Undersea Discovery Could Extend Your Life By Decades

These days humans are living longer than ever. Our ancestors often died from illnesses such as polio, rubella, cholera and tuberculosis. Today all of these are rare and, if contracted by an individual, easily curable.

Many modern deaths are not caused by viruses or bacteria, but instead the effects of human lifestyle choices. Chillingly referred to in medical circles as ‘the silent killer’, one of the most prolific of these is high blood pressure – which often leads to illnesses that cut short a person’s life by 10, 20 or even 30 years.

According to the CDC (Centers For Disease Control and Prevention) “69% of people who have a first heart attack, 77% of people who have a first stroke, and 74% of people with chronic heart failure have high blood pressure.” More alarming is the fact the CDC estimates that “1 in every 3 American adults” suffers with high blood pressure, and those above the age of 35 are at greater risk.

The problem is, lowering one’s blood pressure to safe levels often requires big lifestyle changes – changes that can be very difficult to make and sustain. This can include dramatically altering one’s diet, implementing regular exercise routines and reducing the amount of alcohol, coffee and cigarettes consumed. And while doctors generally agree that sensible changes to one’s lifestyle can make a huge difference, many people try to make changes too late in life after the damage has already been done.

Fortunately, similar to thousands of other conditions science has found a solution for over the centuries such as asthma (steroids), infections (penicillin) and malaria (quinine), a recent breakthrough means science may have provided the answer yet again. This time, for high blood pressure.

Scientists are claiming they have isolated a unique ingredient in a rare form of seaweed discovered by local fishermen off the coast of South Korea. According to their research this ingredient offers a wide range of health benefits – including the ability to restore blood pressure to normal levels.

Renowned biochemist, Dr. Haengwoo Lee, is heading up a huge fifteen year multi-million dollar project dedicated to exploring the properties of the ingredient, Seanol.

Dr. Lee explains “Seanol works at the cellular level slowing down the main causes of aging and disease. This anti-aging product prevents the cells from starving by supplying micro-nutrients. It also removes the toxins and frees radicals in the body that have been accumulating for many years.”

The company behind his research, Marine Essentials, have produced a short video presentation explaining how the public can gain access to a safe supply of this ingredient in the form of a supplement called Marine D3.