Dr Jean-François Bezot et Dr Claude Dalle Telomeres are the ends of the chromosomes in eukaryote cells (imagine the end of a shoelace). They are non-coding DNA for a specific piece of information, but they are involved in chromosome stability and in the tissue aging process. The telomeres are covered […]
By Dr Claude Chauchard In reality, we are talking about the new niches in medicine. Twenty years ago, nobody talked about either of these specialities. Today, two different disciplines have emerged – one that corrects cellular aging on the inside and the other which corrects the damage caused by physical […]
Our appearance, particularly our face, is closely correlated with our chronological age. Pr Jean Paul Meningaud Worrying about one’s appearance might seem futile. In fact, many intellectuals, psychologists, organ specialists, religious people and teachers consider physical hang-ups to be trivial. But, as a specialist in facial surgery, I have noticed […]
by Dr Eric Essayagh Fasting has been known and recognised for its beneficial effects on health. However, it must be done with care because without medical control it can also be dangerous for the body. This is how the Fast Mimicking Diet programme was created, to benefit from the advantages […]
By Boriana Boyer Certain toxic molecules are inevitably produced by our vital processes: breathing, assimilation and use of food, inflammation, etc. However, others come from outside the body, often through our behaviour and habits, such as smoking and drinking alcohol. Added to this are other toxins from the environment: pesticides, […]
By Doctor Céline Vauterin Céline Vauterin’s role as a pharmacist and hygienist has enabled her to understand that a patient’s nutritional and emotional state, due to its effect on their microbiota, is essential to their body’s ability to recover from a surgical or aesthetic procedure. This led her to design a […]
