STOCKTON-ON-TEES, England, August 5 /PRNewswire/ — A scientist has revealed how people could extend their lives by as much as 30 years in his extraordinary new book, The Anti-Ageing Protocol – a formula that is set to radically change our views – and experiences – of old age.
Dr. Malcolm Goyns, a leading scientist in the field of ageing research has discovered a unique dietary protocol that slows ageing and also has a prolonged anti-obesity effect. While conducting ground-breaking research into calorie restriction (CR) diets and their effect on ageing in rodents, Dr. Goyns and his collaborators found that alpha-lipoic acid (ALA) can mimic the CR diet’s life-extending effects if used as part of a particular dietary protocol. This work has just been published in the scientific journal ‘Mechanisms of Ageing & Development’.
Dr. Goyns describes in his book how anyone can adopt this protocol and predicted they will live a longer, healthier and more productive life. Dr. Goyns explained: “The anti-ageing protocol originated from a totally unexpected finding in our scientific study. CR diets are known to greatly extend the life spans of mammals, including humans such as those in Okinawa, Japan. Our experiments with rodents found that after a short period of CR dieting the animals could be allowed to feed freely and still show extended life, if their food was supplemented with ALA. What was equally surprising was that a prolonged anti-obesity effect also occurred. These observations provide exciting opportunities for anyone who wants a longer healthier life.”
Further information on The Anti-Ageing Protocol can be obtained by email [email protected]. A copy of the book (which is priced at $28) can be obtained from any good bookshop or Amazon.
Dr. Goyns is available for media interviews to discuss the Protocol. Notes to Editors About the author
Malcolm H. Goyns has over 30 years experience researching ageing and cancer. He obtained his Ph.D. at Cambridge University and held several research posts before being appointed Professor in Biogerontology at Sunderland University, England. He has published over 160 scientific review articles, research papers and conference abstracts and will publish The Cancer Challenge next month; a book that explains how lifestyle choices affect the risk of developing cancer. Malcolm is currently Director of Immorgene Concepts Limited.
Dr. Malcolm Goyns
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