

    In addition to the digital rectal exam (DRE), where a physician feels the back of the prostate with his fingers, the prostate specific antigen (PSA) blood test significantly increases the ability to detect cancers and identify any abnormalities early, even before they can be felt on the exam.
    The PSA is a test of an enzyme […]

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    Different proposed theories on factors of aging

    admin @ June 11, 2010 # No Comment Yet

    We are forever in search of the cure for old age. Dozens of theories have been proposed, yet science has not produced a universal theory of aging. Current theories of aging at the cellular and molecular level generally revolve around two themes- aging is programmed and aging is accidental. Let us have a look at […]

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    Various signs and causes of skin aging

    admin @ June 2, 2010 # One Comment

    As we age, distinct changes occur in the skin, which impact both its functional abilities and visual appearance. Various causes of the skin aging can be listed down as:

    Skin cells divide more slowly causing the dermis layer to thin.
    Fat layer beneath the dermis begins to atrophy; underlying network of elastin and collagen fibres, responsible for […]

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