Time in a bottle?
Roots in science make antiaging products alluring, but their safety and health benefits are unproven
Beyond wrinkle creams, Botox, megavitamins and hormones, the new Holy Grail in antiaging marketing goes right to the heart of the aging process, promising to slow cellular deterioration by employing the discoveries generated by mainstream medicine. (Full article: 1213 words)
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