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      Live your longest and healthiest life.

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      We help you live the longest and healthiest life possible in your body. Using Body Consciousness Techniques - meditation, pressure points, ring muscles, and touch triggers - we help you identify the quality and quantity of the energy in your body, and provide Self-management Skills - breathing, good nutrition, sufficient rest, and active lifestyle - to enable you to use this energy in the best possible manner. You will learn simple and sensible everyday tools of how to be at your best today, next month, and decades down the road. For example, a healthy 85-year-old active and engaged in life; granted, in an 85-year-old body, but the best version of that body at that age.

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      Main - 818-795-4088

      Address:
      9107 Wilshire Blvd Beverly Hills, CA 90210

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      Categories
      Health Maintenance Organizations, Alternative Medicine & Health Practitioners, Health & Fitness Program Consultants, Health & Wellness Products
      Payment Options
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      Location
      www.lifespanseminar.com
      Associations
      Guy Joseph Ale, the founding president of Lifespan® Seminar, also serves as vice president of Asia Pacific Association of Psychology. Guy has earned a reputation as a visionary in the field of human lifespan. He is the recipient of Eminent in Psychological Science Award at the International Conference on Psychology 2011 "in recognition and appreciation of invaluable contributions for the benefit of humanity.” Since 1992, Guy’s primary research has been the scientific, spiritual, behavioral, and evolutionary aspects of the perception that it is in our DNA to sense how long we can live and the practical applications of this insight in daily circumstances. Guy serves as a senior faculty member at the Department of Psychology of Young Scientists University. He is the Secretary General of the Chamber of Chartered Behavioral Scientists, and an Esteemed Council Member of ICPT, International Council of Professional Therapists.
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