ANTI-AGE #36

A number of determining factors are studied in a
bid to keep patients active and healthy: economic
factors, social behaviour, physical environment,
proximity of health services, etc.
The human body is at its peak at age 25, and
the age at which all its metabolisms break down is
50: mid-life. So, what factors affect longevity?
1. Intelligence: If you develop your intelligence,
you are better able to adapt to your environment.
2. Social status: If you have a good social life, you
are more productive. 3. Hormones: Treating the
menopause or andropause can help you avoid
many ailments. 4. Security: A peaceful environment
lowers your stress levels. 5. Physical activity: Vital,
whatever form its takes!
“We can control how we age, our genes. The most
common causes of death could be avoided in 50%
of cases: cancer, diabetes, stroke, Alzheimer’s,
suicide. With iPaam, we closely monitor the following
parameters: physical activity, energy absorbed,
emotions, food supplements and targeted medicines,
genetics, etc.” explains Dr Claude Dalle.
We all want to live a long life, but living a long and
healthy life is even better!
Integrative medicine is developing rapidly. Now, a
heap of certified codes have been developed that are
designed to keep our body and mind as healthy as
possible. iPaam uses all of the data available all over
the world.
Life expectancy is on the increase all over the globe,
apart from in Europe. Why? Because, in Europe, we have
not yet adopted preventative medicine. “We wait until
we’re ill to get treatment,” says Dr Claude Dalle. “iPaam
will primarily be used to reduce morbidity and lengthen
life expectancy while maintaining a good quality of life.
This is the aim of contemporary medicine.”
iPaam is a type of P4 medicine: predictive (what
might happen in the future), preventative (how to
pre-empt any risk factors), participative (the patient
is aware of the health parameters that will be useful
to them) and personalised (namely through data
collection, the famous “big data”). The intended goal
is homeostasis: improving the human body, helping
it to repair itself, and eliminating any aging cells.
“In 2050, more than 5 million French people
will be over the age of 85. Life expectancy for
65-year-olds is now 20 years: 10 years with variable
health and 10 years with decreasing independence.
Women can expect to be in good health until
they are 64.1 years old, while for men it drops
to 62.7 years. 50% of cancers occur over the age
of 70. But, we can alter these figures: genetic
factors only count for 25% and some believe that
we are nearer to 8% for purely genetic factors, the
rest being epigenetic (gene modification by the
environment),” explains Dr Eric Plot. He says,
“This is where the notion of exposome comes
in, that is, all of the things we are exposed to as
humans. This goes a long way towards explaining
how we age: climate change, endocrine disruptors,
pesticides, etc. iPaam seeks to address these
environmental factors and help us put some
preventative measures in place.”
iPaam is a connected platform available to doctors
who want to offer their patients a comprehensive
anti-aging consultation. iPaam represents more
than 30 years of knowledge integrated into
an advanced diagnostic tool that is correlated
with artificial intelligence programmes.
info
: ipaam-agingwell.com
2019 | ANTI AGE MAGAZINE #36 • 145