Anti Aging Medicine

Anti-Aging: Therapy

An individual anti-aging therapy is based on the results of a holistic anti-aging diagnosis as well as general recommendations for anti-aging based on research results of anti-aging medicine. The following specific anti-aging measures are considered scientifically recognized. Primary prevention of diseases including possible age-related diseases – e.g. atherosclerosis risks (arteriosclerosis, hardening of the arteries), neurodegenerative … Anti-Aging: Therapy

Anti-Aging: Causes

Causes of cellular aging The human body undergoes a steady aging process after the age of 25, that is, after its vitality optimum, due to two main biochemical mechanisms of cellular aging. Aging of the cells Decrease in hormone production Scientists try to explain the mechanisms of cellular aging through numerous “theories of aging”. Individual … Anti-Aging: Causes

Senility

Senility or senility (thesaurus synonyms: Old age; aging; senile atrophy; senile wasting; senile exhaustion; senile fibrosis; senile frailty; senile heart; senile involution; senile cachexia; senile weakness; senile change; frailty (Engl. Frailty); old age; physical senility; marasmus senilis; physiological senile atrophy; physiological aging; presenility; presbycardia; senescence; senile asthenia; senile atrophy; senile degeneration; senile dysfunction; senile fatigue; … Senility

Anti-Aging: Diagnostics

The basis of the diagnosis of aging processes is an anti-aging check including a nutritional analysis and a vital substance analysis: this check determines your individual health risks – e.g. atherosclerosis risks (arteriosclerosis, hardening of the arteries), neurodegenerative risks, etc. – cofactors – with causative causes – of existing diseases and what you may be … Anti-Aging: Diagnostics