OptiAge Level 1 and 2

OptiAge Levels 1 and 2 provide complete anti-aging support. OptiAge Level 1 provides the key nutrients needed for combating the effects of aging at the cellular level. Clinical research shows that having better vitamin D status is correlated with longer telomeres, which are a marker of biological aging.*

OptiAge Level 2 is a combination of cell-protecting and energizing ingredients important for optimal aging. PrimaVie is a Himalayan shilajit fulvic acid complex clinically shown to increase high-energy ATP levels in the body. Ubiquinol is a bioavailable reduced form of coenzyme Q10 that plays protective and energy metabolism roles in mitochondria of cells. R-alpha lipoic acid is the "Universal Antioxident" that works in virtually every tissue of the body and recycles other antioxidants.*
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OptiAge Level 1 and OptiAge Level 2 Package

OptiAge Level 1:
The four key ingredients to staying younger and healthier for longer*
 
Creams and serums may reduce your visible aging.  But to really improve your longevity and health you need four essential ingredients:
 
1. Vitamin D3: Promotes longer telomeres.  Shorter telomeres are a marker of your biological aging.  In one study, Vitamin D was shown to reduce telomere aging equivalent to five years.*
 
2. Trans-resveratrol: Activates sirtuins – your anti-aging genes. Sirtuins are associated with greater lifespans in many organisms – in some cases up to 70%.  What's more, Trans-resveratrol is clinically documented to support your cardiovascular health, have an antioxidant effect, reduce inflammation and more.*
 
3. 5-methyltetrahydrofolate: Promotes healthy DNA methylation. Studies have shown better health where there is normal DNA methylation. 5-methyltetrahydrofolate helps keep your DNA – and you – healthy.*
 
4. Green tea leaf extract: Best known for its antioxidant properties, green tea leaf extract is recognized for maintaining overall health.* 
 
OptiAge Level 1 contains these four crucial ingredients to help fight the negative effects of aging at the cellular level.  Start improving your health and longevity today!*
 
And for the most complete anti-aging support available, be sure to use OptiAge Level 1 in conjunction with OptiAge Level 2.* See below for more information.

OptiAge Level 2:
The Himalayan secret for energetic aging
 
Are you using OptiAge Level 1 to stay younger and healthier for longer?*
 
But you need more energy?
 
Caffeine and guarana may give you a quick fix.  But there's a hidden price to pay …
 
Stimulants force your adrenal glands to pump out hormonal energy.  But do nothing to replace what you've used.  And one day you will run out.
 
For thousands of years, Ayurvedic medicine has been using Shilajit – a rare organic substance from the Himalayas.  It's rich in trace minerals, humic acid and fulvic acid.
 
Shilajit boosts your energy by increasing ATP levels – there's no adrenal robbery.  What's more, it also:
  • Provide antioxidant protection for mitochondria - your body’s cellular-energy powerhouses.*
  • Improves energy and increases performance during exercise.*
And it may help prevent the fine lines, wrinkles and sagging skin associated with aging by or turning on the genes responsible for collagen synthesis.*
 
Every OptiAge Level 2 capsule contains 200mg of this natural, energy-giving substance.*  But that's not all …
 
You also get 50mg of Ubiquinol – one of the most bioavailable (usable by the body) forms of CoQ10.  Found throughout your body it's an important anti-oxidant nutrient.*  It:
  • Supports healthy blood pressure, glucose and cholesterol levels.*
  • Improves your exercise performance, recovery times and VO2 max (a mark of how fit you are).*
  • Has anti-inflammatory effects.*
And – like Shilajit – supports your mitochondrial health.  In fact, they work in synergy, with Shilajit extending CoQ10's effects.*
 
Finally, OptiAge Level 2 contains 50mg of R-Alpha-Lipoic acid.  Known as the Universal Antioxidant, Alpha-Lipoic acid is effective throughout your body.  And it helps recycle all other antioxidants.
 
 So if you're using OptiAge Level 1 to stay younger and healthier for longer … and want more energy...*
 
 … why not give OptiAge Level 2 a try?
 
If you don't agree it's worth every cent of your purchase price, we'll give you your money back – no questions asked.

OptiAge Level 1®

Serving Size: 1 Veg Capsule

Servings Per Container: 30

Directions: Adults take 1 capsule daily.

Ingredient
Amount
% DV
Vitamin D (as cholecalciferol)
50 mcg
250%
Folate [as (6S)-5-methyltetra-hydrolfolic acid, glucosamine as (Quatrefolic®^)]
667 mcg DFE
(400 mcg folic acid)
167%
*
Green tea leaf extract   (98% total polyphenols)
250 mg
*
trans-Resveratrol
40 mg
*

*Daily Value (DV) not established.

Other Ingredients: Rice flour, hypromellose, stearic acid and silica.

^Quatrefolic® is a registered Quatrefolic trademark of Gnosis SpA Italy. PSN- LY-04

GMP

OptiAge Level 2®

Serving Size: 1 Veg Capsule

Servings Per Container: 30

Directions: Adults take 1 capsule daily.

Ingredient
Amount
% DV
Shilajit fulvic acid complex (PrimaVie®†)
200 mg
*
Coenzyme Q10 (as ubiquinol)   (Kaneka Ubiquinol™^)
50 mg
*
R-alpha lipoic acid
50 mg
*

*Daily Value (DV) not established.

Other Ingredients: Hypromellose, rice flour, stearic acid and silica.

Contains: no egg, milk, peanuts tree nuts, shellfish, fish, soy, wheat, gluten, sugar, or preservatives.

†PrimaVie® is a registered trademark of Natreon, Inc. under patents 7.250,181; 6.969.612; 6,440,436; 6,558,712; 8.894.993 and other pending patents

^Q+®, Kaneka Ubiquinol™ and the quality seal™ are registered or pending trademarks of Kaneka Corp.

GMP

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