Posted by Phillip Richards

Restricting calorie intake is good for your body in more than one way–in more than two ways! Not only will your body’s absorption of fewer calories help you lose weight and fat, it has also been found to increase longevity and prevent or even reverse the symptoms of Alzheimer’s Disease.

The Calorie Restriction Diet is premised on numerous scientific studies that have demonstrated that life in all types of organisms from mammals to fungi can be extended and more healthful through cutting daily caloric intake by 25% - 40% and sustaining weight levels at 10% - 25% lower than the average weight for your specific height and age.

Recent studies have also shown that calorie restriction may prevent Alzheimer’s Disease by triggering activity in the brain associated with longevity. One such study was conducted by the Mount Sinai School of Medicine (”Neuronal SIRT1 Activation as a Novel Mechanism Underlying the Prevention of Alzheimer Disease Amyloid Neuropathology by Calorie Restriction,” J. Biol. Chem., Vol. 281, Issue 31, 21745-21754, August 4, 2006).

Alzheimer’s Disease afflicts about 4.5 million Americans and that number has doubled in only 27 years. The Mount Sinai study shows that caloric intake restriction prevents the plaque build-up in the brain caused by beta-amyloid peptides which are present at abnormally higher levels in people with Alzheimer’s Disease. The Mount Sinai School of Medicine study’s results demonstrate that these dangerously elevated levels of beta-amyloid peptides in the brain can be reduced by subjecting the body to caloric restriction. High caloric intake, on the other hand, increases levels of these beta-amyloid peptides.

The new weight loss pill, Akavar 20/50, restricts your caloric intake to below your normal daily consumption, and in the process, pulls in excess fat from the bulging parts of your body. The Akavar diet pill has a three-fold beneficial effect on your body through calorie restriction: trimming away unwanted fat, extending the length and quality of your life, and also preventing disease such as Alzheimer’s.

by Macy L.