International Clinic of Biological Regeneration.

At what age should we stop doing what we love? It may seem like a silly question, but it is one that we all have to answer at some point. As the years go by and time catches up with us, oftentimes we are forced to give up our passions because of physical limitations due to aging. Our bodies won’t let us move as freely as we used to, our minds no longer as nimble as they once were. We are forced to become spectators rather than participants in life. Fatigue, soreness, and lack of desire can prevent us from playing with our kids and grandkids, from performing our best at work, and from living a well-rounded and productive life full of lasting relationships, intimate connections, and motivated self-worth. Traditional medicine tells us that the breaking down of the body is a natural part of life and that we can only treat the symptoms of age. Contrary to what most people believe, however, the physical and cosmetic effects of aging can be slowed, even stopped in their tracks.