R Resveratrol, the closest thing modern biology has come to an anti-aging pill so far! And it works! Dionysus would be thrilled!

The objective of an anti-aging pill is for small molecules like resveratrol to act as a short-cut or mimic of a limited-calorie , switching the same genes. A limited-calorie diet has been shown to nearly double the lifespan of all living organisms tested, including yeast cells, fruit flies, roundworms, rodents, and recently, primates.

What is Reservatrol? Resveratrol (trans-resveratrol) is a phytoalexin produced naturally by several plants, like Grapes (in Red Wine). Several
experiments suggest that it triggers mechanisms that counteract aging-related effects in animals. And now it is being studied in the prevention of cancer and heart disease.

Reservatrol compound is believed to mimic the same effects as that of a
calorie-restricted diet that further extends the life span. Fewer calorie
intakes trigger sirtuins that are a kind of proteins that regulate metabolism.
It has been proved by researchers that many natural substances can activate sirtuins and Resveratrol does it with great finesse.
Since the prospect of an anti-aging pill was first announced in late 2003, when a Harvard scientist first reported a red-wine molecule caused yeast cells to live far longer in a lab dish.
Out of their own selfish interests, elitists made a decision that humanity was not ready for the introduction of technology that could make a 250-year life expectancy common. The news media was also complicit in concealing these discoveries, which could have resulted in the availability of an anti-aging pill 35 years sooner.
That's why I'm here. I take a unique supplement called Longevinex, which contains the red wine extract called resveratrol. I have been taking it for several years now, and it has changed my life for the better, and I feel better than ever.

Americans naively bought millions of bottles of Geritol in the 1960's and 1970's, a liquid elixir that was widely advertised on TV game shows, and the television media, telling people it was good for their health, when it provided an array of B vitamins combined with an over-dosage of iron and a swig of 12% alcohol (six times more than a glass of wine!). It actually led to their early demise. Geritol was essentially touted as an anti-anti-aging supplement because the business elite wanted to sell Geritol to the masses who thought it wold improve their lives, and that turned out to be not the case for many people.

Red-Wine Resveratrol isn't another Geritol being promoted on late-night TV infomercials or by some self-proclaimed business guru, it is being touted on the front pages of Scientific American and Science Magazine, because it works to extend human life, and many other things yet to be discovered, as of yet.

So if you want to blow out 100 candles on your 100^th-birthday cake, and are not ready to line up for processing at the soylent Green factory (lol), then you might want to give red-wine Resveratrol a try for a few months and see how much better you feel. Then later on in life live longer.
Or just drink 4 bottles of red wine a day to get the same effect, and that way you will feel better in hours, not months, lol, but it's much more expensive that way, and you can't drive, or walk straight either, lol.

I just thought people should know, because I know the pharmaceutical industry is still trying to peddle those geritol clones, and other products that make large amounts of money for them, but do little for human health bennifits.
I think it's time to stop watching Television, and start to read more about how we can prolong our lives for the better, as our government is slowly raising our socical security age benifits, we can fight back by living well over 95 and sticking it to them where it hurts, in their slush funds!!!!!!!!!!!!!