What proof do we have that adaptogens work?
Every time I speak with one of the 1,300 or so patients that take TA-65 or Recharge, we compare notes.
Edward
02/15/2017
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Tag: Aging
Real patient experiences
A tale of two “Blade Runners” – one grateful and one angry
We have a choice in every moment to maintain balance, integrity, grace, and kindness simply by being grateful. Or we can drift to the dark side and live in blame, regret, and fear.
Edward
02/02/2017
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Sports reporter and mensch, Craig Sager – and bone marrow transplants
Craig Sagar used the assumption that a ridiculous outfit would put the interviewee at ease. I’d say he got a lot done ‘playing the fool’ while keeping a keen focus on content.
Edward
12/18/2016
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AIDS is a form of Aging (and vice versa)
It is fair to say that aging itself, with its blunted responses to viruses, cancers, and other infections, is a form of acquired immune deficiency.
Edward
09/23/2016
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Telomerase is a double-edge sword
But what happens when we maintain immortality in already damaged stem cells? We get obese, diabetic, blotchy skin, grey hair, stiff arteries, osteoporosis and all the rest of it…
Edward
08/27/2016
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