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(EMAILWIRE.COM, January 13, 2011 ) Los Angeles, CA - FutureHealth.Co is comprised of advocates of breakthrough science mixed with a majority of professional athletes looking for a legal and safe competitive edge for pro competition, combating anti-aging, and looking at the use of technology.
(Emailwire.com 1/13/2011) It might surprise many people that the anti-aging advocates are not always the older population but rather the opposite side of the spectrum. In this case study, we look at the owners of the newest website credited to tackling our future health issues.
International Journalism Review Review (IJR) looks at anti-aging, technology, and new sciences all of which could be part of the solution to the future health of our world.
For example, as Asia’s population rapidly ages reforming healthcare is becoming more pressing in order to balance quality of care, access and affordability. China, Singapore, Australia, the United Kingdom have all announced major initiatives to tackle the escalating cost of healthcare by leveraging IT – and Electronic Health Records (EHR) have become major programs of global significance. The Asian advocates bring together healthcare practitioners from around Southeast Asia to discuss different models for the future delivery of healthcare in the region.
The speakers at Future Health, all experts in their respective fields, share their approaches to delivering remote access to clinicians; mapping and reengineering hospital workflows into computerized clinical information systems; using mobile devices to empower doctors and nurses; giving patients more autonomy in the management of their health records; creating a unified syntax to enable information interoperability.
Anti-aging is one of the most popular targeted segments for marketing experts these days as the baby boomers set in for their golden years but want to stay as young as they can. There are anti-aging diets, products, supplements, treatments, and the list goes on. However, IJR recognizes these paths for exploration, we find it necessary to look at the scientifically back research being presented by www.futurehealth.co and its endorsed products.
Technology has helped in other forms other then delivery, it has streamlined science to be applied quicker and alternative solutions to be presented more efficiently as well. IJR looked at an example of a product that seemed to fit our model of anti-aging, science, and of course technology. We found that Future Health had a product it endorsed called Evolv.
IJR felt comfortable with the more than 15 years of scientific research and development that has been invested in the proprietary, all natural Archaea Active™ formula. Interesting enough it was originally developed by three men for the bioremediation industry (for cleanup of environmental conditions), this formula was refined for human consumption using only high quality, natural, FDA-approved ingredients from the GRAS list (Generally Regarded As Safe): Extracts of Alfalfa Stems and Leaves, Milk Whey Protein, and 8 carefully chosen enzymes. The Archaea Active™ formula has had a tremendous impact on so many lives already, and those who have taken it for many years report a variety of positive effects, from better sleep habits, improved skin and “glow,” to better energy levels.
In the laboratory, Archaea Active™ has undergone rigorous testing and been scientifically shown to support both a healthy inflammatory response in the body and optimal oxygen utilization of the blood at the cellular level, assisting with increased stamina, energy and endurance. In vitro testing was conducted at FutureCeuticals®, which has, in an unprecedented move by the company, officially endorsed the formula for its demonstrated ex vivo bioactivity.
According to the pro athletes involved with FutureHealth.co the Archaea Active™ formula may also help: enhance the absorption of vitamins, minerals, amino acids, proteins and other important nutrients, speed fatigue recovery, maintain healthy circulation, and support a healthy immune system. Although case studies concur with the athletes claims, IJR advises consumers to do their own research and testing as this product has not been approved by the FDA and as with any other product that doesn't go through the multimillion dollar process of getting FDA approved, it is not intended to treat, diagnose, or cure any disease or medical condition.
Vince Nettles
International Journalism Review / Senior Journalist
InternationalJournalismReview@Gmail.com
International Journalism Review
Vince Nettles, senior journalist
8058077201
InternationalJournalismReview@Gmail.com 
Source: EmailWire.com
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