From the 1950s until her death in 1988, Aslan promoted Gerovital H3 with great success. In the 1960s and 1970s her Romanian clinic, the Parhon Institute, became a mecca for celebrities seeking treatment, and an upscale tourist attraction.
During Gerovital's "jet-set" heyday, Gerovital treatments were reportedly administered to John F. Kennedy, Marlene Dietrich, Kirk Douglas and Salvador Dalí and others.
It is now making a comeback again with great interest from various quarters. It is now sold by many large corporations including Amazon.
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Friday, August 02, 2013
Thursday, August 01, 2013
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Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Gerovital - GH3 by Dr Ron Kennedy M.D.
An Extract from the article:
Interest for research in the field of aging is, to put it mildly, hot. A transformation in the paradigm which governs thinking about aging is taking place in the minds of scientist in the field of gerontology at this moment. Until recently, in the minds of scientists (and even now in the minds of the lay public), aging has been seen as an absolutely unavoidable phenomenon, programmed into the genes. Now, aging is coming to be seen, at least in part, as a result of a kind of wearing down process which may be possible to prevent.
People who take Gerovital GH3, however, including Dr. Aslan, do so because of the strong possibility that Gerovital slows down the aging process and because of the strong quality it has to return a person to the experience of being young and vigorous. This latter quality is particularly strong in people over 45 years old. How, then, does Gerovital work?
There is an enzyme, present in cells throughout the body, called "monoamine oxidase" (abbreviated "MAO"). The major function of this enzyme is to destroy norepinephrine. Norepinephrine is an important transmitter of impulses between nerves. It is important that norepinephrine be held within a narrow range of concentration in the body, otherwise convulsions and death would be the result. Therefore, MAO is an important, even vital, part of body chemistry. It helps hold norepinephrin within that narrow range by destroying excess.
Interest for research in the field of aging is, to put it mildly, hot. A transformation in the paradigm which governs thinking about aging is taking place in the minds of scientist in the field of gerontology at this moment. Until recently, in the minds of scientists (and even now in the minds of the lay public), aging has been seen as an absolutely unavoidable phenomenon, programmed into the genes. Now, aging is coming to be seen, at least in part, as a result of a kind of wearing down process which may be possible to prevent.
People who take Gerovital GH3, however, including Dr. Aslan, do so because of the strong possibility that Gerovital slows down the aging process and because of the strong quality it has to return a person to the experience of being young and vigorous. This latter quality is particularly strong in people over 45 years old. How, then, does Gerovital work?
There is an enzyme, present in cells throughout the body, called "monoamine oxidase" (abbreviated "MAO"). The major function of this enzyme is to destroy norepinephrine. Norepinephrine is an important transmitter of impulses between nerves. It is important that norepinephrine be held within a narrow range of concentration in the body, otherwise convulsions and death would be the result. Therefore, MAO is an important, even vital, part of body chemistry. It helps hold norepinephrin within that narrow range by destroying excess.
New Interest In The Antiaging Drug Gerovital H3
Over 30 years ago, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) banned the antiaging drug Gerovital H3, siting the drug did not live up to its promise. suddenly it appears a new generation of people are showing interest in the drug, so what's special about Gerovital H3?
The Gerovital H3 was initiated in 1905 when Dr. Alfred Einhorn, a biochemist, combined two substances that occur naturally in the body: diethylaminoethanol (DEAE) and para-aminobenzoic acid (PABA), in a liquid. The drug, procaine hydrochloride, was solely used as a pain killer till the 1940s. This is where Dr. Ana Aslan of the National Geriatric Institute in Bucharest started giving the drug to some elderly patients with arthritis.
That’s when she discovered that the combination not only improved arthritis symptoms but enhanced other physical as well as mental abilities as well. However, the benefits were short-lived, so she added potassium metabisulphite and disodium phosphate, which extended the drug’s benefits for 6 to 9 hours. Gerovital H3 was born.
Aslan tested the drug in a large double-blind, placebo-controlled study with 15,000 workers throughout Romania. Researchers reported that those taking Gerovital H3 showed increased sex drive, disappearance of peptic ulcers, improvements in arthritis symptoms, better blood pressure and cholesterol levels, and other benefits.
There are of course many sceptics and it is not surprising as the drug is not yet approved by the FDA. But you got to ask your self how many other drugs in the market have many side effects and sometimes do not work for every one. So GH3 may well work for many people, as long as you take precautions and seek the advise of your medical practitioner.
Monday, April 27, 2009
World on alert to contain Mexico Flu spread
Governments around the world have been hurrying to contain the spread of a new swine flu virus after outbreaks were reported in Mexico, the US and Canada.
At least 100 people are now suspected to have died of the disease in Mexico.
The UN has warned the virus has the potential to become a pandemic, but said the world was better prepared than ever to deal with the threat.
Stocks of anti-viral medicines are being readied and travellers are being screened at some airports for symptoms.
World on alert to contain Mexico Flu spread via yahoo news
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At least 100 people are now suspected to have died of the disease in Mexico.
The UN has warned the virus has the potential to become a pandemic, but said the world was better prepared than ever to deal with the threat.
Stocks of anti-viral medicines are being readied and travellers are being screened at some airports for symptoms.
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Monday, May 28, 2007
Mild bird flu found in Wales spreads to humans
LONDON (Reuters) - Pupils and staff at a school in Wales are being offered anti-flu drugs after being in contact with a child suspected of contracting bird flu in an outbreak of a mild strain of the virus, health authorities said on Monday.
Teachers and children at the school, which is close to a farm in Corwen, North Wales, where the H7N2 strain of bird flu was discovered last week, were being treated with antiviral medication as a precaution, the National Public Health Service (NPHS) said in a statement.
Mild bird flu found in Wales spreads to humans via yahoo news
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Teachers and children at the school, which is close to a farm in Corwen, North Wales, where the H7N2 strain of bird flu was discovered last week, were being treated with antiviral medication as a precaution, the National Public Health Service (NPHS) said in a statement.
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Saturday, March 17, 2007
The best defence against wrinkles
For our skin his advice is simple: instead of taking cocktails of supplements, just stay away from sugary, refined carbohydrates such as muffins and biscuits, cakes, puddings, sweets and sugar-rich drinks. In other words: the GI diet is both good for your weight and vital for your skin.
These “high-GI foods” are rapidly digested, quickly raising levels of sugar in our blood, which triggers large amounts of the hormone insulin to be released to help to return the sugar level to normal. According to Dr Perricone, controlling blood sugar is the single most important antiageing step we can take to help to age beautifully, prevent wrinkling and preserve lean muscle mass.
Read full story Via Times Online
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These “high-GI foods” are rapidly digested, quickly raising levels of sugar in our blood, which triggers large amounts of the hormone insulin to be released to help to return the sugar level to normal. According to Dr Perricone, controlling blood sugar is the single most important antiageing step we can take to help to age beautifully, prevent wrinkling and preserve lean muscle mass.
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Wednesday, December 20, 2006
New bird flu outbreak in Vietnam
Vietnam has confirmed a lethal H5N1 bird flu outbreak among its domestic poultry in the south of the country.
Some 5,500 ducks and 500 chickens have died in the last two weeks in two provinces on the Mekong Delta, health ministry officials said.
The government said there was "an extremely high risk" of it spreading widely in the delta region.
Vietnam has been free of human cases of bird flu for a year, following a large culling and vaccination drive.
The last known major outbreak among birds was in December 2005.
New bird flu outbreak in Vietnam via bbc news
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Some 5,500 ducks and 500 chickens have died in the last two weeks in two provinces on the Mekong Delta, health ministry officials said.
The government said there was "an extremely high risk" of it spreading widely in the delta region.
Vietnam has been free of human cases of bird flu for a year, following a large culling and vaccination drive.
The last known major outbreak among birds was in December 2005.
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Sunday, September 24, 2006
Indonesian boy dies of bird flu - official reports confirm
A nine-year-old Indonesian boy has died of bird flu, an official of the health ministry's bird flu information center said on Sunday, taking the country's death toll from the disease to 51.
The boy died on Friday at a hospital in Jakarta, Runizar Ruesin, the head of the center, told Reuters.
Indonesian boy dies of bird flu: official
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The boy died on Friday at a hospital in Jakarta, Runizar Ruesin, the head of the center, told Reuters.
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Saturday, September 23, 2006
Many would 'want to live to 100'
What society needs is a little help in becoming healthier by cutting back on unhealthy food and drink.
Many Britons would give up favourite things, including sex, to reach 100 years of age, a poll suggests.
Some 40% said they would give up sex - half of women and a third of men - 39% food and drinks and 42% travel.
But the Bupa survey of 1,003 people found 94% would not give up the company of family and friends and three quarters would not sacrifice money.
Many would 'want to live to 100' - via bbc news From nanny state to a helping hand
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Many Britons would give up favourite things, including sex, to reach 100 years of age, a poll suggests.
Some 40% said they would give up sex - half of women and a third of men - 39% food and drinks and 42% travel.
But the Bupa survey of 1,003 people found 94% would not give up the company of family and friends and three quarters would not sacrifice money.
Many would 'want to live to 100' - via bbc news From nanny state to a helping hand
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Wednesday, August 30, 2006
Getting the best out of your food
A balanced diet is the key to a happier, healthier life, so the mantra goes.
Experts advise us to eat more fruit and veg; boost protein and fibre intake; make sure we get the optimum levels of vitamins and minerals.
A glass of orange juice along with spinach boosts iron intake
But what actually happens to these nutrients once they are inside the body?
Getting the best out of your food via bbc news
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Experts advise us to eat more fruit and veg; boost protein and fibre intake; make sure we get the optimum levels of vitamins and minerals.
A glass of orange juice along with spinach boosts iron intakeBut what actually happens to these nutrients once they are inside the body?
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Long hours at work can raise your blood pressure
Putting in those extra hours at the office could be raising your blood pressure, according to a new study.
Researchers from the University of California, Irvine, have found that working longer hours is directly associated with hypertension, even after adjusting for biological risk factors such as gender and ethnicity.
Long hours at work can raise your blood pressure - full story via globeandmail.com.com
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Researchers from the University of California, Irvine, have found that working longer hours is directly associated with hypertension, even after adjusting for biological risk factors such as gender and ethnicity.
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Tuesday, August 29, 2006
Ten Steps Senior Citizens Can Take to Control High Blood Pressure
More than half of all senior citizens suffer with high blood pressure, or hypertension. The September issue of the Harvard Heart Letter takes a look at the latest thinking on high blood pressure and includes 10 steps for getting your blood pressure under control.
Follow the 10 steps here via seniorjournal.com
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Monday, August 28, 2006
Strike a balance - One of the best ways to healthy living is to eat a balanced diet
The basics:
Bread, cereals and potatoes
This food group also contains pasta, rice and noodles and is full of starchy carbohydrates - your body's main source of energy.
Fruit and vegetables
Fruit and vegetables are brimming with fibre, plus a whole range of vitamins and minerals, and because they're low in calories, they make an important and healthy addition to any diet.
Meat, fish, eggs and alternatives
This food group includes poultry, pulses, beans, nuts, seeds, soya products and vegetable protein foods such as quorn and seitan. They're grouped together because they're all rich in protein.
Milk and dairy
This food group includes milk, cheese, yoghurt and fromage frais - but not butter, margarine or cream, which belong in the fat and sugar group. The foods in this group contain many different types of nutrients but are particularly rich in calcium.
Fats and sugar
The foods in this group are best eaten sparingly because, although an energy source, they contain few nutrients. Don't be fooled into thinking they're entirely 'bad', though. Fat is an important contributor to good health.
The digestive system
Ever wondered what happens to your food once it passes your lips? Well, once you've taken a mouthful, your food embarks on an incredible journey......
You have roughly 10,000 tastebuds on your tongue, which come alive the moment you put food in your mouth. As nerve endings, they're responsible for sussing out the chemicals in the food you've eaten and transmitting messages to your brain. Without them you wouldn't be able to experience salty, bitter, sweet or sour sensations. While your tastebuds are busy at work, your teeth grind the food into easily digestible pieces and your saliva moistens everything, so it doesn't scrape your digestive (gastrointestinal) tract on the way down.
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Bread, cereals and potatoes
This food group also contains pasta, rice and noodles and is full of starchy carbohydrates - your body's main source of energy.
Fruit and vegetables
Fruit and vegetables are brimming with fibre, plus a whole range of vitamins and minerals, and because they're low in calories, they make an important and healthy addition to any diet.
Meat, fish, eggs and alternatives
This food group includes poultry, pulses, beans, nuts, seeds, soya products and vegetable protein foods such as quorn and seitan. They're grouped together because they're all rich in protein.
Milk and dairy
This food group includes milk, cheese, yoghurt and fromage frais - but not butter, margarine or cream, which belong in the fat and sugar group. The foods in this group contain many different types of nutrients but are particularly rich in calcium.
Fats and sugar
The foods in this group are best eaten sparingly because, although an energy source, they contain few nutrients. Don't be fooled into thinking they're entirely 'bad', though. Fat is an important contributor to good health.
The digestive system
Ever wondered what happens to your food once it passes your lips? Well, once you've taken a mouthful, your food embarks on an incredible journey......
You have roughly 10,000 tastebuds on your tongue, which come alive the moment you put food in your mouth. As nerve endings, they're responsible for sussing out the chemicals in the food you've eaten and transmitting messages to your brain. Without them you wouldn't be able to experience salty, bitter, sweet or sour sensations. While your tastebuds are busy at work, your teeth grind the food into easily digestible pieces and your saliva moistens everything, so it doesn't scrape your digestive (gastrointestinal) tract on the way down.
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Tuesday, August 08, 2006
Indonesia bird flu toll 'hits 43'
Indonesia has reported its 43rd human bird flu death which - if confirmed by the World Health Organization - would give it the world's highest death toll.
Local tests, which are usually accurate, show that a 16-year-old boy died of the disease on Monday night, health ministry officials said.
Indonesia has registered more bird flu deaths this year than any other nation.
Vietnam has also been badly affected, suffering 42 deaths, but the outbreak there seems to be under control.
No one has died from the disease in Vietnam since the beginning of 2006.Read full story via bbc news
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Local tests, which are usually accurate, show that a 16-year-old boy died of the disease on Monday night, health ministry officials said.
Indonesia has registered more bird flu deaths this year than any other nation.
Vietnam has also been badly affected, suffering 42 deaths, but the outbreak there seems to be under control.
No one has died from the disease in Vietnam since the beginning of 2006.
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Sunday, August 06, 2006
Let GH3 work its magic for you !
You can expect your body cells to have a positive reaction from Dr. Ana Aslan's1957 ORIGINAL health-supplement formula with Procaine. You will appreciate its magical contribution for continuing good health and slowing down the aging.They will be the natural benefits from the good doctor's lab. You can feel good and help keep your young looks. ...Read full story Via Aslavitalpill.com
Saturday, August 05, 2006
SI man hit with West Nile
A 67-year-old Staten Island man is the first New Yorker to catch the West Nile virus this year, health officials said yesterday. The unidentified man is at home recovering from the mosquito-borne disease. ...Read full story via NY dailynews
Friday, August 04, 2006
North of England is worst when it comes to 'Binge drinking'
People in northern England are the most likely to binge drink and die earlier because of alcohol, research suggests.
Thursday, August 03, 2006
Eating curry may boost the brain and stave off Alzheimer's disease
Eating curry may boost the brain and stave off Alzheimer's disease. Scientists looked at the curry consumption of 1010 Asian people aged between 60 and 93 who were currently unaffected by Alzheimer's. Their thinking ability was compared using a standard test called the Mini Mental State Examination (MMSE).
Participants who ate curry once or more in six months, or more than once a month, had better results than those who "never or rarely" ate it.Read full story via yahoo news
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Participants who ate curry once or more in six months, or more than once a month, had better results than those who "never or rarely" ate it.
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Wednesday, August 02, 2006
New bird flu fears in Indonesia
Seven people from the same village have been hospitalised in Indonesia with suspected bird flu, officials say.
The group is from Karo district in Northern Sumatra province, where seven members of one family died of the deadly H5N1 virus in May.
Their deaths sparked fears that the virus was mutating into a form which could pass easily from human to human, but experts later ruled this out.
Indonesia has seen more bird flu deaths this year than any other country.Read full story via bbc news
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The group is from Karo district in Northern Sumatra province, where seven members of one family died of the deadly H5N1 virus in May.
Their deaths sparked fears that the virus was mutating into a form which could pass easily from human to human, but experts later ruled this out.
Indonesia has seen more bird flu deaths this year than any other country.
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