Oct 14 th Strategies to prevent and slowdown the diseases of aging. Medicine focuses almost entirely on fighting chronic diseases in a piecemeal fashion as symptoms develop. Instead, more efforts should be directed to promoting preventions that have the potential to prevent multiple chronic diseases and extend healthy lifespans. Dr Luigi Fontana MD PhD professor of Medicine & Nutrition at Washington University, reported . He states as targeting diseases has helped people live longer, they are spending more years being sick with multiple disorders relating to aging, and and thats expensive. The diseases of old age--such as heart failure, diabetes, arthritis, cancer and Alzheimers disease--tend to come in packages, he reports. More than 70% of people over the age 65 have 2 or more chronic diseases.He reports that a healthy diet, exercise,, and a good nutritional program help to delay age-related diseases. Heart failure , doesnt happen all at once, Dr Fontana said, It takes 30 or 40 years of an unhealthy lifestyle and activation of aging-related pathways from metabolic abnormalities such as high b/p, high cholesterol, and type 2 diabetes to give a patient heart failure in their 60s. Folks you need to start today using lifestyle interventions-- such as personalized healthy diet and exercise program and an nutritional program--to down regulate aging pathways so you can avoid heart failure in the first place. People he states who eat healthy, exercise and have a good nutritional support program have younger more flexible hearts. He reports if we do not change our lifestyles with healthy diet and exercise, we will founder in a demographic crisis of increased disability and escalating health costs,that they reported in Nature July24th 2014. The combination of an aging population with increased burden of chronic diseases and the epidemic of obesity and type 2 diabetes could soon make healthy care unaffordable for all, but the richest people. Call today and reserve a seat tonight for our seminar how to slow down and reverse the effects of aging. Call today 993-2810 we still have a few seats available.
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