By the time we reach mid-to-late life, most of us are deficient in growth hormone. Injections of human growth hormone remain controversial and expensive. Fortunately, scientific studies reveal strategies to naturally boost the body’s endogenous growth hormone production to help recapture youthful vitality.

Dementia robs loved ones of their memory, personality, and dignity. Encouraging news from scientific studies reveals that cognitive deterioration need not be an “inevitable” consequence of aging. Increasing evidence suggests targeted strategies can prevent cognitive decline and dementia and to some extent reverse it.

In 2007, Life Extension reported on a diagnostic procedure that detects the spread of cancer better than invasive surgical procedures. Find out how this breakthrough enables the early identification and tracking of metastatic lesions, while there is an opportunity for treatment to eradicate the disease.

One reason that cancer is so lethal is its tendency to metastasize to essential tissues throughout the body. The encouraging news is that modified citrus pectin continues to demonstrate unique properties in blocking cancer cell aggregation, adhesion, and metastasis.

Numerous reports reveal the FDA is in far worse shape than originally thought. Few people comprehend the fatal repercussions of FDA failures that range from approving dangerous drugs by disseminating fraudulent safety data to stifling medical innovation via bureaucratic incompetence. Find out what Life Extension is doing to persuade Congress to radically
reform this troubled federal agency.

Director of Pharmacy Operations, Frank La Corte, RPh, PD, is using over 20 years of experience in the pharmaceutical and compounding sectors to upgrade the Life Extension Pharmacy, providing unique and valuable professional services to its clients.

Study finds most doctors, nurses take supplements; red wine guards against sun damage; metabolic risks of common plastic additive; vitamin B deficiency may impair cognition; and more.

A new study shows that eating a traditional Mediterranean diet regularly may reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes by up to 83%. Michael Ozner, MD, explains how this diet works to help you live a longer and healthier life.