LIGHT OF LIFE Healthy-aging support BASED ON NOBEL PRIZE The scientific research has discovered that a primary cause of the aging is shortening telomeres, the protective end-caps of DNA at both ends of each chromosome. Now you can help to maintain and regrow your DNA telomeres with Light of Life a NOBEL PRIZE inspired product. DESCRIPTION: Scientific research has shown that the root cause of aging is the shortening of the telomere-protective ends of DNA at both edges of each chromosome. Telomere shortening can be prevented through diet and exercise, but only to a certain extent. Now it is possible to prolong telomeres by activating telomerase. Telomerase is an enzyme that can attach other repeating parts of DNA to DNA chromosomes, thereby restoring telomere length. You can now activate your own natural telomerase. Basic components The basic ingredients of Light of Life can help you on the way to slow down the consequences of aging, both internally and externally. This is achieved with the extract of milkvetch (Astragalus), which contains the astragalosid IV complex, and is an active cycloastragenol, with the addition of hyaluronic acid. (Mongolian milkvetch - commonly called the root of young and eternal life), a genus in the Fabaceae family. This herb has a wide range of pharmacological uses, which include immune stimulation, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, hypotensive, hepatoprotective and vasodilatory effects. The root is mainly used as a medicine. The use of astragal extracts for medicinal purposes dates back more than 4000 years ago. It contains the following substances: triterpenoid saponins (astragalosides), flavonoids, polysaccharides, phytosterols, pigments, amino acids, betaine, choline, unsaturated fatty acids - linolein and linolenic acid. Astragalosides plays a crucial role in immunostimulation in all cases of reduced immune system function; supports the formation of T-lymphocytes. T-lymphocytes are a type of leukocyte - white blood cells. There are several types of T-lymphocytes, but in general we can say that they are the natural basis of specific (acquired) cellular immunity. Other cycloartan saponins are used for their antiviral effects, for example, they prevent the replication of the genetic information of viruses (DNA or RNA virus), thus preventing their multiplication in the body. They support the production of interferons, which were discovered in 1957 as biomolecules with strong antiviral activity. In traditional Asian medicine Astragalus, and especially its active substance astragalosid, is used to regulate the immune system of patients after chemotherapy or after radiation of malignant tumors. These substances are able to protect the bone marrow to a certain extent against the effects of chemotherapy, radiation, poisons and viruses that reduce immunity. The immunostimulatory effects of this plant can also be used in the treatment of patients infected with HIV, which causes AIDS. The drug has a significant antidiuretic effect and is also able to treat inflammation of kidneys and "cleanse" proteins from urine (proteinuria). In addition, gooseberry dilates the veins and increases blood flow in the tissues, thus helping to reduce excessive sweating (especially at night) and to lower blood pressure. It reduces body weight, removes excess water from the body, regulates sugar levels, closes wounds that otherwise heal too slowly and alleviates long-term diarrhea.