• 提供强效抗氧化保护
• 支援健康免疫功能
• 有助维持心血管健康
• 或有助稳定胆固醇*
• 促进健康的消化系统
• 支援肝脏健康
• 促进皮肤健康
• 促进眼睛及视力健康
• 促进认知健康

*此产品没有根据《药剂业及毒药条例》或《中医药条例》注册。对其所作的陈述均未经此类登记程序的评估。本产品无意用于诊断、治疗或预防任何疾病。

不含麸质 — 本产品不含可检测出之麸质

不含可检测出之基改成分(GMO) — 本产品不含可检测出之基因改造生物成分

* 美国食品药物管理局（FDA）将含有少于20PPM麸质的制成产品列为不含麸质

维生素A（β-胡萝卜素）
维生素A为顶级抗老化微量营养素，凭借其强大功效与维生素C、E及矿物质硒共同维持健康。多年研究表明，β-胡萝卜素对于维持整体健康有重要作用。β-胡萝卜素作为维生素A的前驱物，也被称为维生素A原。当身体需要维持健康肌肤、视力及免疫系统时，β-胡萝卜素可被身体转换成维生素A 。

维生素C
维生素C又称抗坏血酸，有助支援及维持皮肤内的健康胶原蛋白、身体正常自愈力、健康的牙齿与骨骼及免疫系统。维生素C是众所周知的强效抗氧化物。就如切开的苹果与空气接触后迅速变成咖啡色一样，身体细胞暴露在空气下一样会受到氧化的影响。氧化会导致肌肤及其他所有器官和组织的老化。维生素C，作为自由基的对抗者，帮助身体长久保持年轻。

维生素E
维生素E支援呼吸系统，同时促进免疫系统健康。正常老化过程中，氧气会破坏身体的组织，维生素E可帮助身体抵御氧化的伤害。维生素E中和自由基。自由基是不稳定的分子，会破坏身体健康的分子，抢夺其电子以取得自身平衡。当体内有充足的维生素E，不稳定的自由基会由维生素E中获得电子，而不会伤害健康的分子，因此促进组织健康。

硒
硒是长寿健康的食疗中最重要的微量营养素之一，也常被抗老化专家列为具有抗老化功效的抗氧化物之一。硒与另一种强效抗氧化物维生素E可协效运作，即两者可互相促进，提高对方的功效。硒更可促进身体主要的抗氧化物 — 谷胱甘肽过氧化物酵素的产生。硒是重要的微量矿物质，与维生素E密切合作，提供身体防御自由基的抗氧化防护。硒可透过两种途径来保护身体免收自由基的侵害：它既可与蛋白质结合，产生重要抗氧化酵素硒蛋白；又可支援身体产生天然的抗氧化物 — 谷胱甘肽。

山桑子
山桑子作为抗氧化物的主要作用在于与维生素E产生强大的协效运作。一般的情况下，它能支援微血管的正常阻力并促进其不渗透的本质。山桑子花青素也支援重要酵素于视网膜细胞的代谢与功能中的运作。山桑子同时支援健康心脏，并促进正常血小板活动。

绿茶萃取物
绿茶萃取物是促进健康的抗氧化物。绿茶萃取物富含多酚，可促进健康。

银杏叶
银杏叶帮助支援记忆力、大脑功能、情绪、大脑及周边血液循环、氧含量及血流量。

奶蓟草
奶蓟草用于促进肝脏健康。它包含数种已知最强效的保护肝脏物质。奶蓟草可发挥其抗氧化能力，保护肝脏抵御自由基的侵袭，亦可支援肝脏新细胞的正常生成。

自由基如何形成？
通常分子中的键不会断裂，使其含有未成对的电子。然而，当较弱的键断裂后，便会形成自由基。自由基具有高度不稳定性，极易与其他复合物迅速反应，夺取所需的电子来恢复稳定状态。一般来说，自由基会攻击最接近自己的稳定分子，盗取它的电子。当受攻击的分子失去它的电子，它就会变成自由基，从而产生连锁效应。　 这种连锁效应一旦开始，便会愈演愈烈，最终导致细胞受破坏。

一些自由基会在新陈代谢中正常产生。有时候，身体的免疫系统细胞会有目的地制造自由基，以中和体内的病毒和细菌。然而，环境因素如污染、幅射、吸烟、除草剂亦会产生自由基。

身体多数时间可以应对自由基，但如果没有抗氧化物，或当自由基的数量过多，就会产生氧化作用。更重要的是，自由基引起的氧化作用会随年龄增长而累积。

抗氧化物如何对抗自由基？
维生素C及E被认为能保护身体，抵抗由自由基带来的负面影响。抗氧化物透过提供本身的电子来中和自由基，从而终止自由基盗取电子的行动。抗氧化营养素自身并不会因贡献出电子而变成自由基，因为它们在这两种形态下均能保持稳定。它们充当自由基清除剂，帮助中和自由基。

维生素E是体内最丰富的脂溶性抗氧化物之一。维生素E是可中断连结的最有效的抗氧化物之一，它是抵挡氧化及脂质过氧化（产生含氧量比平时更高的不稳定分子）的主要防线。

维生素C是体内最丰富的水溶性抗氧化物之一。它的主要作用见于细胞液中。维生素C用于对抗因污染及吸烟而产生的自由基特别有效。它也能帮助维生素E重回活跃的状态。

哪些食物含有抗氧化物？
蔬果含有最丰富的抗氧化物。问题在于处理蔬果的过程中，大多数的抗氧化物会被移除。因此，即使进食大量蔬果也不能确保您摄取足够的抗氧化物。然而，这是一个好的开端。

什么是最佳的抗氧化物？
对抗自由基的最佳方法是集合各种抗氧化物。没有任何一种抗氧化物特别有效，各种抗氧化物须互相配合以发挥功效。食用含多种抗氧化物的营养补充品后，您会发现整体的功效大于其部分的总和。

Timeless Prescription常青抗衰老配方安全吗？
Timeless Prescription常青抗衰老配方安全，不含有害物质。本产品在美国制造，并于经美国食品及药物管理局检测的设备生产，符合良好生产规范。顾客对本产品的品质和安全可绝对有信心。

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