06/09/2023
Our life expectancy is predestined and nothing can be done to change it?
Research shows us that this is simply not true anymore. Our laboratory in France has dedicated more than 80 years to the research and development of products that reduce the impact of cellular deterioration and how to avoid diseases that shorten the life expectancy of people, so we believe that aging should be seen more appropriately as a collection of chronic degenerative diseases such as arthritis, diabetes, and memory loss. These can be deterred, reversed, or even cured. We now know that aging and life expectancy depend on approximately 50% percent of our lifestyle and only 30% of our genetic makeup. It is the advancement of antibiotics and the proper management of these lifestyle factors that is largely responsible for the increase in life expectancy from 43 to 76 in the last century.
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