THE NOBEL PRIZE FOR MEDICINE MONTAGNIER: UP TO 100 YEARS WITH ANTIOXIDANTS
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Luc Montagnier, born in 1932, is a physician, biologist and French virologist. President of the World Foundation for AIDS Research and Prevention, in 1983 he discovered the HIV virus and won the Nobel Prize for Medicine 2008.
The key word Montagnier has always been prevention. ("Science will heal us. Winning the battle of life with prevention" is the title of one of his well-known publication).
After the discovery of the AIDS virus, he analyzes the epidemiological risks arising from minor illnesses related to aging. Studies the process of oxidation, due to the atoms in possession of a mobile electron around them, confirming that oxidative stress becomes intolerable for the organism when free radicals are in excess.
Because of this, Luc Montagnier decided to devote their time and studies in search of antioxidants.
In a recent interview, Luc Montagnier, supports the possibility to extend the length and quality of human life to 100 years. Results obtained through the application of good simple rules, including taking antioxidant supplements.
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