ANtiaging Medicine

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Would you like to live a healthy, vibrant life to age 100? To age 115?
Interestingly enough, recent studies with laboratory animals have proven that
the biological clock can be turned backward.

How do our cells function when we are younger?
Inside every cell is a microscopic structure called the mitochondria. One of
the main jobs of the mitochondria is the production of energy. It absorbs
oxygen and combines it with other natural chemicals to create that energy. As
the mitochondria produces more and more energy, it also produces, as a
by-product, free radicals. Free radicals are unstable, electrically-charged
molecules that attack healthy tissues in order to gain an electron and become
stable. When they attack healthy tissue, they cause a microscopically tiny area
of damage, which gradually accumulates, leading to inflammation and/or making
inflammation more severe. When we're younger, our cells are able to keep the
free radical damage and inflammation to a minimum. The cells are operating at
peak efficiency, and are able to get rid of the toxins that build up in it
during normal metabolism.

Medical science has focused on finding the primary factors that lead to
cellular aging and cell death. This is a very critical area, as we are made up
of 23 trillion cells. Those cells are all organized into organs, such as the
brain, heart, liver, muscles, intestines and skin. The aging and death of the
cells that make up these organs will certainly lead to our own aging and death.
As we get older, the cells in all of our organs undergo these changes,
eventually leading to heart attacks, heart disease, strokes, diabetes, cancer,
Parkinson's Disease and Alzheimer's Disease, in addition to the obvious signs
of aging, such as sagging and wrinkling of the skin. The following are felt to
be the main factors leading to cell aging and cell death:
The first event that occurs is the gradual decrease in the efficiency of the
mitochondria in the production of energy. This is evidenced as we age by a
gradual decrease in strength and endurance, less motivation for physical
activity and a more rapid heart rate with less exercise.

The second sign of aging is an increased amount of free radical production by
the mitochondria in spite of decreasing production of energy, allowing more
tissue damage to occur and more inflammation to be present.

The third sign of aging is an increase in the general level of inflammation
throughout the body. This is partly due to the increased free radical
production from the mitochondria, but is also due to over-stressing our normal
metabolic processes. The combination of free radical tissue damage and damage
to the tissues from inflammation produces an acceleration of the aging process.

The fourth sign of aging is a reduction in the ability of the cells to dispose
of the toxins that build up as a result of our normal cellular metabolism.
These toxins act as a slow poison to the cells, increasing the rate of cellular
aging and death.

BioFend
Bio-Fend consists of a proprietary blend of ingredients added to B-Complex that
attacks each of the aging factors directly with the goal of neutralizing them
to the greatest possible extent.