TA-65 NOW AVAILABLE AT CALIFORNIA LONGEVITY AND VITALITY MEDICAL INSTITUTE®: UNIQUE SUPPLEMENT IMPROVES BIOLOGIC AGING

TA-65, an oral, natural supplement derivative that improves aspects of biologic aging in humans and mice, is now available at California Longevity and Vitality Medical Institute®. TA-65 increases telomerase, an natural enzyme, which in turn increases the length of telomeres that protect the ends of chromosomes in cells. Every time cells divide, the telomeres become shorter. Eventually, after many cell divisions with aging, the telomeres are too short to protect the chromosomes, and cell "senescence" occurs, associated with cellular malfunction and diseases. Many human studies have shown that aging correlates with shorter telomeres. And shorter telomeres in humans predict future diseases, including cancers, vascular diseases, heart disease, excess weight, "mitochondria" malfunction (energy decline), immune decline, and many others (when compared to people of the same age with longer telomeres). Longer telomeres are associated with a more youthful cellular profile and health.

Watch Dr. Bartnof present Telomere Effects on Healthspan and Lifespan at the Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Symposium.
Telomere Effects on Healthspan and Lifespan

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Mice without telomerase have shorter lifespans and demonstrate many characteristics of premature aging, including weakened immune systems, and premature graying and thinning hair. Similarly, several human diseases of telomeres are linked with shorter lifespans, weakened immune function and failure of the bone marrow. Longer telomeres are associated with a younger cellular profile and normal cellular functioning. Mechanisms to increase the length of telomeres, either with TA-65 or by genetic engineering in mice, have reversed many aspects of aging in mice, according to researchers at Harvard School of Medicine and the Spanish National Cancer Research Center in Madrid, Spain. Such improvements included improved regrowth of brain neuron cells, new sperm cells, return of sense of smell, increased muscle coordination, and wound healing. No increase in cancers occurred. Mice with excess telomerase age more slowly than mice of the same age without excess telomerase.

Studies of humans who have taken TA-65 show increases in the length of telomeres, particularly in cells that had the shortest telomeres. Improvements also occurred in: immune function; bone density, and cardiovascular biomarkers. Anecdotally, patients have noted improvements in libido, energy and skin quality. As of Spring 2011, more than 1,000 people have taken TA-65, for up to 4 years. No side effects have been reported, no new cancers have occurred, and no worsening of pre-existing cancers have been observed. Anecdotally, some cancers have improved.

The Nobel Prize in Medicine or Physiology was awarded in 2009 for the discovery of telomerase to Elizabeth Blackburn, PhD from the University of California at San Francisco School of Medicine and her colleagues Carol Greider and Jack Szostak.

TA-65 is a molecule derived from Astragalus, a Chinese herb that has been used for centuries. Astragalus itself does not activate telomerase or increase telomeres. Geron Corporation originally discovered the molecule that activates telomerase in 2000. T.A. Sciences licensed this technology in 2002. The first human started to take TA-65 in 2007. The topic of telomeres and telomerase is the focus of more than 8,000 peer-reviewed publications in the medical literature.

Existing patients at our Institute are encouraged to discuss TA-65 at their next Consultation.

If you are interested in taking TA-65 or learning more about it, please contact the Institute at   415-986-1300.

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