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Part 1: CEO of BioTime, Inc., and Embryome Sciences, Inc., Michael West, Ph.D.

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As many have heard of Dr. Oz program of extreme life extension, most people ask: "Does caloric restriction is the best response to a longer healthier life? calories is simply defined as the extent of the power or ability to do the job. Power, other hand, is what your body needs for maintenance, growth and performance of physical activities. Therefore, your body needs calories.

However, some people wonder how this can affect the body, especially when it comes to health and longevity. Even more intriguing, when Dr. Oz has shown that calorie restriction is the key to extend the lifetime warranty on the human body.

To explain further, the body needs enough calories to maintain their functionality. Depending on height, weight, age, physical condition, and physical activity, eating more that your body needs not be a good idea. This is due to excess calories are stored as fat, these fats are waste toxic in the body. These chemicals are not healthy, then, to prevent the body from absorbing all the essential nutrients from food, making it weak and a shortening of their useful lives.

A diet restricted means of ridding the body of unnecessary calories. It helps the body understand that it has enough resources to waste. Thus, it can trigger a genetic switch that slows the aging process. Means not necessarily mean you have to deprive themselves of food. In fact, there are a variety of foods are rich in vitamins and essential nutrients. These are fruits, vegetables and lean protein. All you have to do is eat healthy and eat less.

According to experts, 70% of the aging process depends How to take care of your body. Therefore, to live longer and healthier lives, make healthy choices about what you eat. Restricting calories and live his life full!

BlankCheck – Maria Konovalenko, Program Coordinator | Science for Life Extension Foundation

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