“Disturbances in the physiology of capillaries are so widespread and so often observed that they should not be considered a secondary phenomenon, but, on the contrary, one of the main elements of organic disturbances in a patient, whatever the disease may be.” A.Zalmanov
 Zalmanov regarded the capillary network as the meeting point between the blood and the living cell. When capillary circulation becomes less active, this exchange becomes less efficient.
And when cellular exchange slows throughout the body, the signs of aging gradually become more apparent.
His concept of longevity was not simply about adding more years.
It was about preserving the body's ability to function, exchange, adapt and regenerate for as long as possible.