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Physician’s Guide: Using Blood Test Findings To Safely Induce Weight Loss
Obese Americans now outnumber those who are merely overweight.Overlooked are a plethora of research findings indicating substantial fat-loss effects in response to the proper use of bioidentical hormones, certain prescription drugs, and nutrients, along with lifestyle changes. The reason these proven weight-loss strategies have not caught on is that when used in isolation, they often fail to meet the expectations of corpulent individuals. In this eye-opening report, Life Extension discusses how to interpret blood test results to utilize an armada of medications, natural hormones, and lifestyle alterations that can safely induce substantial and sustainable weight loss.
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Critical Need For a Multi-Modal Approach to Combat Obesity
 Middle-age people often ask why they amass so much body fat while eating less than when they were younger and thinner. Scientists have identifi ed biological factors to explain age-related weight gain, yet effective programs to restore youthful body contours remain elusive. The encouraging news is that there are more clinically documented weight-loss compounds than ever before. Here, we introduce a novel multi-modal nutritional approach to removing excess body fat stores, especially in the abdominal region.
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The Nine Pillars of Successful Weight Loss
 A number of physiological factors contribute to stubborn weight gain as we age. The updated Nine Pillars of Successful Weight Loss provides a simplified science-based program to foster successful weight loss.
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As We See It
 In response to remarkable fat-loss results shown in human studies, Life Extension® introduced a nutrient called Irvingia in November 2008. Since then, Irvingia has become an enormously popular supplement, the latest Irvingia weight-loss trial has been published in a prestigious scientifi c journal, and the re-order rate for Irvingia is higher than any other product. Despite impressive clinical data and actual fat-loss results, Life Extension explains why it is not satisfied with Irvingia and what it is doing to rectify the issue.
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In The News
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Far Infrared Therapy: Capturing the Therapeutic Benefits of Solar Energy
 While FDA-approved drugs provide some relief for joint discomfort, they are notwithout signifi cant side effects. Now, a novel heating device captures the healingpower of the sun’s far infrared rays to provide safe, soothing relief from various types of pain and tension.
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