Short portion of my book

ANTI-AGING TECHNOLOGY

“A FEEL GOOD FACE-LIFT, BODY CONTOUR & WEIGHT LOSS PROGRAM WITHOUT THE RISK OF DYING!”

By entrepreneur and medical researcher, David Tippie

About The Author

“Every time you change something in the body, it affects everything else.”

David Tippie

David Tippie is a medical researcher that has studied the lymphatic system, natural supplementation, structure, health requirements and elastic properties of the skin, at the physiological level for over fifteen years prior to opening the research and development center in 2001.

Tippie’s holistic and unique approach to research and development projects began with their study of growth hormone and the flow of the lymphatic system and blood within the body. His data progressed to reflect what happens during the renewal process in the body, such as when tissue is gently stretched and pulled to stimulate fibroblasts where collagen and elastin forms to rejuvenate skin.

At the research and development center, called the Anti-Aging Clinic; one of many projects was, he began topically applying a copper-based product to the skin to assist his unique treatments for the face. The copper is identical to a copper produced by the body naturally and is the body’s signal to repair itself. Studies have shown that the body slowly depletes its store of cooper during the aging process.

Anti-Aging guru David Tippie has developed Anti-Aging techniques that have been featured on various television news shows, including NBC’s South Florida Today Show. Tippie’s Anti-Aging methods have also been described in various publications such as ”IN” Magazine, “Woman’s World”, “Looking Good Magazine”,” Gold Coast Magazine” and various newspapers. The PhD, Dr. Loren Pickart, has featured Tippie and his techniques, in a book titled “Reverse Skin Aging”.

Anti-Aging technology helps to reverse as well as prevent the aging process from accelerating, using a holistic approach to achieve and maintain good health and beauty, naturally. The complete Anti-Aging program requires no cutting, no harmful side effects from drugs, no painful recovery time or risk of infection, and no drug regimens that can contraindicate medicines you are currently taking.

Anti-Aging technology works. It is safe, and cost-effective, and its procedures are relaxing.

Here is the fundamental difference in ideologies between the Wellness or Anti-Aging Industry, Tippie refers to as the “WI” and the Sickness or Pharmacological industry, he refers to as the “SI”, of which many medical practitioners and plastic surgeons are a part of. The Sickness Industry is reactive to disease and aging, while the Wellness or Anti-Aging Industry takes a proactive and preventative approach.

In order to lay the groundwork for the Wellness Industry, we must first understand why the Sickness Industry, despite its efficiency in handling chronic care and accident patients, does not work effectively enough to treat the patient as a whole individual. Ironically, one death from the safe, affordable ways of the Wellness Industry would make front-page news while the Sickness Industry accidentally kills people everyday through medical incompetence.

Doctors attempt to cure instead of prevent disease. Today, they are under pressure from the managed-care system, and are under the influence of the pharmaceutical companies to prescribe drugs.

LEARNING FROM THE ANCIENTS

Imhotep, the “God of Medicine” was an Egyptian healer who lived during the Third Dynasty at the court of King Zoser. His herbal potions and practices were used from about 2850 B.C. to 525 B.C. to effectively diagnose and treat over 200 diseases. He was a legendary figure however it was Hippocrates who came 2000 years after him, who became known as the “Father of Medicine”.

Hippocrates recommended that physicians record their findings and their medicinal methods in newly formulated products, so that these records may be passed down and employed by other physicians. Something happened along the pathway from these teachings; the doctors gave way to others to provide methods and potions for them. These persons became known as pharmacologists. Along with that came big money and the birth of “Big Pharma”.

My book presents a guide outlining what I describe as a "holistic approach to research," mainly stemming from our work at the Anti-Aging Clinic. As the title suggests, I emphasize the physical and emotional factors often associated with a decision to undergo a certain kind of surgery. Throughout the text, I use a generally straightforward approach, integrating information and ideas in an effort to create a thorough yet accessible overview.

I begin by asserting, "The complete program requires no cutting, no harmful side effects from drugs, no painful recovery time and no drug regimens that can contraindicate medicines you may currently be taking." The system essentially involves "Using Modern Technology to Stimulate Nature," and being deemed a qualified candidate: takes into account overall physicality. Following a discussion of "stress" in terms of economics and prevention, I go on in chapter three to consider how, in my view, "the Sickness Industry, despite its efficiency in handling chronic care and accident patients, does not work effectively enough to treat the patient as a whole individual." Taking a measure of control might mean putting chief complaints and symptoms in writing before visiting the doctor, including facts that will update past medical and family history, lifestyle changes, and goals." In chapters five and six, I explore the likely difference between the way the sexes age or approach the idea.

The concluding sections of my book address issues relating to nutrition, vitamin intake, and the basics of skincare. Among my closing comment I express, the aim of our complete health and beauty program is to create a healthy lymphatic state to support the body beautiful inside out.

Overall my offering is designed to participate in a special field of inquiry as well as to enlighten and provoke thought for the reader who might express and interest in a related topic as well as to offer distributorships of proprietary technique and product.

20's, 30's, 40's, 50's, 60's, 70's and beyond; Good Health and Beauty at any age is cheap when started early:

When we are young we don't pay much attention to the things that are not obvious in the mirror; funny how the mirror guides and alters almost every person's life and their choices; especially a woman.

For example when they are young and smooth skinned and strong boned, they don't give any thought to laying in the sun and the damage they are causing to their future skin.

They never give thought to taking calcium or any other supplement for that matter, to insure their bones and body remain healthy. In fact, the best education that could be provided to the young, would be to convince them that protecting their skin from the sun, would help them to remain blemish and wrinkle free when they age because light from the sun speeds up the aging process.

Also, since producing evidences that good nutrition plus supplements equal strong bones and good health this would be equally important education for them. Calcium supplements should be taken on a daily basis as we get older and become extremely important the older we get, to help prevent bone diseases like osteoporosis.

When the young reach that realization by themselves from looking in the mirror, somewhere about age 30, it is normally too late for age prevention it is now rejuvenation.

When they see the first wrinkle or blemish in that mirror then the realization hits them. When this reflection does hit them they still only have the aesthetic mindset and begin searching only for the anti-wrinkle regimens.

Up to that point they were happy with over the counter skincare because they did not educate themselves to be wiser. But now they know something more professional is what they should have been involved with.

Health is on the radar screen now but nothing has happened to make them think they need to be concerned with that just yet. They don't realize yet that in order to have and maintain beauty, you must first have good health.

At about 40, when several physical testing phases have been completed in their lives and something showed up as being potentially harmful to them, or even to one of their friends, the Health blimp on their radar screen becomes more prominent.

They begin to pay attention to preventative supplementation and research more of what their friends have told them in the past about taking care of their body inside, since it is the only one they will ever have.

Verifiable vitamins and supplements come to the scene and more types of health biomarker measurements are sought. They begin to review which of their friends has had plastic surgery and how successful they were and how they handled the risks and the pain.

Only to those who educated themselves and are now about 50, supplementation is a religion and a good health regimen is what interests them the most.

About this time they recognize stress as being the number one killer and it is something they must find ways to treat.

Some locate treatments for stress such as quantum physics and find it has a success rate. Still others find out that balancing hormones with bioidentical replacement hormone therapy should be the first step and is the key to the road back to good health.

If their finances are not where they hoped they would be, they consider a mortgage on the house for plastic surgery. But in the interim, they have listened to some of their friends about non-invasive methods, that were having great success like those at the Anti-Aging Clinic and now mortgaging the house may not be necessary.

They curse themselves under their breath for not beginning earlier to take better care of their skin and bodies, especially when they see some of their friends, their on age.

The road which they chose leaves them taking pharmaceuticals, pill after pill for any number of ailments and the pills have not been around long enough to know what all the side effects will be, from taking them.

At about 60, they are noticeably frantic about health if they have not started before now.

They were part of that group that kept their attention focused on a doctor and his prescribed medications for all of their lives and don't see themselves as being better off for those choices.

Now that they are 60 they wish they had taken that different pathway years earlier, like some of their friends did, who are in the peak of health in their 60's; because they got serious about natural health and becoming a proactive preventative person that researched their choices in their 30's and 40's and 50's.

At 70, those who did not take health into their own hands at earlier ages are in walkers and still others are in rest homes or worse, under a gravestone.

But those who are in their 70's and who placed health at the forefront of their lives are still enjoying bicycling, hiking and taking vacations to fare away places and still looking forward to what the future holds.