Nothing is more certain than the fact we are all aging even as you read this line. The best health prevention is not targeting disease by disease but rather how to slow down the ageing process
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Slow down aging naturally
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Sebastian Liew, ND, MHS, MNHAA
Medical Herbalist, Doctor of Naturopathy
University of New England
廖偉棠 ,
ND 、 MNHAA 、 MHS (新英格蘭大學)
自然療法醫師,臨床草藥醫師(澳大利亞注冊)
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If the only prayer you ever said in your
entire life is thank you, it will be enough
Meister Eckhart (1260-1328), German mystic
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Naturopathic Phytotherapy (Medical Herbalism)
• Integrating scientific data and methodology with
traditional herbal practice
• Tailoring treatment to individual treatment
• Treating the cause of health issues as well as symptoms
• Utilizing physiological enhancement more than
competition
• Prescribing pharmaceutical grade & dose herbal
products
Associate Professor Kerry Bone,
University of New England (Aus.)
5. “As targeting diseases has
helped people live longer, they
are spending more years being
sick with multiple disorders
related to aging, and that’s
expensive.”
Fontana, L. Kennedy BK, Longo V. Treat ageing: prepare
for human testing. Nature, 511 (7510), p.405-406. July
24, 2014. Retrieved from
https://source.wustl.edu/2014/07/strategy-proposed-
for-preventing-diseases-of-aging/
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6. Economic incentives in biomedical research and health
care reward treating diseases more than promoting good
health…
The combination of an aging population with an increased
burden of chronic diseases and the epidemic of obesity and
type 2 diabetes could soon make healthy care unaffordable
for all but the richest people…
Fontana, L. Kennedy BK, Longo V. Treat ageing: prepare for human testing. Nature, 511 (7510), p.
405-406. July 24, 2014. Retrieved from https://source.wustl.edu/2014/07/strategy-proposed-for-
preventing-diseases-of-aging
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‘Finding a way to slow the
biological processes of aging
will do more to extend the
period of healthy life in
humans than attacking
individual diseases alone’
Public Policy & Aging Report (PP&AR, 2013 fall), titled
"The Longevity Dividend: Geroscience Meets Geropolitics."
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Liew
Top scientists at USC, Harvard
University, Columbia University, the
University of Illinois at Chicago and
other institutions revealed that-
delay aging and the infirmities of
old age would have better
population health and economic
returns than advances in
individual fatal diseases such as
cancer or heart disease.
Reference: D. P. Goldman, D. Cutler, J. W. Rowe, P.-C. Michaud, J. Sullivan, D.
Peneva, S. J. Olshansky. Substantial Health And Economic Returns From
Delayed Aging May Warrant A New Focus For Medical Research. Health
Affairs, 2013; 32 (10): 1698 DOI:10.1377/hlthaff.2013.0052
9. …The results of our study indicate that repeated
prophylactic administration of this growth factor
can help to maintain the macrophage
compartment in the elderly and the fitness of the
immune system…
Goldmann et al. Age-related susceptibility to Streptococcus pyogenes infection in mice:
underlying immune dysfunction and strategy to enhance immunity. The Journal of
Pathology, 2009; DOI: 10.1002/path.2664. Retrieved from
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/01/100126101415.htm
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10. …In addition to promoting a healthy diet and
regular exercise, these strategies include slowing
the metabolic and molecular causes of human
aging, such as the incremental accumulation of
cellular damage that occurs over time….
Fontana, L. Kennedy BK, Longo V. Treat ageing: prepare for human testing. Nature,
vol. 511 (7510), pp. 405-406. July 24, 2014. Retrieved from
https://source.wustl.edu/2014/07/strategy-proposed-for-preventing-diseases-of-aging
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Liew
Atherogenesis begins
injury to the
endothelial cells of
arteries.
Parkinson, C.F. (2004).
Understanding pathophysiology.
St Louis, MI: Mosby
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The chronic
inflammatory states
associated with
infection and irritation
may lead to
environments that
foster genomic lesions
and tumour initiation.
Nahoum, S.R. (2006). Why Cancer and
Inflammation? Yale Journal Of Biology and
Medicine, 79 (2006), p.123-130. Retrieved from
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P
MC1994795/
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Liew
Many studies have shown
that resilience has a greater
impact on longevity and
health than short-term
negative stressors (Davis,
2009
Davis, M. C. (2009). Building Emotional
Resilience to Promote Health. American
Journal of Lifestyle Medicine, 3(1), 60S-
63S. DOI: 10.1177/1559827609335152.
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Liew
A true solution
is not palliation
but
regeneration
19. The secret to success is
the unceasing nurturing of
the body and soul with the
right diet, herbs, and the
four doctors mentioned
earlier, along with
emotional and spiritual
well-being – i.e. the Seven
Sacred Letters of
Wellness™
Excerpt from Leaf to Life
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Many people died
while the herbs
which could have
saved their life
grow on their
graves
Father Sebastian Kneipp (1824-
1897)
Dominican monk, Father of
Hydrotherapy, German
naturopathy pioneer
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Liew
“A review of 77 systematic reviews published
between 2001 and 2003 suggested that there is now
evidence of the benefits of naturopathy and
Western herbal medicine for almost every body
system and all major illnesses. It can be concluded
that the ‘tools of the trade’ of naturopathy and
Western herbal medicine can be effective and that
the practice of naturopathy and Western herbal
medicine is therefore potentially effective” ((Lin et
al., 2006, p.5).
Victoria Department of Health (Australia), La Trobe University
Reference: Lin, V., Bensoussan, A., Myers, S.P., McCabe, P., Cohen, M., Hill, S., Howse, G. (2006). The
Practice and Regulatory Requirements of Naturopathy and Western Medicine. Bundoora, Victoria: School
of Public Health, La Trobe University.
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‘Spelt is the best grain, warming, lubricating and of
high nutritional value. It is better tolerated by the
body than any other grains. Spelt provides its
consumer with good flesh and good blood and
confers a cheerful disposition. It provides a happy
mind and a joyful spirit. No matter how you eat
spelt, either as bread or in other foods, it is good
and easy to digest’
Saint Hildegard of Bingen, (1098-1179)
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Liew
Amala extract improves endothelial function in patients
with type 2 diabetes: A randomized, double blind,
controlled study.
Amala extract may be a good
therapeutic alternative to statins in
diabetic patients with endothelial
dysfunction because it has the
beneficial effects of statins but without
the well known adverse effects of these
agents.
Usharani, P, Fatima N., Muralidhar, N. (2013). Effects of
Phyllanthus emblica extract on endothelial dysfunction
and biomarkers of oxidative stress in patients with type
2 diabetes mellitus: A randomized, double blind,
controlled study. Diabetes Metabolic Syndrome and
Obesity, 6, 275-284.
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Two 12-month placebo
controlled clinical
trials shows gotu kola
(Centella asiatica)
stablises echolucent
low density carotid
and femoral artery
plaque.
Incandela, L. et al. (2001). Modification of the
echogenicity of femoral plaques after treatment with
total triterpenic fraction of Centella asiatica: a
prospective, randomized, placebo-controlled trial.
Angiology, 52 Suppl, 2, 69-72.