Here’s a holiday gift that truly keeps on giving: a customized diet that takes into account your individual health. For example, is eating eggs healthful? Any number of “authorities” will answer that for question for you. Right now there’s a discussion about eggs in the LivingTheCRWay Cardiovascular Health forum: Do Eggs Increase Cardiovascular Risks? (Become a… read more
Tag Archives: CR Way DNA HACR
Expert to Discuss Tests for Ocular Aging
Dr. Ami Ranani will be featured at the CR Way Expert Teleconference tonight at 7:30 pm (ET). Dr. Ranani is an optometric specialist, who is passionate about technology to analyze eye health and disease. He welcomes teleconference participants to ask questions related to eye health. The Somers Eye Center is a beautiful modern facility, with… read more
OCT Technology for Avoiding Eye Disease and Evaluating your Rate of Aging
We are pleased to announce that Dr. Joel Schuman, a distinguished scientist, teacher, inventor, and medical doctor – will collaborate with the CR Way DNA HACR research project. Dr. Schuman will be featured on a LivingTheCRWay Expert Teleconference on Monday, November 10 at 7:30 pm (ET) Dr. Schuman is one of the inventors of optical… read more
The “Glow of Health” Research – Dr. Susan Erdman
Would you like to have radiant skin and hair? Listen up. Dr. Susan Erdman’s work came to our attention when we were searching for clues on how to make skin and hair more beautiful. Why not? Part of the joy of following an ultra-healthy lifestyle is looking good at any age. So we were delighted… read more
How ApoE4 Increases Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease
Since genetic testing has come into vogue, the ApoE4 protein has become famous or – should we say – infamous. Many people know that if they carry the gene, it increases their risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease by a factor of 10. ApoE4 affects the clearance of amyloid- beta, the plaque that builds up in… read more
Will you run out of stem cells?
A new study of the blood of one of the world’s oldest women, Hendrikje van Andel-Schipper, supports what we have hypothesized for a long time: Human beings run out of adult stem cells. This is the likely cause of death in the oldest old – supercentenarians whose healthy immune systems have prevented cancer and other… read more
Primate Study Affirms: the CR Way Lifestyle can Extend Life and Protect against Age-related Disease
On April 1, primate researchers from the University of Wisconsin published a paper,* affirming that caloric restriction (CR) without malnutrition significantly improves age-related and all-cause survival in rhesus monkeys. The researchers point out that their data contrasts with findings in the widely reported 2012 National Institutes of Aging study, where CR was not seen to… read more
CR Way DNA HACR, a Longevity Study
LivingTheCRWay.com Announces: CR Way DNA, Healthy Aging & Cell-signaling Reception (CR Way DNA HACR) CR Way DNA HACR is a global longitudinal study. All full LivingTheCRWay members have the opportunity to participate. Intended to run in perpetuity, CR Way DNA HACR allows you to analyze aspects of health that affect aging and disease risk. Participants… read more
Eyes Predict Alzheimer’s and Rate-of-Aging
That LivingTheCRWay members want simple cost-effective ways to assess risk of Alzheimer’s Disease and dementia is quite understandable: We all want to preserve our brainpower, which is the key to quality of life and independence. Expensive and potentially dangerous PiB-PET (Pittsburgh-compound B — Positron Emission Tomography) imaging is the gold standard for diagnosing Alzheimer’s, but… read more
The CR Way Gourmet Meals Helping People enjoy Calorie Restriction Diets during the Holidays
Diet-friendly Thanksgiving recipes include sweet potato medallions, other deliciously healthy dishes If living in good health for as long as possible is important to you, then LivingTheCRWay has delicious recipes that belong on your holiday table. These are not pseudo-healthy concoctions that send blood sugar soaring. This is cutting-edge science, delivered in gourmet fashion. The… read more