How Regenorex™ Lengthens Telomeres and Fights Aging
1) Regenorex Activates Telomerase to Extend Telomeres
2) Regenorex Includes Powerful Anti-Oxidants
3) Regenorex is a Complete Anti-Aging Multivitamin
Regenorex™ combats aging at the genetic level by (1) activating the telomerase enzyme that repairs and restores telomeres, which ordinarily grow shorter over time with oxidation and cell division (2) by protecting telomeres against damage from oxidation with safe but powerful antioxidants, and (3) by providing a complete multivitamin formula proven to be effective in slowing aging. Together, these three mechanisms make Regenorex™ the most effective longevity supplement currently available.
In October of 2009, a team of scientists from around the world led by Dr. Elizabeth Blackburn were awarded the Nobel Prize in Medicine for their discovery of the telomerase enzyme, an enzyme responsible for lengthening and repairing telomeres from damage incurred over time. Since Blackburn's original discovery, telomerase has become one of the most studied enzymes in the world, and research is currently being conducted into the relationship between telomerase activation and aging, cancer treatment, diabetes, immune system support, and other areas.
One such study conducted at UCLA demonstrated that one of the active ingredients in the Regenorex™ complex was effective at stimulating telomerase activity in human cell lines. This study showed that cells treated with the Regenorex™ compound not only did not lose telomere length when they divided, as is usual for human cells that are not stem cells or gametes, but in fact grew longer telomeres. As a result, the cells treated with the Regenorex™ compound were able to divide more often before entering a state of senescence, effectively delaying one of the key mechanisms of aging.
This unique compound has thus far been available only in exclusive clinical trials and through injection, but is now for the first time available in a complete longevity supplement capsule. Regenorex™ is the only such supplement capable of telomerase activation, and is pioneering the fight against aging at a genetic level.
Regenorex™ is the only longevity supplement to protect telomeres from damage both by oxidation and by telomerase activation. Oxidation occurs as cells metabolize oxygen and glucose to create energy, but this essential process releases free radicals that can damage DNA and shorten telomeres over time. Regenorex™ contains powerful antioxidants extracted from organic substances and safely concentrated into an easily absorbed form.
One tablet of Regenorex™ contains more antioxidants than 11 cups of green tea or 3 glasses of red wine, two potent food sources of antioxidants, and provides a fast and effective way to fight free radicals in addition to healthy eating.
A recent study by Honglei Chen and the Aging & Neuroepidemiology Group at the National Institute of Environmental Health has found that women who take multivitamin supplements have longer telomeres than those who don't. On average, women who took a Regenorex™-type antioxidant multivitamin had telomeres 5% longer than those who did not take any multivitamin. According to the research team, this difference correlates to an age gap of approximately 10 years in telomere length between multivitamin users and non-users. While you may already take a multivitamin, Regenorex™ ensures that you will be getting an optimized dose scientifically correlated with significantly longer telomeres. For more information about the Regenorex™ formula, visit our ingredients page.
Regenorex™ is the only longevity supplement to combine telomerase activation, antioxidant protection, and multivitamin nutrition in one complete dose. Our exclusive formula is already helping thousands of people live a longer and more active life. Order your risk-free 30 day trial now!
Telomere research news feed:
"The award of the Nobel Prize recognizes the discovery of a fundamental mechanism in the cell, a discovery that has stimulated the development of new therapeutic strategies."
"People who develop colon cancer about 15 years earlier than most patients are more likely to have telomere shortening, Mayo researchers found, while men with colon cancer were more likely to have telomere shortening than women with the disease."
"Gene variants that might show how fast people's bodies are actually ageing have been pinpointed by scientists. Professor Tim Spector, from King's College London, said: "What our study suggests is that some people are genetically programmed to age at a faster rate."
"Telomeres — strands of DNA at the end of chromosomes — may serve as indicators of people at risk of developing heart disease, suggests a new study by U.K. researchers."We have shown that leukocyte telomere length is associated with future coronary heart disease events in middle-aged, high-risk men," Prof. Nilesh Samani of the University of Leicester in England"