Peer-Reviewed Scientific Journal:
Experimental Gerontology
Size of study:
Article
Summary
In this article by TeloYears Chief Scientific Officer, Cal Harley, the telomere hypothesis of cellular aging was first posited as a mechanism to account for the finite replicative capacity of normal somatic cells. This finite replicative capacity was first identified in the 1960’s by Leonark Hayflick and is commonly known as the Hayflick limit.
Link to study
Discover how well you’re aging!
Yes, I would like to have access to your telomere library. I am pretty much informed about it all through what I’ve learned from Dr. Bill Andrews when he partnered with our Isagenix Master Formulator, John Anderson, in the formulation of our evolving Product B IsaGenesis telomere support product. I also, ordered your 2 Pak TeloYears test & am looking forward to receiving the results soon (do you know when that might be)? I’m chronologically 73 years old and have taken IsaGenesis
since it was first developed in about 2012.