Astragalus Root: Anti-Aging Secret Revealed After 2000 Years

By Peter Carl Simons

Despite modern advances people still get older. The years pass and time takes its toll and it seems that aging is all but inevitable... But what if it doesn't have to be? We may not be able to stop the passage of time, but what if we could slow, or even reverse, the effects of aging?

Long ago wise men and women had secrets that are just be rediscovered now, plants and methods to increase longevity and vitality. Science has shown us these methods and secrets are still just as valid and helpful now as they were then and Astralagus Root is at the top of that anti-aging pyramid of secrets. This guide takes an incredibly hard look at this miraculous plant, exploring it's uses, application and benefits. The history is laid out along with recent studies and scientific facts that can be verified and trusted.

Ancient wisdom and modern science are opening the doors to a brighter, and younger future - starting now.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Books on Demand
• Release date: Jan 28, 2021
• ISBN: 9783752654172

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Aging of a human being

Every 11 months, the body renews all of its cells. Why, then, we still develop signs of aging? Scientists say you can not completely excrete all aged cells. So, each of us is interested in prolonging the life. Drawing up individual programs for physical improvement and nutrition of men and women between 24 and 40 years old can independently deal with premature aging.

What are Old age and aging? Old age –is inevitable, coming to replace the maturity period of the life of humans and animals, characterized by a decrease in compensatory capabilities and reactivity. Old age is the result of a dynamic process called aging.

Aging –a long biological process of age-related changes in the body that starts long before retirement and is inevitably leading to a gradually increasing restriction of the adaptive capacity of the organism and increase the likelihood of death. Age-related changes that occur at the cellular, sub-cellular and molecular levels, in different organs and systems are developing at different speeds and