Focus on: Gerovital-H3®
The world’s original antiaging medicine
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e believe that Gerovial-H3 was the world’s first Over time, this means that higher levels of dopamine,
antiaging medicine. It was originally developed acetylcholine and serotonin would be available. This
by the now famous Romanian physician, Professor Ana explains Gerovital’s benefits in improving memory,
Aslan. She was one of the first to establish a separate arm cognition and well being.
of medicine for the “elderly” and helped to open the world’s 2. Gerovital helps to block the effects of cortisol, the so-
first Gerontology and Geriatric clinic in Bucharest in 1956. called dark hormone. Usually, as we age, cortisol is one of
the few hormones that increases in its blood levels. This
Professor Aslan also realised that a can lead to increased stress levels and poorer responses
different approach was required to “treat” to stressful and anxious situations. By helping to reduce
and “protect” persons from aging, and cortisol levels, Gerovital can help to lower states of stress
she developed what became known as and anxiety.
Gerovital-H3 to do just that. 3. Gerovital displays lipid lowering action, possibly through
its membrane fluidity and its antioxidant abilities.
Gerovital contains procaine, (a pain killer used commonly These actions help to explain some of the additional
in dentistry, known also as Novocaine) along with properties of Gerovital, such as improving cholesterol
the important stabilisers of benzoic acid, potassium and triglyceride ratios etc.
metabisulfite and disodium phosphate. These are
important because they help to make the procaine active
for longer.
Some people believe that the benefits of Gerovital come
from the breakdown products of procaine, specifically
PABA and DEAE. However, there is evidence to suggest that
some procaine remains intact in the body. Products that
do not contain procaine but “only” PABA and DEAE do not
have the renowned and widespread benefits of the original
Gerovital, so it is important to start with procaine in the
formula.
Some of the benefits of Gerovital supplementation that
have been noted to date are listed below and include:
• Enhanced memory and cognition.
• Greater feelings of well being.
• Better skin condition (improved elasticity).
• Fewer grey hairs
• Lowered states of stress and anxiety.
• Improved cholesterol profiles.
• Reduced painful muscles and joints, particularly in
Regular Gerovital use displays significant improvement (lowering) to LDL (bad)
arthritis. cholesterol and also triglyceride levels.
These facts were not lost on the rich and famous, many IAS is delighted to be able to offer the original Gerovital-H3
of whom flocked to Professor Aslan’s clinic in Bucharest, in both tablet and injectable forms, (still made in Romania).
including the Aga Khan, Jackie Onassis and even Winston In addition we also offer a generic that is a precise copy
Churchill. called GH3-Pro.
“Having worked with Aslan for 25 years, I For further information regarding uses, doses and side
am pleased now to write that Gerovital-H3 effects please go to:
is appreciated at present on the www.antiaging-systems.com/a2z/gerovital.htm
international level as being one of the most
efficient antiaging treatments.”
Gerovital-H3® oral Item code: 0029
Mircea Dumitru Ph.D., M.D., Editor-in-Chief,
25x 100mg tablets $21.99
International Journal of Gerontology and Geriatrics.
Gerovital-H3® injectable Item code: 0258
Some have disputed how one product could have such a
5x 5ml ampoules $49.99
broad range of benefits, but it is now clear how Gerovital (product cannot be shipped to the EU)
operates. Its benefits are threefold.
GH3-Pro™ Item code: 0360
1. Gerovital acts as a mild, reversible MAO inhibitor. This 60x 100mg tablets $19.99
means that it helps to prevent the enzymes that act
on brain neurotransmitters from breaking them down.
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