10% Discount on TA-65 Supplement for Life Extension Members

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In these doom and gloom financial times, most of us don’t have the money to give expensive new healthcare choices a try. TA Sciences is trying to help make such choices a little more affordable. The company has made an offer to Life Extension members for a 10% discount on their TA-65 services and products. TA-65 is used to lengthen telomeres in the hopes of improving health and lifespan. This discount is worth more than $900 just for the initial testing and 6 months of treatment:

(from Turning on Immortality: The Debate Over Telomerase Activation)

The TA Sciences Center is located in Manhattan, NY. The Patton Protocol with TA-65 costs approximately $2,500 for initial tests (including extensive blood work, telomere length measurements, and seven biomarkers of aging). The first six months of the protocol is approximately $6,725. Members of the Life Extension Foundation receive a 10% discount off of these prices. TA Sciences can be contacted at:

Toll Free: 888-360-8886
Office: 212-588-8805
Fax: 212-588-0058
Web Site: www.tasciences.com


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Further Reading

TA-65 Telomere Activation and Right to Healthcare Choice

Vitamins B12, C, and E May Increase Telomere Length

Chromosome Ends and Aging

Is TA-65 the Means to Immortality?

Vince Guiliano’s Anti-Aging Blog

TA-65 Telomere Lengthening Just One Part of Anti-Aging Healthcare

Turning on Immortality: The Debate Over Telomerase Activation

Is There A Secret To Eternal Youth? Some Laud Dietary Supplement TA-65, Some Question It


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