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Longevity Magazine e-Journal from WorldHealth.net

July 15, 2010

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Health Headlines
Apple Compound May Alleviate Food Allergies
Upbringing May Be Primary Factor in Longevity
Vitamin D Boosts Mental Agility Lifelong Physical Activity Helps to Retain Cognitive Skills Bicycling Promotes Healthy Weight Resveratrol May Reduce Risks of Blindness FROM THE A4M NEWSROOM:
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Allergy

Apple Compound May Alleviate Food Allergies

Food allergies are triggered by allergens and their derivatives commonly found in foods that contain gluten, fish, egg, peanut, soybeans, dairy products, nuts, sulfites, and other ingredients. Annick Mercenier, from the Nestle Research Center (Switzerland), and colleagues have discovered that mice allergic to ovalbumin (a protein found in egg whites) that were fed a polyphenol-rich extract from apple experienced a reduced the allergic response

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Longevity

Upbringing May Be Primary Factor in Longevity

A number of previous studies have shown an association between level of education and prospects for a healthy and extended lifespan. A new study suggests that one’s upbringing, as opposed to education level, may be an essential key to living a long and vital life.

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Vitamins

Vitamin D Boosts Mental Agility

In that a growing body of evidence suggests a broad range of health benefits of Vitamin D, Katherine Tucker, from Tufts University (Massachusetts, USA), and colleagues studied the association between blood levels of Vitamin D (measured as 25-hydroxyvitamin D, or 25(OH)D) and cognitive function. The team studied more than 1,000 men and women, ages 65 to 99 years, receiving home care, assessing vitamin D blood levels and conducting neuropsychological tests.

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Exercise

Lifelong Physical Activity Helps to Retain Cognitive Skills

Previous research has suggested that people who are physically active in mid- and late life are at lower risks of developing dementia and other forms of cognitive impairment as they age. Laura Middleton, from Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre (Ontario, Canada), and colleagues studied 9,344 women residing in 4 US states, to assess the impact of physical activity at different life stages on cognitive skills.

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Women’s Health

Bicycling Promotes Healthy Weight

While an estimated 66% of US adults overweight or obese, only a mere 0.5% of the commuting public age 16 or over riding a bicycle on a regular basis. Anne C. Lusk, from Harvard School of Public Health (Massachusetts, USA), and colleagues assessed the association between bicycle riding and weight control in women.

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From the A4M Newsroom

The A4M is proud to announce publication of its original article featuring award-winning content, “Sunny Disposition Shines as Predictor of Longevity,” in the July issue of Total Health Online.

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Total Health Online, July 2010 (A4M article appears on pages 54-55)

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Dr. Ronald Klatz, A4M physician founder, interviews the world’s top anti-aging experts in health, longevity, brain fitness, aesthetic beauty, and more. Get the answers to look and feel twenty years younger today.
This week on “Second Opinion with Dr. Ronald Klatz” features “Beauty Breakthroughs: Turn Back the Clock on Aging Skin & Hair” Badia

Dr. Klatz’s guest is Dr. Aurora Badia, M.D., D.O., a board certified dermatologist, who founded and serves as Medical Director of Florida Skin Center (Fort Myers, FL USA), a full-service facility offering state-of-the-art aesthetic and dermatological services and amenities.
With show host Dr. Klatz, Dr. Badia reveals non-surgical anti-aging therapies to turn back the clock on aged skin and hair by 10+ years. They discuss the newest non-invasive approaches to promote healthy looking skin and hair, including medical hair restoration, skin fillers, topical anti-wrinkle agents, and high-tech skin de-aging therapeutics. Find out how sun damage contributes to premature aging, and learn tips on preventing photodamaged skin.

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Sensory

Resveratrol May Reduce Risks of Blindness

Resveratrol is a naturally occurring compound that is produced in a variety of plants, found in particularly high levels in grape skin, and previous studies suggest that resveratrol may decrease the effects of aging and act as an anti-cancer agent through the function of specific proteins known as sirtuin family proteins. Aslam A. Khan, from Washington University School of Medicine (Missouri, USA), and colleagues have found that resveratrol inhibits pathogenic new blood vessel growth, or angiogenesis

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