A Recession Resistant Financial Investment

          
          
           Corp Office

              Management and Board
               Michael J. Boxenbaum, CEO
               Deborah Haynes, VP Operations
               Felicitas Juguilon, MD
               Chief Medical Officer

               Bruce Gilbertson, CPA

           Board:
               Michael Boxenbaum, Chairman

               Gary Jader,
               President, Ideas on the Wall

               Edward Driscoll,
               Principal, Elgin Capital

               Gary Jensen,
               Principal, Jensen and Jensen
 
           Baby Boomer Facts:
             Every 7 seconds a Boomer
               turns 50 – more than 12,000
               per day. (Money Magazine)

             Boomers control $2 trillion
               spending annually.

             $800 billion discretionary
               spending.

             Boomers are set to inherit
               $7.2 trillion from their parents,
            (per study by John J. Havens,
               January 2003.)

             39% of $1.8 trillion healthcare
           consumer expenditure survey
           (Money Magazine)

             First Boomers turned
               59½ July 1,  2005.

               Hormone from the Greek word
               horman – meaning "to set in
               motion")
 

Are You Looking for a Superior Recession Resistant Financial Investment?

Oprah and Suzanne Somers agree that what we have to offer is in high demand from the vast Baby Boomer population.

Anti-Aging & Vitality Centers (AVC) is offering a financial investment opportunity in a state of the art, all cash medical business model that targets the vast Baby Boomer market.

We are currently raising funds to open our next Medical Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to treat men and women with age related problems due to
faltering hormones.

Key elements to this unique financial investment opportunity are:

1. A successful management and medical team.

2. A proven all cash business model. No receivables – at all.

3. Patients willing to pay for true health, wellness and longevity.

4. Recession resistant. AVC Centers grew dramatically in 2008. No matter what the market does, our patients have refused to accept the fate of their parents and have continued to invest in their own vitality for superior physical, mental and sexual health and stamina.

5. A large and growing market. The 78 million baby boomers and the next generation are seeking long term health, wellness and longevity.

6. Anti-Aging and Integrative Medicine is the future of medicine and it’s available now. The advanced medical practices in an AVC Center are designed to find and treat underlying causes such as failing hormones and even hidden viruses and then correct them to restore physical, mental and sexual health and vitality.

Michael J. Boxenbaum, CEO
Anti-Aging & Vitality Centers, Inc.
health from the inside out^sm
cell 651-402-9920
www.antiagingandvitality.com

Click on the link below to learn more about this unique, recession resistant financial investment opportunity.

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Financial Investments

Investment is the act of buying securities or other monetary or financial assets in money markets, capital markets or in fairly liquid real assets such as gold, real estate or collectibles. Valuation is the method for assessing whether a potential investment is worth its price. Returns on investments follow the risk-return spectrum.

Types of financial investments include shares, other equity investment and bonds (including bonds denominated in foreign currencies). These financial assets are then expected to provide income or positive future cash flows and may increase or decrease in value giving the investor capital gains or losses.

Trades in contingent claims or derivative securities do not necessarily have future positive expected cash flows, and so are not considered assets or, strictly speaking, securities or investments. Nevertheless, since their cash flows are closely related to (or derived from) those of specific securities, trades in contingent claims or derivative securities are often treated as investments.

Financial Investment Intermediaries

Investments are often made indirectly through intermediaries, such as banks, mutual funds, pension funds, insurance companies, collective investment plans and investment clubs. Though their legal and procedural details differ, an intermediary generally makes an investment using money from many individuals, each of whom receives a percentage of the financial investment.

Personal Financial Investments

Within personal financial investments, money is used to purchase shares, to put into a collective investment plan or to buy an asset where there is an element of capital at risk.

Savings and Investment Accounts

In many instances, the terms savings and investment are used interchangeably, which can cause for some confusion. Many deposit accounts are labeled as investment accounts by banks when they are realistically just fixed earning savings accounts. Whether an asset is a savings or an investment depends on where the money is invested: if it is cash then it is savings, if its value can fluctuate then it is an investment.

Real Estate Financial Investments

Real estate financial investments involve using investment capital to purchase property for the purpose of holding or leasing for income, and there is an element of capital risk.

Residential Real Estate Financial Investments

The most common form of real estate investment is property that is purchased as a primary residence. In many cases the buyer does not have the full purchase price for a property and must engage a lender such as a bank, finance company or private lender. Different countries have their individual normal lending levels, but usually they will fall into the range of 70-90% of the purchase price. Against other types of real estate, residential real estate as a financial investment is the least risky.

Commercial Real Estate Financial Investments

Commercial real estate financial investments normally involve the purchase for investment of multifamily apartments, office buildings, retail space, hotels and motels, warehouses and other commercial properties. Due to the higher risk of commercial real estate, loan-to-value ratios allowed by banks and other lenders are lower and often fall in the range of 50-70%.