I keep hearing about a drug called ‘resveratrol’ on TV and in magazines and newspapers. It supposedly prevents heart disease
and stops the aging process. What does it really do?
Resveratrol is a supplement, not a drug, and it is generating a lot of interest in the medical world because it really does
appear to prevent heart disease. It slows the aging process in experimental settings, and probably does in real life, too.
And it appears to be a powerful anti-cancer agent. I use it, as I think any rational person who looks at the evidence would.
LifeLink’s resveratrol product is called ‘ilLuminol’.
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