In parts one and two, of my series on Anti-Aging for Men Only, I covered five basic lifestyle behaviors that can reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease by 83%. (Top anti-aging tip: Don’t die of heart disease!) I also discussed the supplements I consider basic for every man, and then,...
If you missed part one in this three-part series on Anti-Aging for Men, here’s the executive summary: Five lifestyle behaviors account for the majority of health benefits. These five behaviors could lower the risk of chronic disease by between 70 and 90% depending on the disease—there’s not a drug in...
Let’s be honest: for most people, aging sucks. Six million people in the US—outside of institutions, mind you—are wheelchair bound. Two million in the US are either in nursing homes or assisted living. And a whopping 50% of those will die within 12 months of entering such a facility.
The hottest story in anti-aging these days is the story of NAD. Now let’s be clear — none of us like to use the term anti-aging anymore. It’s passé and silly. We can’t turn back the clock, which is what “anti” aging implies. Most of us who work in...
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Personal care products are not always a breeze to sell. Shoppers need instructions for use (often custom for their lifestyle), products need to marry well together, consumers want tangible benefits they can see (tomorrow, if possible) and the price has to make sense. On top of that, there are several...
We have all been there. We look in the mirror and feel as though we aged 10 years in a matter of a few months. We wonder whether we are doing something wrong or if this is just a natural part of getting older. The truth is, it’s probably a...
New York, NY—Shoppers are distrustful of chemicals and are shunning them in personal care products. Such are the findings from a new report from market research firm Mintel called Facial Skincare and Anti-Aging, U.S. Mintel surveyed a group of 1,613 adults that use skincare products. The investigators found 14% of...
