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"7 Effective Anti Aging Tips
Most Recommended By Doctors"

1. SLEEP

Sleep more, age less...Sleep is not an optional activity. It is as essential to life as water and food and is essential for a strong immune system . Any book dedicated to the topic of aging will cite the necessity for enough sleep, which is 7-9 hours.

There is a strong relationship between deep sleep and the release of Growth Hormone as well. It is during sleep that adults secrete the greatest amount of HGH.

Studies regarding the lack of sleep range in the ir scope, but the end result in all of these studies is that the lack of sleep causes anything from poor job performance to poor judgment, to obesity to...well, you name it.

If sleep is a problem it is suggested that you:

A. Eat your largest meal of the day at lunch B. Eat dinner earlier C. Avoid exercise, alcohol, and smoking before bedtime D. If you nap, do so for no more than 30 minutes E. Make sure that your room is dark and quiet, basically your refuge.

2. STRESS REDUCTION

You cannot deny the health benefits of stress reduction.

Stress reduction can go a long way in reducing symptoms of aging along with the onset of disease.

In a recent article by Dr. Paul E. Lemanski from the Albany Medical College writes,

'Stress causes the release of 'fight or flight' hormones which increase blood flow to our large muscles, increase our heart rate, respirations and blood pressure, and decreases blood flow to the gastrointestinal tract including the saliva glands.

Acute mental stress can cause blood vessel constriction in heart arteries and may alter coagulation to make blood more able to clot.'

Techniques used to reduce stress are quite varied and beyond the scope of this newsletter, however a few of the more obvious ones to consider are meditation, yoga, deep breathing exercises, along with physical exercise and positive thinking, both of which are discussed further below.

3. EXERCISE

In the 1998 book called 'Successful Aging' a summary of the MacArthur Foundation study on aging in America, which had begin in 1987, showed that almost all healthy seniors had been physically active throughout their life.

Dr. Andrew Weil, a well-known proponent of alternative or complementary medicine and the author of, 'Healthy Aging', supports the idea that up until modern times, humans have almost always been physically active, simply by surviving off the land. Today we work off computers. Bottom line is that we need some form of daily exercise. Any yes, walking counts, if done briskly.

4. NUTRITION

In the interest of keeping this newsletter brief, but informative, I think I can say with confidence that long elaboration on this pillar is not necessary. We all know the importance of good nutrition and a balanced diet.

However, I can cite many studies that suggest that the Mediterranean Diet is among the healthiest in the world with its fruits, vegetables, legumes, cereals and fish, mild to moderate amounts of alcohol and low amounts of red meat and dairy products, not to mention lots of healthy fats like olive oil.

5. WATER

Like that of nutrition, lots can be said and studies can be cited all day long as to which type of water is best for us.

Below are the 3 main classifications of water.

A. Bottled (as classified by the FDA), which consists of: Artesian well water Mineral water Spring water Well water

B. Filtered or Purified Water that consists of:

Reverse Osmosis Absolute 1-micron filtration Ozonation

C. Distilled Water

Each type of water has their proponents, however Distillation seems to be gaining on the rest. One thing is for sure however. Drinking 'enough' (and that is the keyword) water on a daily basis is essential for proper elimination and detoxification.

6. SUPPLEMENTATION

Today it is becoming very hard to argue against proper supplementation in order to maintain health. Skeptics are falling like flies in the light of all the convincing studies that show the importance of proper supplementation.

It seems we always need studies to confirm what common sense naturally tells us and studies are abound.

Many well-respected scientists, researchers, and medical professionals have discovered the relationship between mineral deficiencies and a wide variety of health conditions, which afflict the human body.

Our soils just don't have the minerals necessary for optimal healthfulness, so supplementation is crucial.

7. POSITIVE MENTAL ATTITUDE

In the book 'power of positive thinking' Norman Peale writes that having faith in yourself makes good things happen to you. This same theme has been written about over and over, each book with a different angle, but with the same basic, underlying message.

Here are few good ideas:

Try to reduce or eliminate any anger or hostility from you life.

If you catch yourself with a negative thought, immediately and purposefully switch your thought to a positive thought. Over time this will become a habit and you will see some dramatic changes.

Note: Continued use of GHR Platinum can have a dramatic effect as they both contain what have been coined as 'the morale vitamin'.

There are of course other pillars to support a long and healthy life, but these are what we consider the most fundamental.

BONUS TIP.

These days we are all aware of how important diet is to our overall health.

Negative living habits, such as the intake of sugar, alcohol, and smoking can inhibit the release of growth hormone, so please use good judgment.

The next time you shop keep in mind that the more natural and unprocessed foods you eat, the better off you are.

Many certified nutritionists agree that shopping the perimeter of a supermarket rather than the center isles is a good first step.

You'll notice that the center isles are where all the processed and preservative rich foods are kept.

We are also aware that, along with a good growth hormone releaser, the major elements which slow down aging are a healthy diet (as mentioned), moderate and frequent exercise, and a good restful sleep.

It is during a deep REM sleep that we are releasing our growth hormones and allowing our body to repair and recuperate