Life Extension Reviews

Posted by admin on May 10th, 2010 | 0 comments home title

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Welcome to Life Extension Reviews. Life Extension Reviews is all about great resources pertaining to extending your lifespan. The human lifespan varies quite a lot around the world. Humans live on average just 40 years in Swaziland, but extend to 81 years in Japan. The oldest confirmed recorded age for any human is 122 years though some people are reported to have lived longer.

People like Ray Kurzweil and Aubrey de Gray are pushing the envelope as to what the human lifespan might become –

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even to the point of escaping death via understanding of our biology and reducing the causes of aging. Kurzweil also incorporates technology in order to help or supplant our biology – realizing that our software (our mind) has much more capable of lasting for eons than our mortal bodies. He sees a hybrid of man/machine as the logical extension of humanity and technology. Thank you for visiting and supporting our website here at LifeExtensionReviews.com.

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The Science of Life Extension (1/7)

Posted by admin on Jul 22nd, 2010 | 25 comments home title

Steven Joyal, VP of Science & Medical Affairs for the Life Extension Foundation, discusses the science of anti-aging and the exciting field of life extension.

an overview of the current status and goals of the transhumanism movement. an interesting watch!

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Enhanced Irvingia with Calorie Control Complex – 120 – VegCap

Posted by admin on Jul 22nd, 2010 | 0 comments home title

Enhanced Irvingia with Calorie Control Complex – 120 – VegCap

Enhancing resting energy expenditure at the cellular level.
Impeding dietary fat absorption from the intestines.
Inhibiting alpha-amylase to slow intestinal carbohydrate absorption.
Inhibiting alpha-glucosidase to further slow intestinal carbohydrate absorption.
Suppressing glycerol-3-phosphate dehydrogenase to reduce the amount of blood glucose that is converted to stored (triglyceride) fat in the cells.

New Enhanced Irvingia with Calorie Control Complex The new Enhanced Irvingia formula provides a combination of nutrients that combat age-related fat accumulation via the following seven distinct mechanisms: Enhancing resting energy expenditure at the cellular level. Impeding dietary fat absorption from the intestines. Inhibiting alpha-amylase to slow intestinal carbohydrate absorption. Inhibiting alpha-glucosidase to further slow intestinal carbohydrate absorption. E