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Gerovital- the original antiaging drug

Gerovital was perhaps the first true antiaging medicine for it was developed back in the sixties by the famous Romanian Professor Ana Aslan, yet Gerovital remains popular today. This article looks at some of the reasons why Gerovital has such a broad range of antiaging actions, ranging from better skin and hair to lessening depression and improving joint mobility. Old doesn’t mean redundant as Gerovital is living proof of in the noughties!

Obesity and the new weight loss drug- Rimonabant

The first new weight loss drug in 10-years comes with a lot of promise, but is it all hype? Acomplia (the brand name of Rimonabant) has a lot of people excited after the completion of its clinical trials. Indeed it is a novel new drug acting to subdue the cannabinoid receptors in the brain leading to appetite suppression- as well as producing favorable changes in cardiovascular and diabetic markers. Expected to be a blockbuster and common household name, we offer you the background to its development and evidence-based effects.

Dentistry, mercury, aging and health

It remains one of those great bastions of doggedness, for whilst the rest of the world recognises mercury as a poison, somehow when it is placed into an amalgam filling then many dentists refuse to believe it has any negative effects! Luckily, Dr. Brian Halvorsen is not one of those dentists and in the first of his reports he outlines the effects and sources of mercury and its impact upon all manner of health related issues.

Hydergine Developer Albert Hofmann Turns a Hundred

Dr. Albert Hofmann is one of the world famous researchers behind the world famous Sandoz pharmaceutical company, (now called Novartis). One of his early developments was the creation of Hydergine- an ergot grown from a fungus found on rye. Hydergine has shown itself to have many beneficial antiaging effects which are explained in this article, along with the fact that Dr. Hofmann puts his faith in his own product and enjoyed his hundredth birthday this year.

Regular features:

Interview: Interview with Denise Bruner, M.D. Dr. Bruner is a leading physician involved with Bariatric medicine, or weight control. Much in demand in an age where nearly one in two people is overweight, Dr. Bruner describes her methods and her protocols that get her patients back on track to a new improved life. Elaborating on the spectrum of protocols that come together to make a greater whole, this interview will give you insight into how the professionals approach weight loss and obesity.
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