Coming Soon: Topnotch Pills That Could Ward Off Cancer and Extend Life

Scientists have invented a pill with the ability to restrict diseases like cancers, make people look younger, as well as extend life.

The AmeriSciences AS10 range of vitamins and supplements, which took six years to develop, contain the most powerful combination of anti-oxidants and vitamins ever devised.

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The pill works by guarding against external toxins such as everyday radiation and pollution.

The pills also make people look younger within two months by reducing age spots, sun damage, redness and wrinkles.

The pill is 100 per cent natural and made from fruit and vegetables including superfoods acai, cupuacu and acerola.

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A daily dose counts as one of the recommended five portions of fruit and vegetables a day.

Nasa and the Johnson Space Centre originally made the pills for astronauts on long space flights but they have been developed for general use and will hit UK shelves this week.

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"AmeriSciences' AS10 line is just another way in which AmeriSciences is pushing the technology of the industry forward for the benefit of the consumer," the Daily Express quoted Carlos Montesinos, the range's director of scientific and regulatory affairs as saying.

"The product line poses a significant challenge to the current supplement market."

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"Indeed, the strength of the antioxidant and multivitamin formulas have been so significant in testing that it will change the way nutritional supplementation is viewed," Montesinos added.

Source-ANI