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Anti-aging Package

Anti-Aging Package $400

4 Sessions Quantum Biofeedback with the Indigo worth $600

  • Anti-age Quantum Biofeedback protocol
  • 2 Quantum Biofeedback wrinkle and toning sessions
  • Detox Quantum Biofeedback protocol with Detox footbath

 

Includes $150 of product

  • Melatonin/D3 cream
  • Resveratrol
  • Ubiquinol

 

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Ultra Resveratrol

250 MG 30 Capsules

Powerful miracle antioxidant that Deeply penetrates the center of your cell’s nucleus, giving your DNA time to repair free radical damage. It also supports cell functions in the heart and brain so that you can put the brakes on aging.

Ubiquinol

Ultra Max-Str 100% Pure & Natural

200 MG 30 Capsules

10 times stronger than CoQ10 One of the unique elements in the aging process is free radical production. These free radicals are oxygen atoms which are deficient in electrons that become highly reactive and can cause potential damage to your tissues and DNA. Your body requires this reduced form of Co Q10 to help you limit free radical production, thereby dramatically affecting the aging process.

Melatonin/D3 cream

50 MG Melatonin and 10,000 IU of Vitamin D3

The answer to programmed neuroendocrine and immune aging, its prevention and its reversal. It can exert a more pronounced anti-aging effect as it protects the pineal from aging! Studies show Melatonin postpones aging and prolongs life with side effects of reversal of brain aging and restoration of reproductive functions, and a deep nights sleep. D3 for the appearance of skin aging.

 

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Ultra Resveratrol

Ubiquinol

Melatonin/D3 cream

Resveratrol, 300 MG Capsules

Research shows that only 2-3 % of the antioxidants you eat can even get to your skin, the next question is – is that enough to protect you from free radical damage? That’s merely a trickle of the antioxidant protection you need if you are serious about putting the brakes on aging. Perhaps, the best anti-aging strategy for you would be to take a powerful antioxidant that can deliver the supreme free radical protection that your body demands – RESVERATROL! Resveratrol deeply penetrates the center of your cell’s nucleus, giving your DNA time to repair free radical damage. It also supports cell functions in the heart and brain so that you can:

•  Prevent the rampant spread of cancer cells at any stage; Keep your blood circulation going smoothly and prevent arterial damage; Protect your brain from the tragic development of Alzheimer’s

•  Prevent neurological disorders such as strokes, ischemia, and Huntington’s disease 

But there’s more - Resveratrol lives up to its title “Miracle Antioxidant” in more ways than you can ever imagine! Scientific reports show that Resveratrol activates your body’s natural “longevity gene,” helping you to:

•  Maintain healthy metabolism and burn fat faster, Have healthier, firmer skin and muscle tone

•  Slow down aging down to the cellular level!

A natural defense mechanism found in plants, Resveratrol has a number of health benefits; when taken as a supplement, including the lowering of blood sugar levels and improvements in the immune system. Several scientific studies have concluded that Resveratrol and other antioxidants found in plants – known as polyphenols – can help prevent and treat certain types of cancer. Antioxidants help protect cells from being damaged by free radicals and potentially becoming cancerous.

Where CoQ10 is good, ubiquinol is actually 10 times stronger and better. One of the unique elements in the aging process is free radical production. These free radicals are oxygen atoms which are deficient in electrons that become highly reactive and can cause potential damage to your tissues and DNA. Your body requires this reduced form of Co Q10 to help you limit free radical production, thereby dramatically affecting the aging process.

Our body naturally produces CoQ10 which converts fats and sugars into cellular energy. However, our body's production of CoQ10 declines as we age. Changing your daily supplement of CoQ10 to the more absorbable form of Ubiquinol is particularly beneficial if you are aged over 40, suffer from diabetes or liver disease, experience tiredness and low energy, take statin drugs or currently take large doses of CoQ10, above 150mg per day. Fewer milligrams of ubiquinol are required to achieve better benefits than conventional CoQ10 and although 10 times stronger, ubiquinol is not 10 times more expensive, making it great value for money too.

Researchers were surprised when they found that this new form of CoQ10 was 40% more effective than

conventional CoQ10 in slowing aging markers.

 

Melatonin and the pineal gland:
The answer to programmed neuroendocrine and immune aging, to its prevention and its reversal. The anti-aging molecule
 Melatonin

In spite of the political denigratory campaign against the anti-aging properties of melatonin, it is beyond any doubt that exogenouse administration of  melatonin to aging rodents postpones their aging and/ or prolongs their life. Of course, melatonin serves to indicate that the pineal gland is directly involved in the aging process. The pineal grafting experiments also serve to indicate that the pineal gland, via its links to the entire neuroendocrine system, controls the "programme of aging" and that in-fact an aging pineal can accelerate aging even in a normal young animal carrying his own young pineal.

Melatonin delays and reverses menopause in women

Night levels of melatonin in mammals and man decline progressively in the course of aging. Previous studies with laboratory animals had shown that evening administration of melatonin in senescent animals, as well as transplantation of a young pineal into old animals produces a true reversal of sexual decay. This has been shown by measuring (in that part of the brain that controls sexual organs and functions- the hippocampus), receptors which regulate the synthesis of LH and FSH (gonadotropins) in the hypophysis. This remarkable evidence induced us to evaluate the effects of melatonin in women from pre-menopausal and peri-menopausal age (from 42 to 52 years of age) until menopause (from 52 to 62 years of age). The question was: is pineal melatonin, whose blood levels decline in the course of aging in the sexual-reproductive tract of women, responsible for, or directly connected with the onset of menopause? Are we able to modify or eventually delay menopase by evening administration of melatonin?

In the course of six months, evening administration of 3mg melatonin produced a clear-cut decrement in blood of the pituitary hormone LH (which increases progressively in the course of aging). This was most noticeable in the younger women (43 to 49 years of age). Therefore, the recovery of pituitary function to a more juvenile pattern of regulation is more pronounced and rapid in younger women (Figure 4a and 4b). This equaled to an arrest and even a reversal of brain aging and restoration of reproductive functions in the women taking evening melatonin.

As a confirmation of a restoration of thyroid and sexual functions consequent to the evening use of melatonin, seven women, at 2 and more years after onset of menopause (complete interruption of the menstrual cycle), have now reacquired a normal and physiological menstrual cyclicity.

Finally, 96% of women who had taken melatonin declared a total disappearance of morning depression, which is typical in perimenopausal and menopausel women.

Our results demonstrate that a clear-cut, cause-effect relationship exists between the function of the pineal gland and night secretion of melatonin on one side, and aging of sexual functions on the other side. The decline of synthesis and release of pineal melatonin during aging, signals to us a central hypotlamaic alteration of the control of the juvenile hormonal cyclicity and the progressive quenching of fertility in women. Our results show that nocturnal administration of melatonin produces a recovery of thyroid function (synthesis of T3 and T4) and pituitary (hypophysis) sensitivity to ovary regulation (decrease of LH and FSH) in the direction of a remarkable recovery of more juvenile sexual-reproductive functions.

It inhibits aging. Why? Simply because it prevents aging of the remarkable  "switchyard" in the pineal gland (which truly is not a typical gland!). Nocturnal administration of  melatonin  prevents the pineal from deteriorating, from decaying into a heap of scrap, and thus from becoming unsuitable to deliver the precise signals which regulate the natural rhythms of day and night. These precise messages keep us constantly synchronized through the hormonal system with the environment in which we live. If and when we stray from this natural pathway, we develop diseases and age more rapidly.

But is melatonin a true hormone? No! Can it induce damage? No! Melatonin is produced and secreted by different tissues and organs, but during night-time only by the pineal gland. Even at huge dosages and for very long periods, melatonin is totally harmless. Well documented data for this exists! However, a few milligrams (3mg) of melatonin suffices to put the pineal at "night rest" and thus to protect the pineal, our hormonal switchboard center, from aging! If the pineal does not age, we cannot possibly age, or at least the aging process will never again be as we have seen and experienced it until now.

Melatonin is, a "gift of God" and can harm only those who do not take it! People (especially women), are now able to appreciate what hormonal and metabolic aging means and thus also prevent it. Others, let them wait to have "youth genes" inserted! At present, 3 milligrams of melatonin and zinc is sufficient for me and all those dear to me before switching off the light and sinking into refreshing sleep

The basic experimental findings of 35 years of research, resulted in the discovery of the undeniable existence of a programmed "Aging Clock" in the pineal gland complex of the brain.

Melatonin must be taken late in the evening at bedtime in order to mimic and restore the physiological night peak, which normally declines progressively during the course of aging. As mentioned in the literature reported above, the progressive abrogation of melatonin night-cyclicity during aging is considered to be a basic signal expressing the extinction of the most fundamental regulatory system in the body. This brain "clock" is genetically and evolutionary linked to the sun, the planetary system and the obvious dependence of our health from daily and nocturnal, rhythmic cyclicity. Every person expresses their own genetically inherited nocturnal peak of melatonin with very large individual variability. However, in the majority of the population, the night elevation of melatonin declines and most of us become "flat" after 80 years of age. This is a basic aging message from the "clock"

Circadian, night melatonin seems to produce a resynchronization of the entire neuroendocrine system and will certainly improve metabolic and hormonal functions, including blood pressure, cholesterol levels, thyroid, gonadal and adrenal functions. These effects can be easily evaluated with a routine check-up. Melatonin will counteract the negative side-effects of corticosteroids and of di-stressful agents, thus protecting the immune system. Melatonin does not induce sleep but facilitates its onset and produces a sleep pattern which is typical of children or young persons. It greatly improves the quality of sleep and its restoring physical and psychological effects, with a clear improvement of morning mood and body muscle strength.

Melatonin is not a drug and it is not itself a cure for any disease! Melatonin is ubiquitous in nature, cells, plants, animals, tissues and any living organism. Milk, vegetables, cereals, rice, meat, etc., contain variable amounts of melatonin.

Melatonin produced by the pineal gland seems to be responsible for the night peak, while melatonin produced by the gut and the retina does not seem to affect the nocturnal levels. It is thus evident that the night peak of  melatonin  initiates a sequence of positive effects with a cascade of events which maintain the body systems synchronized with the physiological cyclicity of hormones and cells. This night "signal" is essential for the maintenance of immunity and the "surveillance" against the onset of tumors. Therefore melatonin is a fundamental element for prevention of aging-related diseases, including cancer, autoimmune and cardiovascular diseases. Melatonin modulates and controls the synthesis and secretion of all hormones within a circadian and seasonal periodicity and variability. It has been given at a huge dosage of grams daily for prolonged periods, and to 1500 women at the daily dosage of 300mg for years with no observed late side-effects and consequences. The administration of melatonin to restore the physiological adaptation of the body to circadian and seasonal periodicity is only the beginning of a new medicine based on the concept that nobody can escape the established laws of Nature within the solar-planetary system, in which man developed as a mammalian species. We must be able to restore and correct the derangements of this adaptation system and maintain it in its original juvenile conditions. These metabolic conditions can be perfectly measured and maintained under balance. Melatonin is perfectly suitable to re-synchronize all neuroendocrine functions. It contains basic elements which will synergize in order to obtain more rapid effects and to compensate the loss of fundamental minerals, due to a wrong diet or to aging. The beneficial effects of melatonin in the normalization of zinc levels have been scientifically proven and constitute a basic tool for maintenance of hormonal and immune functions and to restore these functions during aging.

This article is modified from the original version By Walter Pierpaoli M.D., Ph.D.

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