Nearly half of women aged over 70 suffer from chronic urinary incontinence. A groundbreaking discovery using natural plant extracts offers relief by reducing incontinent episodes up to 79%. These same plant extracts may also benefit aged men.

Tim Russert’s sudden death earlier this year highlights the need for better preventive strategies. Now, a new blood test measures rupture-prone atherosclerotic plaque and has proven to be the best predictor of acute coronary events.

Broad-spectrum cardiac protection can be achieved by raising protective HDL while lowering C-reactive protein, glucose, LDL, and triglycerides. A new combination of plants extracts has demonstrated these impressive results in human clinical studies.

A skin serum based on a rare form of apple stem cell stimulates aging skin cells to combat outward signs of aging. Developed by dermatologist Gary Goldfaden, MD, this novel fruit extract formula can reduce the appearance of unsightly wrinkles, leaving younger, fresher-looking skin.

Excess estrogen in men is associated with increased risks of heart attack, stroke, and
prostate disease. The good news is that low-cost blood tests can detect abnormal sex hormone levels and enable aging men to restore their estrogen and testosterone to optimal ranges.

Vitamin C may cut diabetes risk; promising nutrient combination for Alzheimer’s; lycopene as effective as statins against atherosclerosis; common spices inhibit protein glycation; low vitamin D levels linked with shorter life span; brain-healthy foods; Japanese study affirms omega-3 heart-health benefits; soy, curcumin synergize to thwart pancreatic cancer; resveratrol slows aging in mice; broccoli reduces prostate cancer risk; pomegranate extract shows potential in joint
health; calorie restriction decreases oxidative stress; and more.