September 8, 2004

Extreme Longevity More Possible Now Than Ever Before
Leading Anti-Aging Expert Dr. Terry Grossman Explains How...



Denver, Colorado – In just 50 years, we’ve seen the average human life span increase dramatically from 67 to the current average of 82 – and it’s no longer that rare to hear that someone is turning 100.

New advances in technology and medicine will make what is known as “extreme longevity” commonplace, according to a leading expert on anti-aging and life extension therapies, Terry Grossman, M.D.

He is the co-author of the new book, Fantastic Voyage: The Science Behind Radical Life Extension, which will be published by Rodale this fall. Grossman’s co-author is the world-renowned inventor and futurist Ray Kurzweil.

Fantastic Voyage is the second book written by Grossman. In 2000, he wrote the well-received The Baby Boomers' Guide to Living Forever.

“In our new book, Ray Kurzweil and I make the scientific case that immortality is within our grasp,” said Grossman. “We explain how to slow down aging and disease processes to such a degree that you can remain in good health until the more radical life extending and life-enhancing technologies – now in the research and testing pipeline – become available.”

Grossman is the founder and medical director of Denver’s Frontier Medical Institute. Over the course of the past nine years, he has built it into one of the largest centers of longevity medicine in the country. Grossman has developed numerous protocols for measuring and modifying biological age and promoting longevity.

He places an emphasis on intravenous vitamin and nutritional therapies, as well as other anti-aging therapies. He also utilizes bio-identical hormone replacement therapy where indicated. An assistant professor of family practice at the University of Colorado School of Medicine, Grossman is currently working on a number of research projects relating to novel treatments for diseases, ranging from age-related macular degeneration of the eye to coronary heart disease.

In addition to his two books, Grossman has written numerous articles for health-related magazines. He has been featured as the keynote speaker at the First International Congress of Anti-Aging Medicine (Tokyo Japan), Solal Technologies Anti-Aging Congress (Johannesburg South Africa), the Japanese Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (Tokyo) and the Samsung Cheil Hospital Symposium on Anti-Aging Medicine (Seoul, South Korea).

Call (303) 233-4247 or toll-free (877) 548-4387, to schedule an appointment or for more information.