Peggy Fleming: Energized By CoQ10

An estimated 12 to 25 million Americans suffer from “cankles” (loss of definition between calves and ankles due to swelling) and varicose veins. Micronized diosmin is a European drug widely used to achieve shapelier, smoother, and younger looking legs. This bioflavonoid also combats the venous deterioration that causes unsightly varicose and spider veins. Micronized diosmin is now available to Americans as a low cost supplement.

A recent study has shown that colonoscopy screenings fail to detect a significant number of cancers. Given that colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in the US, it is critical to employ an anticancer strategy that includes protective plant-based polyphenols.

While there is no cure for psoriasis, recent studies show that nutraceutical products can dramatically ease the suffering of those inflicted with this debilitating condition. In particular, bioactive sweet whey extract can reduce the size and severity of skin lesions and greatly improve cosmetic appearance.

After ten years of Life Extension®’s relentless reporting on the benefits of CoQ10 in cancer treatment, the government-funded agency, the National Cancer Institute (NCI), recently published their views on the subject. In their report, the NCI finally acknowledged that CoQ10 may be an effective adjuvant treatment for cancer.

As the population of the United States ages, the government-run Medicare program is becoming increasingly unsustainable. For years, Life Extension® has battled against the inflated costs and outright fraud plaguing this bloated bureaucracy. Radical changes are the only solution to correct this ongoing tragedy of inefficient and ineffective healthcare.

DHEA improves bone density; vitamin E lowers prostate cancer risk; vitamin D improves brain function; magnesium decreases blood pressure; tea reduces stroke risk, and more.

Ever wonder what it would be like to celebrate your 125th birthday? Longtime Life Extension member David Kekich projected into the year 2068 to find out.

Cranberries show multiple health benefits, from fighting cancer to promoting heart health.