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- July 2024 Longevity Review
Entering the height of the summer, as soon as I post this newsletter and video, I’m going to be taking a couple of weeks off from all things longevity for the first time in more than five years. But, before I do that, I'll still bring you the latest developments in longevity, as July was a bit of a blockbuster month, or it at least had a standout study - the blocking of an inflammatory signalling molecule resulting in a massive increase of mouse health & lifespan. In Roundup, there is […]
- June 2024 Longevity Review
With summer in full swing, we will take a look at how early Alzheimer’s could be slowed, stopped or even reversed through extensive lifestyle changes; how CRISPR gene therapy could be used to repair damaged organs; the first lifespan study of NMN; a look at Longevity Summit Dublin; and, how natural antioxidants could prevent the loss of testosterone in older men in the Canadian Content Study. In the supplemental section you will find in Exercise, how heavy resistance training can have long […]
- May 2024 Longevity Review
As we transition towards summer you will find in this month’s Longevity Review, a study showing that senolytics might already be in widespread use; further proof of the mortality benefits of the Mediterranean diet; a Canadian study showing how increased protein intake boosts muscle building in the elderly; news from a longevity conference and a heavyweight debate on the path forward for longevity.In the supplemental section you will find in Fasting, how intermittent fasting improves gut […]
- April 2024 Longevity Review
In this month’s Longevity Review you will find how small extracellular vesicles, which cells use to communicate with each other, can increase lifespan in mice; how stem cells taken from umbilical cords can help with frailty in humans; the best time of day to exercise to reduce your mortality if you suffer from obesity or diabetes; and, in the Canadian Content section, how the nuclear envelope is more dynamic than initially thought, and helps repair DNA damage. In the supplemental section you […]
- March 2024 Longevity Review
As winter enters the rearview mirror, March’s highlights included three lifespan extending studies involving young blood plasma, a two drug synergistic combo and the main bioactive molecule found in mushrooms, and the Canadian content section returns with a groundbreaking study leveraging the powers of AI for drug development. In addition to the above you will also find under NMN, a study showing it improves the lifespan of age accelerated mice; in Other Supplements, reviews of Apigenin and […]
- Have We Maxed Out on Life Expectancy Gains?
A new study has suggested that radical life extension is all but impossible in this century [1], and it has made waves among people interested in living longer.
- Exosomes Break Rat Lifespan Record
In Aging Cell, researchers have published their findings that exosomes, which we have previously reported to extend the lives of mice, also extend the lives
- Astragalus Supplement Lengthens Telomeres in the Middle-Aged
Treating middle-aged people for six months with a supplement combination that included astragalus, a plant used in traditional Chinese medicine, positively impacted their telomeres [1]. Preventing
- Cryptic Exons for Targeting Neurodegenerative Disease
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) only affects a fraction of cells and must be treated with high specificity. Scientists have achieved that by targeting mRNA sites associated with the disease [1].
- Longevity Market Recap – September 2024
From multi-million-dollar IPOs to new pop-up cities and industry-changing research, it’s not just the leaves that are changing this fall. The season is
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When writing a description try to give it a bit of a personal touch. Doesn't have to be much, just a little something to help your brand stand out. Ex: '3 inch red pumps' is good, but " 3 inch red pumps: the classic style needed for that formal work party and the comfort needed so you can cut loose on the dance floor!" makes the product much more exciting. Does this block of text seem long? YES! So try to keep it five lines or less!
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The description should focus on five main points when describing a product:
- The primary selling points– Why would a person want this? Cause it is a great product! But why is it great?
- Extras– Are there some extra features that are not obvious? One or two more selling points can make the difference.
- Basic ‘technical’ details– Give them the geeky details so they know exactly what they will get. But just enough to satisfy curiosity.
- Price – Even if there is a price range let them know what it is.
- End with a strong Call to Action – A final push to make a visitor take action.
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Now it’s time to get into the details of your service! The above title should be identical or very similar to the title in the first part of the services page, so visitors know where to look.
You may be tempted to go into a lot of detail here but don’t go too crazy. Most people only want to know the basics. The main focus should be on what you bring to the service and why you are a great choice.
If you don’t know where to start, try the hook, line and sinker approach.
Hook: What problem are visitors facing?
Line: How the service solves that problem?
Sinker: Why is your company is a superior choice for that service?
End it with a Call To Action to motivate visitors into contacting you.
Adding more Products/Services
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