Quick Update on the October 2008 series of events on Anti-Aging & Regenerative Medicine - iContact Community
Quick Update on the October 2008 series of events on Anti-Aging & Regenerative Medicine:
* A Celebration of Science, Quality Education, Revolutionary Health Care
* Connecting Science to Clinical Practice
* Delivered by High Caliber Panel of Experts
The Prestigious 7th Asia Pacific Conference on Anti-Aging Medicine and Regenerative Biotechnology, 10-12 October 2008 at Grand Hyatt, Bali - Indonesia
A scientific meeting conducted in strategic collaboration between the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (www.worldhealth.net) - the pioneering organization founded the ‘anti-aging medicine’ discipline, with the Center for Study of Anti-Aging Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, Udayana University Bali - founded the first Master Program in anti-aging medicine in the world. The conference is also supported by the European Society of Anti-Aging Medicine (www.esaam.com).
* Full Passport Registration Fee to attend 10-11-12 October USD650.00
* SPECIAL PACKAGE USD980.00 … save USD165.00 include; Full Passport + 3 nights accommodation at Grand Hyatt Classic Room Garden
* Detail info is available at our official website www.asiaantiaging.net
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CONFERENCE IN PARADISE!
Grand Hyatt Bali – Island of Paradise…
The Asia’s most enchanting destinations!
A celebration of science, quality education, revolutionary health & medical care, and better quality of life. The most prestigious conference on Anti-Aging Medicine & Regenerative Biotechnology at Asia Pacific! Connecting Science to Practice.
A Joint of Event of
The 7th Asia Pacific Conference on Anti-Aging Medicine
The 4th Int’l Conference on Wellness & Anti-Aging Medicine
The 2nd Austral-Asia Hospital CEO Summit
Join us, 10-12 October 2008,
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FEATURING:
Prof. Michael Klentze, MD, PhD, ABAARM
Prof. Klentze received his doctorate from University Tuebingen. He studied Medicine at the Ludwig-Maximillian University in Munich and after Neurochemistry he switched to gynaecology, obstetrics and endocrinology. He received his letter of appointment for associated visiting Professor from the Udayana University in Denpasar, Indonesia. He is specialized in OB/GYN, Psychotherapy, Endocrinology (US), He is full board certified by ABAARM, specialized in clinical use of small nuclear polymorphisms diagnostics. He currently serves as Secretary General of the European Society of Preventive, Regenerative and Anti-Aging Medicine, located in Vienna. He currently researches in clinical use of human stem cell treatment in collaboration with the genetic research group at the University of Chicago. As head of the Dep’t. for Preventive and Regenerative Medicine at the Diagnoseklinik-Muenchen.de in Munich , Germany and member of the working group for stem cell treatment for oncology patients in Vienna he is involved in the breakthroughs of the new Anti-Aging Sciences
Read more and download conference program, click AAA08! and Anti-Aging Today!
Options to Prevent or Treat Osteoporosis in Postmenopausal Women on Yahoo! Health
Before considering drug treatments, however, I must mention two less costly strategies that can help postmenopausal women fend off osteoporosis: exercising regularly and getting at least 1,200 mg of calcium and 800 International units of vitamin D a day.
Few diets provide these amounts of calcium, and especially of vitamin D, so most women need supplements of both. Tums® is the least expensive calcium supplement, but you need to remember that each 500 mg tablet of Tums contains only 200 mg of calcium, and that, for optimum absorption of this calcium, the tablets must be taken with meals.
What’s the Fastest Growing Cancer Diagnosis in U.S.? on Yahoo! Health
A full-page ad in a recent Time magazine, paid for by the Light of Light Foundation, recommends that you ask your doctor to check your neck for thyroid nodules — abnormal growths that form a lump in the thyroid gland. In fact, thyroid nodules have become the most common endocrine diagnosis in the United States, with thyroid cancer now being the fastest growing cancer diagnosis in the country.
Selling The Promise Of Youth
The anti-aging industry is offering a dizzying array
of hormones and supplements. Business is booming. But some remedies are
risky, and the benefits are unproven.
As Dr. Ron Rothenberg bursts through the door of his anti-aging institute in Southern California, a cell phone pressed to his ear, his nurse warns him of the busy day ahead. There will be four-hour consultations with each of three prospective patients, she says. They’re all coming to hear the 60-year-old Rothenberg’s pitch about how his tailored regimens of diet, exercise, and hormones will make them feel younger and live longer.
New controversy over menopause hormones
An unusual petition before the Food and Drug Administration has triggered a huge outpouring of responses from women, doctors and pharmacists, protesting a bid to crack down on certain menopause hormones.
The flood of more than 40,000 emails and letters over the past six months underscores how emotional the issue of menopause hormones has become, and raises questions about the growing industry of small-scale drug mixers who are making hormone medications from scratch.
Pharmaceuticals giant Wyeth, the biggest seller of prescription menopause hormones, has asked the FDA to take action against makers of pharmacy-mixed — or “compounded” hormones — which it says aren’t being adequately regulated. The company contends many compounders make false claims about the drugs’ safety and fail to tell women about the risks associated with hormone use.
Hormone Battle: Big Pharma vs. Small Biz
The debate surrounding prescription hormones for women has pitted drug
company Wyeth against small pharmacies and makers of alternative
therapies
Over the last four years, medical experts have been doing battle when it comes to the dangers of prescription hormones for women. A major study four years ago suggested that taking such hormones, the bulk made by Big Pharma company Wyeth (WYE), could lead to increased risk of breast cancer and heart problems. Now a new study, just out in the Journal of the American Medical Association and similarly replete with controversy, suggests that the risks were overstated.
Angelina Jolie Biography - Yahoo! Movies
From wild-child Hollywood brat to, Academy Award winner, to respected U.N. Goodwill Ambassador, actress Angelina Jolie underwent a series of metamorphic transformations over the course of her career. An exceedingly beautiful, strikingly talented performer, Jolie broke on to the scene in the mid-1990s, quickly gaining a reputation for both her on-screen work as well as her outrageous off-camera antics. Interestingly enough, however, within a decade, Jolie shed her reckless image and successfully managed to re-invent herself – not only as an artist, but also as a celebrity humanitarian of the highest order.
IFPA FitBits - Secrets to Living a Longer, Better, Happier Life!
The top ten causes of death in the USA are:
Heart Disease
Cancer
Diabetes
Stroke
Lung disease
Accidental injury
Pneumonia/Flu
Alzheimer’s disease
Nephritis/Nephrosis
Systemic infection.
You probably do not find this list overly valuable to improving your lifestyle; instead, you must look at the following underlying causes of these deaths: smoking, diet/inactivity, alcohol, infections, toxic agents, motor vehicles, firearms, sexually transmitted diseases and illegal drugs
IFPA FitBits - The Anti-Aging Revolution!
What is aging and how do we age?
Aging can be defined as any change to an individual organism over time. Aging is associated with several interdependent processes. These processes are physical, social and psychological in nature. Aging usually negatively affects physiological attributes such as strength, reaction time and the ability to fight disease.
