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Well, this is quite the heated discussion. 60 Minutes recently did an interesting segment that covered both the topics of resveratrol (the primary focus), and calorie restriction: http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/01/25/60minutes/main4752082_page4.shtml. I do believe calorie restriction has been proven to have a positive impact on health and lifespan. According the the researchers in this segment, the focus is more on improving health than necessarily on reversing aging. So, with something like resveratrol, a 90 year-old might be as healthy and active as a 60 year-old not taking resveratrol. I think this is the primary focus of the research at this point, which makes sense. I definitely believe a healthy lifestyle along with some resveratrol can go a long way. Pomology makes a great Anti-Aging product containing resveratrol, along with several other antioxidants as well.

It's not really cleansing the system to totally flush the yeast out completely. I think the point of a cleanse is just to restore a healthy balance of yeast in the system. There's one product called Whole Body Yeast Balance, and if you check out the link, there is some info provided about what it does. After doing a cleanse like that, it's a good idea to be taking a probiotic on a regular basis, because it helps keep your body regulated (there's actually a probiotic included in the kit as well, but it's a good idea to continue with it after you're done with everything in the kit).