For hundreds of years, the quest for unending beauty
and youth has led to a massive industry of cosmetics
& skin-treatments found in every part of the globe.

Throughout many decades of scientific research, we do
understand some basic factors that cause our skin to
age, including sun exposure, poor diet & environmental
toxins. Precautions are important, however, there are
more internal processes that determine how we age.

Scientists have now discovered a significant internal source
of aging - at a genetic level. The researchers explain a
cluster of genes - not just one gene, that are directly
responsible for the aging process, and as we age, these
genes begin to ‘burn out‘...

Now let’s look at the cells. The surface of our body’s cells
host an enzyme called arNOX which is produced in the skin.
This arNOX enzyme continues to produce free radicals in the
epidermis and of course the results are undesirable aging
effects. All this is sounding rather depressing isn’t it?
It almost seems like there’s nothing we can do but keep
trying to cover the ‘signs’ of aging...

Take a look at the thousands of products on the market
today, and you’ll find that same phrase over and over again:
‘targets the signs of aging‘. That is all we could hope for
- until now.

30 years of genetic research, along with Purdue and Stanford
Universities, a next-gen anti-aging technology breakthrough
has evolved which significantly slows the production of
arNOX at the source and halts the production of free
radicals before they get started. Look at the chart below
which shows the active arNOX, and how the ‘antidote’ nearly
stops the activity dead in it’s track:

The visual and proven result from the state-of-the-art,
patented product and technology has gained world-wide media
attention, as well as the attention of dermatologists,
doctors, aestheticians, and of course the every day woman
and man.

Think about this for a moment:

Generations ago, people laughed at the idea of a cordless
phone that you could have in your car, or with you -
anywhere you went. Now today, many are trying to wrap their
head around the idea of stopping and reversing aging at the
source. Has technology really advanced this far?

You bet it has!