After two years of TA-65 use, his median length is now 12,500 (from an estimated 9,400) with a very nice drop in critically-short telomeres to 4.5% (from a baseline of up to 20%). So if you believe what most research is showing regarding the connection between shorter telomeres and longevity, Mark has gained over 30 years of longevity in a time where he should have lost three years.
“The bones of a 40-year-old?” That’s what my mom’s back surgeon said…
Invariably, bones are very weak and porous after 70 and don’t hold the hardware well so perhaps long term use of TA has helped their bone health?