In this brief segment from 2010, CBS news interviewed me about TA-65 a year after the Nobel Prize in Medicine was awarded for the discovery of telomerase, the substance that TA-65 “activates” and that keeps your stem cells from becoming damaged.
This week, I presented a live webinar on the topic of “TA-65 versus RECHARGE” in which I answered all your burning questions about TA-65 including a comprehensive review of the literature. I also discussed why RECHARGE is not the same as TA-65 and cannot be be marketed as a proven telomerase activator.
Check out this video on arthritis that I did. It’s part of the reason I realized there is only one disease with a thousand faces.
Current dancing with the Stats contestant, Suzanne Somers, has been taking TA-65 for years and is public about it. See whether she was eliminated in the first week of competition.
There are many other celebs who take TA-65 but do not admit to it. Why not? I explain in this very brief video interview:
Before 2007 when we started using TA-65 with psoriasis patients, we might have thought that was an immune enhancer might have been concerning for autoimmune-type diseases.
In the case of psoriasis and other conditions, immune-enhancing adaptogens don’t appear to worsen and may be associated with a benefit.
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Exosomes and TA-65 are not FDA-approved to prevent or treat any illness
