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Advances in anti-aging science are changing the experience of how we age. Deteriorating physical and mental function may one day be a thing of the past.<\/h5>\n
A common perception among many is that the aches and pains that come with aging are an inescapable part of getting older and that we have to just accept them.<\/p>\n
Dr Stephen Chan disagrees. \u201cThe most widespread misconception about getting older is that we can’t do anything about it, and that simply isn’t true. There’s a lot we can do, and we just have to understand the process of ageing,\u201d he says.<\/p>\n
Dr. Chan is part of the team of a Hong Kong-based clinic that offers cutting-edge medical treatments for \u201canti-aging\u201d and \u201chealth optimisation\u201d. Many people notice a change in their health around their mid to late thirties, They feel tired easily, can\u2019t sleep well or put on a few pounds\u00a0 Or they may lose interest in their partners, or become moody and irritable.<\/p>\n
The signs can be quite subtle, and some people will learn to compensate by eating better or exercising more. \u201cWhen that isn\u2019t enough that\u2019s when they come to us\u201d Dr Chan says \u201cand we help them find lasting answers\u201d.\u00a0 This may be a series of non-invasive tests on blood, saliva, stool or urine, which help to build an accurate picture of deficiencies or imbalances within the body.\u00a0 A personalised program can then be given to repair the body and redress the deficiencies.<\/p>\n
Indeed, \u201cRepairing\u201d the body and \u201cReducing\u201d further damage are central tenements of Life Clinic philosophy.<\/p>\n