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Welcome to autumn and the September newsletter. September was Healthy Aging Month, and we observed by offering the Elysium community an exclusive presale for our newest product:
Vision for eye care for longevity, protection, and performance. You can learn about the science behind this breakthrough product by registering for a webinar with renowned eye expert Theodore Leng, M.D., who helped develop Vision (details are below). Also in the September newsletter, we share new stories in the media including
Format (Vogue),
Mosaic and
Basis (Who What Wear), and
Basis (The New York Post).
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We’ve got a Vision for eye longevity
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Earlier this month we offered an exclusive Vision presale to the Elysium community—many of whom requested a product to help preserve and enhance this invaluable sense, our eyesight. Nearly three years in the making,
Vision was developed with the guidance of Theodore Leng, M.D., Director of Clinical and Translational Research at the Byers Eye Institute at Stanford University School of Medicine. With Dr. Leng’s expertise as a physician and researcher, Vision was formulated to support visual performance and eye health at every stage of life.
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"There is no better formulation than Vision for eye health—leveraging 20 years of data behind the AREDS studies and the latest breakthroughs in xanthophyll research," Dr. Leng said.
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Vision officially launches to the public in October. If you missed the presale, sign up for the waitlist and we’ll notify you when it becomes available.
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Start your journey to eye longevity
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Here's what happens when you take Vision, starting at 1 week.*
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You’re invited: Vision and longevity webinar with Theodore Leng, M.D.
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You’re invited to another expert-led Elysium webinar. Join Dr. Theodore Leng for his upcoming presentation,
Optimizing your vision for daily life, peak performance, and eye longevity. Dr. Leng will discuss the profound role our eyes play in experiencing the world around us—and the challenges that come with aging. He will focus on the macula, the role of macular pigments in protecting and enhancing vision, age-related vision loss, and strategies to preserve and restore vision.
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Dr. Leng is an internationally recognized specialist and thought leader in vitreoretinal diseases and surgery and has been named one of the top 150 innovators in the field of retina. He serves as the Director of Clinical and Translational Research at the Byers Eye Institute at Stanford University, where he oversees more than 50 research programs. Dr. Leng has published more than 150 peer-reviewed manuscripts and is regularly invited to speak at universities and scientific meetings nationally and internationally. He’s also a member of Elysium’s Scientific Advisory Board, and the product advisor for
Vision.
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Dr. Leng is an internationally recognized specialist and thought leader in vitreoretinal diseases and surgery and has been named one of the top 150 innovators in the field of retina. He serves as the Director of Clinical and Translational Research at the Byers Eye Institute at Stanford University, where he oversees more than 50 research programs. Dr. Leng has published more than 150 peer-reviewed manuscripts and is regularly invited to speak at universities and scientific meetings nationally and internationally. He’s also a member of Elysium’s Scientific Advisory Board, and the product advisor for
Vision.
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All members of the Elysium community are invited to join the webinar, which will take place on
Thursday, October 17th from 1 p.m. - 2 p.m. EST. Register using the link below.
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 chooses Mosaic and Basis to “level up” skin
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Who What Wear Associate Beauty Editor Kaitlyn McLintock used to be skeptical of skincare supplements, thinking she was getting everything she needed from her healthy diet. That changed when she tried the right products
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Mosaic and
Basis, two of her picks for the best skin supplements. Her experience speaks for itself.
“I've only been taking it [Mosaic] for a couple of weeks, but I feel like my skin is more plump and elastic,” she says.
“I'll keep it up to see long-term results. I can rest assured that it was developed under the expertise of Richard Granstein, M.D., the chair of the department of dermatology at Weill Cornell Medicine for nearly 30 years.”
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 chooses Basis as best NAD+ supplement
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The New York Post is known more for its clever front-page headlines about world and NYC news than its health reporting—but they’ve done a deep-dive on NAD+ supplements, including a list of their favorites. We were pleased to see that
Basis made the list.
“A-listers swear by them and they’ve become all the rage in wellness circles over the last few years,” reporter Miska Salemann writes. She also offers a look at the science, noting that optimal NAD+ levels support DNA maintenance, energy metabolism, and many other biological processes.
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Among the list of mostly NMN supplements, Basis stood out as the one pick containing nicotinamide riboside. Salemann and a doctor she interviews celebrate the synergistic combination of NR and pterostilbene, pointing out that the formula was developed by renowned aging researcher
Leonard Guarente, Ph.D., and that the formula is clinically proven to raise NAD+ levels by 40%.
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 praises Format for immunity
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Can supplements really help your immunity? That’s the question that
Vogue’s Iman Balagam poses, and she arrives at a clear “yes” with the help of several nutritionists and dieticians interviewed for the story. One of her top supplements is
Format, chosen because it combines foundational immunity ingredients (vitamin C, selenium, and zinc) with the Free Radical Defense Complex and Autophagy Activation Complex. One of the nutritionists points in particular to Format’s broccoli sprout extract for free radical protection and green tea phytosome for intracellular recycling and cellular renewal.
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Balagam and her crew of experts suggest that many people are a candidate for immune supplements: frequent travelers, athletes with high nutritional demands, those going through stressful periods of life, or anyone looking for a little extra support as the seasons change. All great suggestions—and we’d add to that, anyone who wants to support their immune system with age.
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QUOTE OF THE MONTH
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“I turned 70 this year and recently incorporated Elysium Health's
Mosaic into my daily stack of supplements to counter the effects of aging. Thus far, I have noticed an improvement in the overall texture and appearance of my skin. I’ve been using other Elysium products for well over a year now and am always pleased with the quality of their products, and the customer service has been superior. Highly recommend!”
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– Deanna C.
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Share your healthy aging breakthroughs
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We’d love to hear from you! If you have a story to share about your experience with Elysium products, we want to celebrate your health journey. Please email
care@elysiumhealth.com and your story may be featured in an upcoming newsletter or on our social media channels.
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