(Hormone Replacement Therapy)

           in Post Menopausal women
·         Breast Cancer prevention in Post Menopausal 

          women
·         Fatty Liver Disease prevention and treatment
·         Ovarian Cancer treatment
·         Diabetes treatment and prevention of

          complications
·         Stroke damage prevention
·         Exercise endurance enhancement
·         General longevity and quality of life
 
Resveratrol has been termed a "Fountain of Youth" quite aptly, as these outcomes are often related to disorders that occur later in life (okay, so the forties are still young).  In a 2006 study, researchers from Harvard Medical School found that resveratrol improves the health of mice on a high-calorie diet by shifting the physiology of middle-aged mice on a high-calorie diet towards that of mice on a standard diet and significantly increases their survival. Resveratrol produced changes that create longer lifespan (15-60% in animal studies), such as increased insulin sensitivity and improved motor function.

 

A glass of red wine contains about 0.16 mg of resveratrol per fluid ounce.  An optimum beneficial daily dose would contain 250-500 mg per day.  Since drinking a thousand glasses a day may produce more ill effects than good, a supplement can supply you with a safer, yet stronger dose.

 
This article was inspired by the recent visit of a client who has been taking our resveratrol supplement.  The beneficial effects were so outwardly apparent in her younger looking skin that we have decided to run a special on Solgar Resveratrol this month to help everyone start out the New Year on a path to their own Fountain of Youth and Health. 

 

Please see our coupon below. 

Hurry, though, this special ends January 31, 2010.