TA-65, supplements, telomeres and the psychology of aging

Frederic asks why TA-65 (cycloastragenol) products are disappearing from the European market.

The Wonders attribute it to trade difficulties between Europe and the United States, with products acceptable in the US becoming unacceptable in Europe because of stricter labeling and supplement requirements, so he may struggle to obtain what he usually buys.

They say TA-65 is excellent and does help lengthen telomeres, but suggest other approaches: organic natural foods rather than supplements, coupled with a de-stressing methodology such as meditation, which will yield more benefit.

Europe, they note, is at the forefront of health movements while the United States is focused on monetization.

Asked about the impact of ten years of TA-65 on his body, they say it was limited - it helped maintain telomere length somewhat but is no magic bullet - and that most of his rejuvenation has come from being around a child, whose life force reactivates his awareness that he too is a child in a bigger body and reawakens his own life energy.

They point out he only ever asked which products extend life, never which psychologies and belief structures he could alter to do so.

Humanity holds a belief that aging is inevitable - which it is - but also that it is rapidly inevitable, and it is the rapid part that can be changed.

Psychologies and belief structures can be shifted fairly easily to extend life, vitality and energy, but this requires a willingness to choose differently and to examine why fear defines one's existence, why one stops oneself from choosing, why one resists and holds negativity - all of which shorten lifespan far faster than diet.