[reverett123]

In mice, reactivating the enzyme telomerase led to the repair of damaged tissues and reversed the signs of ageing.

That's the big news of the day. They did it with a protein that is presumably patentable once they get it fine tuned. But those of us who don't have time to wait might google "preserves telomeres" -

"Exercise preserves telomere length in the face of chronic stress ..."

"Omega 3 Oils Slow Aging by Preserving Telomeres"

"Stress Can Shorten Telomere Length and Age Cells Prematurely ..."

[paula_w]

I would have to do this longer? no thanks. Isn't it someone else's turn on this planet? With us leaving it in such good shape and all, spending money on how to live forever while entire countries are starving.

i'm not shooting the messenger rick; this has to be (IMHO) the biggest waste of money of all. Wonder who was competing for that money.

[tulip girl]

Originally Posted by paula_w

I would have to do this longer? no thanks. Isn't it someone else's turn on this planet? With us leaving it in such good shape and all, spending money on how to live forever while entire countries are starving.

i'm not shooting the messenger rick; this has to be (IMHO) the biggest waste of money of all. Wonder who was competing for that money.

This research is not meant for the worker bees, just for the Queens and Wall Street. PWP are just the salmon, struggling to make it up stream - only to be served on a platter or die never seeing our cure ...er...offspring.
Boy, am I in a ball of humor today.

TG

[paula_w]

Originally Posted by tulip girl

This research is not meant for the worker bees, just for the Queens and Wall Street. PWP are just the salmon, struggling to make it up stream - only to be served on a platter or die never seeing our cure ...er...offspring.
Boy, am I in a ball of humor today.

TG

I am a bit grumpy today..