June Issue
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June 1998
Women are no longer limited in choosing between enduring menopausal symptoms or risking the side effects of estrogen drug therapy. Nature offers a happy alternative.
Women are no longer limited in choosing between enduring menopausal symptoms or risking the side effects of estrogen drug therapy. Nature offers a happy alternative.
Report: Making The Choice: Can Calorie Restriction Work On Humans?
Author Ben Best is betting that eating a low-calorie, nutrient-rich diet will slow his rate of aging and enable him to live longer. He tells why and how he is conducting this experiment on himself.
Gerontological Society Of America
The annual Gerontological Society of America meeting explored topics ranging from the genetic determinants of aging and longevity, to growth hormone therapy, combating neurodegenerative diseases of aging and more.
Life Extension Foundation
The Life Extension Foundation searches the world for therapies that may slow human aging. Here is an update on two intriguing brain-enhancing compounds, pyritinol and Picamilon.
Gourmet Treats That Keep You Healthy
Snacking is the Great American Pastime, but it might not be good for us. Nutritionists say that those goodies, when selected properly, can be part of a well-balanced diet.
Towards A Medical Revolution
Can the establishment of a Life Extension Medical Center revolutionize medicine? We believe it can.
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