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Does NEOtrition claim its supplements can slow aging or extend lifespan?

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AT A GLANCE

NEOtrition focuses on thoughtful nutritional support and does not promise slower aging or a longer lifespan.

No. NEOtrition does not promise that taking its supplements will slow aging or extend your lifespan. Our focus is careful formulation, ingredient quality, and continued research to inform product development.

When exploring healthy-aging products, choose a specific wellness goal and examine the relevant ingredients, amounts, and directions. Research can investigate many different outcomes—from nutrient levels to physical function—and those outcomes should be described clearly.

A useful next step is to ask which studies support the particular product detail or benefit you are considering. Include the product name and the exact wording of any claim you would like clarified when you contact NEOtrition support.

Supplements are one part of a wider routine. For personal concerns about aging, work with your healthcare professional on an approach that considers nutrition, activity, sleep, medical history, and any treatments you already use.

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