We have a new arrival at the office… well, OK, our marketing analyst E.T. just had a baby boy, but that’s not what I’m talking about.
I’m talking about the telomere testing kits we just got in here at the clinic.
I’m going to be the first volunteer to get tested. These kits are new because not only can they test for average telomere length, but the test can also test for the number of critically short telomeres. That’s a big advancement over the previous test.
I recommend that everyone who is taking my new telomere maintenance supplement Chalice take this test, and we’ll be offering it for sale very soon.
It’s an exciting new phase we’re going into here at the clinic as we start to build the anti-aging protocols for my new anti-aging institute..
We’re expanding our clinical trials, and this type of telomere testing will now go on indefinitely as we research how young we can get your body to act.
The way we’ll track it is with our new Age Quotient, which is what I’ve been measuring in all my patients who have been on my telomere maintenance protocol.
The AQ is much simpler than other age measurements that are out there trying to report to you how well you’re doing with all those medical acronyms and strange numbers.
With AQ, we take your chronological age divided by your biological age as measured by a test like the telomere length test, and then multiply by 100. Simple.
So if you’re 50 years old, and we measure the biological age of your telomeres with the new test at 54, then your AQ is 93. And if you improve your biological age by one year after taking Chalice, when you turn 55, your AQ will improve to 96.
With AQ, you can get better as you get older.
This is what my patients are experiencing right now.
Here’s the chart of one of my patients, M.F. He was 58 when we started the telomere protocol, and his biological age tested at 56… not too bad.
He’s now 61 and look what’s happened:
That means M.F.’s body is like that of a 44-year-old. And his Age Quotient has gone from 103 all the way up to 138! He’s almost a biological age genius.
The good news is, becoming more youthful in this way is something anyone can do, if you’re committed to the protocol. And anyone who makes the commitment and takes Chalice will be able to take the telomere test.
So we’re going to do the test on me first, and then our new physician’s assistant J.R. will take the test, too. Plus any of my employees who want to can take it and be put into the clinical trial with my patients here in South Florida. And you can follow along so stay tuned…