Dear Customer,

We have added a number of new targeted products to help you along the road to a longer better life. If you seek to burn fat, improve your mood, get better sleep, support blood pressure in a normal range, or relieve occasional headaches or constipation, we have products that can help.

From now until the end of April, receive 10% off any of the new products listed below. Use promotional code NEW309 in your shopping cart to see the savings.* 

Conjugated Linoleic Acid (CLA)
May increase metabolism and aids fat burning potential, particularly in the abdominal area, helping to maintain a healthy body weight over the long term.

Mood Support
Contains B vitamins, GABA, DMAE, 5-HTP, chamomile, and valerian to promote healthy sleep patterns and maintain a positive outlook.

GABA, 500 mg
Regulates neuron activity and endorphin production. Assists in alleviating anxiety, improving mood and maintaining healthy sleeping patterns.

5-HTP, 50 mg and 100 mg
Effective for increasing serotonin levels in the central nervous system. Promotes a calm mood and healthy sleep patterns. Helps regulate appetite.

Blood Pressure Support
Natural supplements to provide additional support to help maintain blood pressure already within a normal range.

Magnesium Glycinate
This chelated form of magnesium offers enhanced absorption. Helps improve blood flow to the heart, reduce headaches, and improve mood and energy levels. Supports blood pressure already within a normal range.

Trimethylglycine (TMG), 1000 mg
Assists in methylation, a vital chemical process in the body. Supports healthy homocysteine levels. Involved in detoxification and cellular reproduction.

DHEA 10mg
This "hormone of youth" helps decrease stress, enhance libido, relieve symptoms of hormonal imbalance, and increase lean body mass. Has been shown to slow aging in animal experiments.  This dosage is appropriate for women (available in 25 mg dose for men).

Study Shows Potential of
Multivitamin Use to Fight Aging

We are poised to extend human life span significantly in the coming years. "Aging is not some mysterious supernatural process, any more than wear and tear on your car. Fixing aging isn't any more mysterious than fixing your car. It's all about preventing and repairing cellular damage."

Longevity Dividend

We are poised to extend human life span significantly in the coming years. "Aging is not some mysterious supernatural process, any more than wear and tear on your car. Fixing aging isn't any more mysterious than fixing your car. It's all about preventing and repairing cellular damage."

Exercise May Help Prevent Cancer

A growing body of research suggests that regular exercise can help prevent cancer, as well as slow its progress, improve recovery and prevent recurrence of the disease. Exercise lowers levels of insulin and sex hormones linked to cancer, as well as improves recovery experience in many cancer patients.

Looking for the Universal Aging Mechanism

Research on yeast cells and the functions of certain proteins has contributed to an understanding of the aging process. Scientists hope that further investigation will lead to methods of extending healthy longevity in humans.

Heart Disease 'Reversed in Mice'

Scientists have halted the advance of heart disease in mice - and even reversed some of its effects. The study provides hard evidence that tiny pieces of genetic material called microRNA can play a key role in the development of heart disease.

EMFs Are Hazardous to Your Health

In the great scheme of things, EMFs (electromagnetic fields) may not be the very first thing most people need to make changes about, when it comes to their lifestyles. But once you have a basic understanding of the most fundamental principles of health, is it important to know how EMF affect our health? Absolutely.

Neurons Made from Engineered Stem Cells

In a stem cell study last year, researchers were able to generate functionally mature motor neurons from induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells, which are engineered from adult somatic cells and can differentiate into most other cell types.

Just 68 Molecules May Hold Key to Disease

A multi-discipline research review distilled the building blocks of cellular life to just 68 molecules. Not all of the information is encoded in genes, giving scientists another possible way to decode the origins of serious diseases.