Deep Dive 34 minutes PremiumThe Silvers Series VI: The Methuselah Complex and an Industry Thriving on the Promise of Longevity Coresight Research November 24, 2016 Executive Summary In this, the sixth in our Silvers Series of reports on consumers aged 65 and older, we look at three sectors that encompass various antiaging and life-extension treatments and therapies. The first is beauty, including antiaging cosmeceuticals. Worldwide, consumers spent $24.3 billion on antiaging facial skincare in 2015, which was equivalent to 29% of total global facial care product sales last year. The nutraceuticals sector includes nutritional supplements and functional foods that promote health, and consumers worldwide spent some $166 billion on these products in 2014. The third sector is regenerative medicine, a branch of medicine dedicated to restoring degenerated cells, tissues and organs. The sector received some $2.5 billion in funding in 2015 in the US alone. Developers of antiaging technologies face a number of significant challenges in terms of regulatory approval, ethical implications, mass-market affordability and efficacy in prolonging healthy life. This report is for paying subscribers only. Already a paying subscriber? Please log in to see the entire report.If you wish to learn more about our subscription plans and become a paying subscriber, click here. This document was generated for Other research you may be interested in: Weekly US and UK Store Openings and Closures Tracker 2023, Week 16: US Openings UpData Dive: Shein in Numbers as It Files for a US IPOConsumers Report Staying Home for Lunar New Year: China Consumer Survey InsightsE-Commerce for the Modern Consumer: Building Trust in a Digital Age