Longevity Science: Russian Scientist Developing Anti-Aging Pill

 
 
 
 
A new breakthrough in Longevity Science is well on its way. History has shown that significant scientific advances are often met with skepticism. Such is the case for Russian professor and biochemist, Vladimir Skulachev, as he closes-in on a “cure for aging.”  

it does promise to help more of us live
healthy, vital lives to 100 and beyond.”

Though his claims are lofty, he asserts that there is an antioxidant compound that can substantially extend the average human lifespan. His efforts over the past forty years do lend credibility to his claims.

As head of the Bioenergetics Department at Moscow State University, Professor Skulachev has published numerous papers contributing to our collective understanding of the aging process.  More recently he has studied a particular antioxidant substance SKQ1, and shown that it functions at a sub-cellular level to reduce harmful oxidative effects.

If successful his current work on a “cure for aging” would truly be the culmination of a lifetime of study and research.

Skulachev’s new anti-aging compound has already undergone substantial animal testing and is now in the first stages of clinical trial on humans. He claims to have successfully tested the compound on himself and hopes to make it available to the public within the next two years.

 

Longevity Science: Quality and, Perhaps, Quantity?

This new antioxidant therapy does not claim to extend the maximum human lifespan. However, it does promise to help more of us live vital lives to 100 and beyond.

Here’s a link to the article that got me interested in Vladimir Skulachev’s research.

I look forward to keeping you posted on how the creation of this SKQ1 pill continues to unfold. Stay posted to instantDane.tv for the latest cutting-edge research in life extension.
 
 
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