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Las Vegas, NV, December, 2007—According to BCC Research Inc., the Anti-Aging market has experienced an annual growth rate of 9.5%, and is predicted to reach nearly $72 billion by the year 2009. This tremendous increase is a direct result of advances in medicine and the underlying biotechnology that serve to further optimize both the quality and longevity of human life, and will someday fulfill the promise of a three-digit lifespan lived with physical vitality and mental clarity for those who actively seek it.

The recent American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M) conference was attended by thousands of physicians and scientists, as well as numerous exhibitors showcasing supporting medicine and anti-aging products. One of the conference highlights was keynote speaker, Suzanne Somers, a longtime proponent of bio-identical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT), who has championed this remarkable alternative treatment via media appearances, published books, and in her ongoing support of the A4M that has spanned many years.

“Meeting this amazing woman face to face was a real pleasure,” says Serena Brock, CEO of Brock/MacNeill Marketing/Consulting, who along with Liz MacNeill, were at the conference to represent their clients, Genesis Anti-Aging & Cosmetic Surgery and VitaShape MD™. “We had the opportunity to introduce Somers to VitaShape MD™, and were impressed by her continued commitment to helping others fight the battle against aging.”

Somers’ belief in the value of BHRT is unwavering.  “After learning what I’ve learned, both through research and from my own personal experience, I would never go on a traditional hormone regimen,” said the remarkable-looking 61-year-old.

Brock considered the conference a major success. “We returned to our offices in Charlotte armed with an abundance of proven scientific data aimed at slowing the human aging process,” she says. “Of course, no one can stop the effects of time altogether, but by sharing VitaShape MD™ with renowned physicians from around the world, we realized we’d been given a unique opportunity to help others diminish its impact and live measurably longer, healthier and more active lives.”

The A4M remains steadfast in its dedication to the advancement of technology that detects and prevents the symptoms of aging and promotes anti-aging-related treatments.  In addition, it offers continuing education for physicians, scientists and members of the public on anti-aging issues. We support their efforts to aid society through medical advancement, and look forward to the continued improvements that will help support the quality of human life and longevity.

For more information on the conference, please visit http://www.worldhealth.net/
Additional information on Genesis can be found at www.genesisnewbody.com