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Exosomes and TA-65 are not FDA-approved to prevent or treat any illness
While TA-65 was selected on the basis of activating telomerase, the effects seem to go beyond what I would expect of just having longer telomeres. Dr. Park theorizes that there are at least 4 mechanisms of action: prevention, faster replication, stochastic, and apoptosis.
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Rave reviews for my book, “Telomere Timebombs: Defusing the terror of aging”
If you are taking TA-65 or interested in learning about the future of health and longevity, then check out this review I received on Amazon.com:
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
The best explanation of TA-65 to date, August 5, 2013By
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This review is from: Telomere Timebombs: Defusing the Terror of Aging (Kindle Edition)
I found the book interesting as a guide to what has been happening to me, and to others. I’m 69, and have been taking 3 capsules daily for a bit over a year. For me, the most immediate effect of TA-65 has been better sleep and vivid dreaming. And after a while, I realized that exercise recovery is faster. Dr. Park’s description of the “upward spiral of health” is definitely true.One thing that caught me entirely off guard is that I had to buy new eyeglasses. The prescription for one eye improved from -2.5 to -1.5 in maybe 6 months. Of course it seemed like my vision was worse, and it was because the old prescription was no longer correct. Only time will tell if my vision continues to change, but I like the direction.The biggest criticism I’ve heard about TA-65 is that it is unproven. And in today’s world of drugs, that is a bad thing. Dr. Park explains that while TA-65 is new, the plant that it is isolated from has been used in Chinese medicine for thousands of years. It’s sort of Silicon Valley Bio-tech meets traditional Chinese Medicine.
While TA-65 was selected on the basis of activating telomerase, the effects seem to go beyond what I would expect of just having longer telomeres. Dr. Park theorizes that there are at least 4 mechanisms of action: prevention, faster replication, stochastic, and apoptosis. He thinks that these mechanisms may explain delayed improvement that occurs only after the Hayflick limit is reached on damaged cells. Huh? Read the book…
To read all the reviews, check out the link below.
Thank you for all those of your who purchased the book! I am happy to report that I found an book agent and we will be pitching it to the big publishers soon. Let’s keep our fingers crossed for a larger platform!
