Gerhard Freund

The natural anti-ageing remedy NADH makes you both feel and look younger. NADH (also called Co-Enzyme 1) extends the lifetime of our cells and can also prevent deficiencies and illness in the body. NADH is the only substance which, as of yet, has been scientifically proven to raise the level of energy in our cells. More energy in the cells = longer cell lifetime = look younger into old age. It is hardly surprising, therefore, that an increasing number of doctors, alternative practitioners and beauticians recommend NADH, which has been one of the best-selling anti-ageing remedies in the United States for quite a while now. As Dr. Freund says, "Investing money in NADH is like a health insurance, which could well lead us to never require extensive, medical treatment". NADH can help, amongst others, against these age-related health issues: - Regulation of blood pressure and cholesterol level - Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease - Decreasing mental capabilities, forgetfulness - Menopause problems - Ageing processes (NADH is an anti-ageing enzyme) and many more. Read this book to find out more about the nutritive substance NADH, how it was discovered, and how it can help to fight disease and premature ageing.

The sun kept rising even when the author appeared at the end of his rope. Along the way he met several kind strangers who helped him survive and succeed. A boy grows up with the ideology of the Hitler Youth and the opposing moral values of his parents. At age 16 he operates an antiaircraft cannon, then survives the horrors of the Russian front and ends up in a POW camp. In the post-war depression he works his way through premedical school as an embalmer. A few weeks after graduation from medical school he emigrates to Canada on a small freighter with 10 dollars in his pocket. Against many odds he succeeds in an unconventional medical career in three different countries.

The sun kept rising even when the author appeared at the end of his rope. Along the way he met several kind strangers who helped him survive and succeed. A boy grows up with the ideology of the Hitler Youth and the opposing moral values of his parents. At age 16 he operates an antiaircraft cannon, then survives the horrors of the Russian front and ends up in a POW camp. In the post-war depression he works his way through premedical school as an embalmer. A few weeks after graduation from medical school he emigrates to Canada on a small freighter with 10 dollars in his pocket. Against many odds he succeeds in an unconventional medical career in three different countries.