Miami Beach, FL (PRWEB) November 20, 2014

To highlight a new partnership with Philip Battiade, creator of The Infusio Concept, Miami-based Dr. Michael Hall, founder of Hall Longevity Clinic, and Battiade will host a champagne & hors doeuvres reception with informational seminar and complimentary consultations to invited guests and press during Art Basel Miami Beach at the clinic on December 4th, 2014 from 6-9pm.

To RSVP for the limited availability event, please contact Ms. Yanet Pando at 305-672-4733. For press and media inquiries, contact Kathy at 310-425-9566 or email kathymarymcdevitt(at)gmail(dot)com.

For a limited time during the first week of December, patients suffering from chronic disease and illnesses, ranging from fatigue to cancer, will have the opportunity to book an exclusive, complimentary and non-invasive Global Diagnostics evaluation with Phil. Media outlets are also invited to schedule an appointment to test out the cutting-edge non-invasive diagnostic equipment.

With a combined 40 years of experience across general, integrative, and cosmetic medical practices and procedures, Hall and Battiade make the perfect team to bring the latest in longevity, holistic healing, and anti-aging techniques to the well-heeled residents of the American Riviera during one of the art worlds most prestigious and celebrated yearly events.

Philip Battiade founded Infusio in Germany in 2009. With the motto Innovation Through Integration, The Infusio Concept offers comprehensive, multi-level treatment options and symptom relief for patients suffering from cancer, lyme disease, fatigue, and a range of chronic and debilitating illnesses.

The Infusio Concept is based on Battiades Five Steps To Health:

The Infusio Concept in Beverly Hills also offers a wide range of rejuvenation and spa services, from aromatherapy to intravenous vitamin and mineral infusions.

The new venture between Dr. Hall and Philip Battiade is a natural progression in the field of integrative medicine and next generation non-invasive cosmetic procedures. Said Dr. Hall of the partnership: I believe Infusio is the future of anti-aging medicine.

Capitalizing on his internal and cosmetic medical background and his interest in the best of integrative medical practices from around the globe, Dr. Hall founded the Hall Longevity Clinic in Miami to offer patients a range of traditional and holistic treatment and healing options.

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November 18, 2014

Provided by David March, NYU Langone Medical Center / New York University School of Medicine

Research out of NYU Langone Medical Center shows low-cal regimen influences brain gene expression as female mice age

The adage you are what you eat has been around for years. Now, important new research provides another reason to be careful with your calories.

Neuroscientists at NYU Langone Medical Center have shown that calorie-reduced diets stop the normal rise and fall in activity levels of close to 900 different genes linked to aging and memory formation in the brain.

In a presentation presented at the Society for Neuroscience annual meeting in Washington, D.C., on Nov. 17, researchers said their experimental results, conducted in female mice, suggest how diets with fewer calories derived from carbohydrates likely deter some aspects of aging and chronic diseases in mammals, including humans.

Our study shows how calorie restriction practically arrests gene expression levels involved in the aging phenotype how some genes determine the behavior of mice, people, and other mammals as they get old, says senior study investigator and NYU Langone neuroscientist, Stephen D. Ginsberg, PhD. Ginsberg cautions that the study does not mean calorie restriction is the fountain of youth, but that it does add evidence for the role of diet in delaying the effects of aging and age-related disease.

While restrictive dietary regimens have been well-known for decades to prolong the lives of rodents and other mammals, their effects in humans have not been well understood. Benefits of these diets have been touted to include reduced risk of human heart disease, hypertension, and stroke, Ginsberg notes, but the widespread genetic impact on the memory and learning regions of aging brains has not before been shown. Previous studies, he notes, have only assessed the dietary impact on one or two genes at a time, but his analysis encompassed more than 10,000 genes.

Ginsberg, an associate professor at NYU Langone and its affiliated Nathan S. Kline Institute for Psychiatric Research, says the research widens the door to further study into calorie restriction and anti-aging genetics.

For the study, female mice, which like people are more prone to dementia than males, were fed food pellets that had 30 percent fewer calories than those fed to other mice. Tissue analyses of the hippocampal region, an area of the brain affected earliest in Alzheimers disease, were performed on mice in middle and late adulthood to assess any difference in gene expression over time.

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