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Anti-Aging Breakthrough May Not Break the Bank

By Michael Moshier
www.anti-agingstraighttalk.com

An anti-aging breakthrough that may have “as big an impact as antibiotics in the 20th century,” is just around the corner,” according to gerontologist David Sinclair.

The drug promises a long and healthy life - perhaps not in the form of a fountain of youth, but maybe instead, a fountain of fitness. And - Sinclair revealed - you’ll be able to afford it! Continue Reading »

One of the areas of greatest interest is in anti-aging skin care because baby boomers seem to have as much resistance to looking older as they do to feeling older.

Wrinkles, age spots and sagging skin are all signs of the years taking a toll on the body. In fact, skin is where the most evident signs of aging occur and it often shows in dramatic ways. The good news is that skin is also very resilient, is constantly undergoing a regeneration of cells and therefore responds well to being well taken care of and to quality anti-aging skin care treatments. Continue Reading »

The baby boomer generation is comprised of those born between the years of 1946 through 1964 and is the largest demographic group in history because of the large spike in births after World War II. The first person born in the baby boomer era entered her sixties as 2006 began, bringing into focus the question of how baby boomers are handling aging. Continue Reading »

Regardless of where you stand in the aging process, your sex or fitness level, good eating habits are the single best thing you can do to improve your health. Staying active plays a large role in overall health, but putting the wrong kind or wrong quantity of food in you body will keep you from being as healthy as you would like. Moreover, it does not require you to spend oodles of cash on the latest anti-aging fads.

If you’re feeling resistant to changing poor eating habits, it may be in your best interests to think differently. Continue Reading »

There’s a striking phenomenon in progress in the world today, that of the birth rate being lower than the death rate. For the first time in history, there is an increased and swelling aging population of adults (baby boomers) versus adolescents, young adults, and children. Thanks to modern medicine, people are living longer and are focusing on lives filled with good health, relatively free of pain. Continue Reading »