Confessions of a RECHARGE junkie
The nice thing about adaptogens is that they don’t stimulate or depress, they don’t create tolerance (need for increasing dosages), nor do they cause withdrawal or physical dependency.
The nice thing about adaptogens is that they don’t stimulate or depress, they don’t create tolerance (need for increasing dosages), nor do they cause withdrawal or physical dependency.
“The book is very well written by an expert in Longevity Sciences, and a brilliant researcher as well.
I now am a rarity among my colleagues; still working full time and fully functional at this advanced age. I am the oldest psychiatrist in Philadelphia, thanks to the help of Dr Ed!! “
Today I am posting the conclusion of my interview with Dr. Norm Shealy. He has a very interesting theory about the failure of bonding from childbirth and childhood being a deficiency of oxytocin. He states that mental illnesses represent a failure of oxytocin and that using his energy modalities, he can cause people to release oxytocin and treat those illnesses.
This is the conclusion of our interview with Telomere expert, Dr. Sandy Chang, MD, PhD from Yale University. He was interviewed by Dr. Ed Park at the American Academy of Anti-Aging Conference in 2014.
In this segment, Dr. Chang discusses the science linking shortened telomeres to cancer formation with an emphasis on his area of expertise, the SHELTERIN complex that protects the telomere itself.
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