This video investigates TA-65, a costly longevity supplement, exposing its exaggerated health claims and the true nature of its active ingredient. The presenter reveals that the main component can be purchased at a significantly lower price from other sources. The video also details the marketing strategies used and legal actions taken against the company.
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Company and License: TA-65 is sold by TS Sciences under a license from the Geron Corporation.
Fillers and Flow Agents: The TA-65 capsules contain microcrystalline cellulose, hypromellose, and silica as binders, fillers, and flow agents.
Misleading Claims (FTC Lawsuit): TA Sciences made false and deceptive advertising claims for TA-65. The FTC also charged that TA Sciences deceptively represented that consumers in its ads were independent users expressing impartial opinions, when in fact they received free bottles of TA-65 in exchange for their endorsements. The FTC's customer notification letter outlines misleading claims that TA-65 was proven to reverse aging, prevent or reduce cancer risk, increase energy and endurance, and provide other unsubstantiated health benefits.
Human Study Findings and Funding: The Barcelona study (2016) found that those taking one capsule of TA-65 daily experienced increased telomere length, while the placebo group experienced a decrease. Those taking four capsules daily showed no statistically significant changes. This study was funded by TA Sciences, and the researchers were either employed by or consulted for TA Sciences.