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Longevinex Advantage® -- Resveratrol Pills May Help You Live Longer, But Will You Look Any Younger? New Longevinex Advantage® Designed For Americans Who Want To Live Longer And Look Younger.

May 18, 2009

Brain Aging Begins In The 3rd Decade Of Life; Suggests Earlier Intervention With Iron and Calcium Chelators (key-lay-torz) Like Resveratrol, Quercetin and Bran Factors

March 15, 2009

Researchers Report Combined Molecules In Red Wine By Far Exceed The Biological Activity of Plain Resveratrol, Consistent With The Composition of Longevinex®

March 10, 2009

CBS 60 Minutes Report On Red Wine Pills Spawns Plethora of Online Quick-Buck Artists Selling “Free” Resveratrol Pills That Trap Consumers Into Hidden Auto-Ship Programs

March 8, 2009

Longevinex®

1. Biological effects of red wine molecules by far exceed those of resveratrol
2. 2008 End-Of-Year Report on Advances in Anti-Aging
3. Longevinex®-like Nutriceuticals May Supersede Biotech Drugs
4. Secret of Profound Mental Acuity With Longevinex® Revealed
5. Researchers Link Progressive Accumulation of Iron With Age-Related Muscle Loss
6 . Synopsis of Rapidly Changing Longevity Science
7. The All New 3rd Generation Longevinex
8. Longevinex® Affects 9-Fold More Longevity Genes
9. Why Vitamin D?
10. Longevinex® Quick Facts Sheet
11. Calorie Restriction and Longevity Timeline
12. 2007 In Review of an Anti-Aging Pill
13. The Quest for an Anti-Aging Pill 2005

Dosage

14. Longevity Seekers Advised To Consume Modest Doses of Red Wine Molecules
15. Resveratrol Sends Survival or Death Signals, Depending Upon Dosage
16. Plain Mega-Dose Resveratrol Fails To Mimic Calorie Restriction
17. Resveratrol Dosage Effects Unraveled
18. Harvard Researcher Changes Course, Opts To Promote Lower-Dose Resveratrol
19. The High-Dose Resveratrol Club and Topsy-Turvy Longevity Science
20. How Did We Get to the Idea of Taking 7000mg/day of Resveratrol?
21. Why Didn’t The Laboratory Mice Live Longer On Resveratrol?
22. Follow-Up Resveratrol Mouse Study
23. Resveratrol: High-Dose Not Required
24. Resveratrol Dosage Conversion from Animals to Humans

Sirtuin 1 Gene

25. Down-regulation of Sirtuin1 Gene Inhibits Human Prostate Cancer Cell Growth
26. Is the activation of the Sirtuin1 gene by resveratrol good or bad?
27. Researchers Call For Major Shift In Research
28. Recent Studies Continue To Show Sirtuin1 Gne Activation To Be Deleterious
29. Report Identifies Life-Prolonging Technologies As Potentially Disrupting
30. Sirtuin Gene Update

Bioavailability

31. Micronized Resveratrol Matrix
32. Resveratrol Bio-Availability

Encapsulation

33. Exclusive Micro-Encapsulation
34. Encapsulation Requirements
35. Preserves Trans-Resveratrol 6x Better

About Resveratrol

36. Brain Aging Begins In The 3rd Decade Of Life
37. Antioxidant power of red wine polphenols
38. Resveratrol Eradicates Brain Plaque
39. Inflamm-aging How to control TNF-factor
40. Quercetin not resveratrol, inhibits enzymes known to cause cancer
41. IP6 Rice Brand Extract Effects
42. Raise Vitamin D Levels, Live Longer
43. When Red Meat Meets Red Wine
44. Overmineralization Theory of AgingFlash
45. Resveratrol The Real Story
46. Is Resveratrol A Stable Molecule
47. Resveratrol Influences Gene Switching
48. Media Misdirects Wine vs. Wine Pills
49. Resveratrol Prolongs Life of Lab Mice
50. Resveratrol Prolongs Lifespan

Consumer Alerts

51. Plethora Quick-Buck Artists Selling “Free” Resveratrol Pills That Trap Consumers
52. E-mail Regarding Competition Comparisons
53. Biotivia FDA Consumer Alert
54. Revatrol Consumer Alert

60 Minutes Blunder: News Re port on Resveratrol Overlooks Longevinex® Which Activates More Longevity Genes than Resveratrol Red Wine Molecule or Calorie Restricted Diet

January 30, 2009

New Hints Seen That Red Wine May Slow Aging?

New York Times March 31, 2008

8-Minute Film Documentary Explores Why Humans Age

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Why Humans Age is the title of an 8-minute documentary film narrated by Bill Sardi, co-founder and formulator of Longevinex® (long-jev-in-ex), a nutriceutical product designed to promote healthy aging.

The film presents the "overmineralization" theory of aging -- that humans begin to age biologically only after full childhood growth is achieved.

Prescription Drug or Dietary Supplement? HOW DOES LONGEVINEX® COMPARE TO A $720 MILLION RESVERATROL DRUG
Product	SRT501 Experimental Drug	Longevinex®
Manufacturer	Sirtris Pharmaceuticals (GlaxoSmithKline)	Resveratrol Partners LLC
Regulatory Status	Prescription drug	Dietary Supplement
Intended use	Diabetes	Health & Longevity
Dosage of resveratrol per capsule	250 mg	100 mg
Synergistic molecules	Unknown	150 mg quercetin, rice bran, vitamin D3, ferulic acid
Molecular sizing	Micronized	Micronized
Emulsification	Yes	Yes
Stabilization	Claimed – nondescript; sealed capsule	Microencapsulation
Gene activation	Sirtuin 1 gene target	Activates 9 times more genes than plain resveratrol (Resveratrol 198 genes, Longevinex 1711 genes) Mouse study Experimental Gerontology August 2008

PRODUCT COMPARISON

	PLAIN RESVERATROL BRANDS (Examples: Biotivia, Revatrol, Life Extension, Mega Resveratrol	LONGEVINEX® RESVERATROL MATRIX
Resveratrol dosage needed to mimic calorie restriction effect; 70 kg (160 lb) adult PLoS ONE. June 4, 2008	343 MG	100 MG*
Genomic effect (rodents) Experimental Gerontology 8/2008	225 GENES	1711 GENES
Activates FOXO1 longevity gene Experimental Gerontology 8/2008	NO	YES
Proven in human study	NO	YES**
Resveratrol preserved by microencapsulation or other technology	NO	YES
Immediate bio-availability enhanced	NO	YES
Absorption maximized by micronization	NO	YES
POTENTIAL SIDE EFFECTS Excessive dosage (increases potential for side effects; anemia, Achilles heel tendonitis, collagen breakdown)	YES	NO
Mineral chelation	CHELATES COPPER ONLY	CHELATES IRON, COPPER, CADMIUM, LEAD, MERCURY, CALCIUM
As employed with other natural mineral-chelating molecules * Significantly reduced oxidation and inflammation in endurance athletes- independent study

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