anti-aging

Aging is inevitable for all of us, but the rate is not. The sum of our genes, life experiences, our habits and environment have a huge impact on this process. Lifestyle and environment often accelerate this aging process. In a recent issue of the journal Nature, researchers are found to be unlocking many of the mysteries of aging and identifying number of genes that affect aging

This fight of Anti-Aging is not a new idea. The ancient Egyptians and the Chinese were the first to document their attempts to halt the relentless march of time dating as early as 4000 BC. Records of ingredients used by both genders noted the effects of certain types of herbs, mineral treatments, diet and exercise on the condition of the skin, all destined to stop the inevitable first wrinkles and keep young and beautiful.

But the study of anti aging techniques isn't just vanity - it has developed over thousands of years into a complex study of molecular biology, botany and even philosophical and psychological research

People worldwide over the age of 60 want to retain some measure of youthfulness. Most people will say they do not mind getting older, they just don't want to look and feel old! By 2030 the number of people worldwide over the age of 60 is expected to reach more than one billion. Resulting in an ever increasing explosion of products, therapies, spa etc all catering to those needs. By 2015, the anti-aging industry is expected to grow percent. The rise of aging consumers in most developed markets presents a remarkable marketing opportunity for those in the anti-aging industry. There is the Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine providing continuing education credits for healthcare practitioners of all disciplines to advance in that field. Since the aesthetics field is market driven, we now have medical spas being used by men and women alike to, allergist providing botox injections. Today the myriad of products are being offer as "Anti-Aging" promising great things. Unfortunately are from the skin care industries that often do not have the in-house scientific research and development teams to actually go beyond dealing with the signs and symptoms of aging.

Aging Affects:
• By the age of 40, our metabolism begins to slow down.
• A few gray hairs may have already appeared.
• Bone loss and muscle strength begin to diminish, too.
• Advanced signs of aging include less skin elasticity.
• Joint issues, poor eating habits begin to show up to remind us of the chronic conditions may be our future.
• Modern medicine has make great strides to extend our life span.
• However, many people are now beginning to address the issue of quality of life.

 

But have you ever gone back to a high school reunion and wondered why some people look and feel younger than their actual age and others appear older than they actually are?

• Do you believe that your age is genetically predetermined?
• Do you believe there is nothing you can do about aging?

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