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Dr. Al Sears, America's #1 anti-aging doctor, reveals hundreds of easy-to-use, natural, evidence-based solutions to combat the diseases Big Pharma wants everyone to believe are incurable so you can live a healthier, longer life.
Author Biography
Al Sears, MD is America's #1 anti-aging doctor. He's made it his life's work to challenge conventional medical beliefs and bring his patients the latest breakthroughs in natural cures and remedies to diseases once thought to be "incurable."Dr. Sears takes a fresh, novel approach to patient health and wellness. Our environment has changed for the worse- and it's affecting your health. He helps patients escape accelerated aging caused by modern toxins, chemicals and other hormonal threats you unknowingly face every day.Every year, he travels over 20,000 miles to the most remote regions of the world searching for natural healing secrets unknown or ignored by mainstream medicine.Since 1999, Dr. Sears has published 35 books and reports on health and wellness. He has millions of loyal readers spread over 163 countries. Today he writes and publishes two monthly e-Newsletters, Confidential Cures and Anti-Aging Confidential for Women, and a daily email broadcast, Doctor's House Call, with more than 500,000 subscribers. He has also appeared on more than 50 national radio programs, ABC News, CNN and ESPN.Dr. Sears was one of the first to be board-certified by the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M). More than 25,000 patients travel from all around the world to visit him at the Sears Institute for Anti-Aging Medicine in beautiful Royal Palm Beach, Florida.Recently, Dr. Sears proved you can affect the way you age by controlling the length of your telomeres. He made history as the first MD to introduce the Nobel prize-winning, anti-aging breakthrough of our time, telomere DNA therapy, to the general public. And now he's working with the leading scientists in the field of telomere biology to further define how this incredible technology will shape the future of anti-aging medicine.
