Prenatal smoking may shorten telomeres
It may come as little surprise but maternal smoking is associated with shorter newborn telomeres.
Edward
03/05/2015
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Tag: Dr. Ed Park
Real patient experiences
Back pain webinar
For those of you who suffer or know someone who suffers from back pain (i.e. everyone), here is a webinar with a patient of mine whose pain reversed and who actually regrew his vertebrae.
Edward
03/03/2015
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Why f.ing idiots don’t vaccinate their kids – it’s the sociopaths, stupid
We have to admit that corporate credibility is now an oxymoron. In the antivaxxer mindset, psychopathic profiteering and hidden agendas have become such standard operating procedure that those folks are suffering from a bit of a credulity deficit.
Edward
03/02/2015
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Dr. Park interview on Vietnamese TV (Part 2)
In second half of this interview, I wax philosophically about why youth is preferable to aging – it’s not one thing…it’s everything.
Edward
03/01/2015
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Dr. Park on Vietnamese TV show “Beauty, Health & Rejuventation”
Here is the first half of an interview that I did on Vietnamese TV show called “Beauty, Health & Rejuvenation”. I mainly discuss my stem cell theory of aging. It features a rare appearance of my $5 prop that I created of a chromosome (a doggie chew toy) with its telomeres (Nerf darts).
Edward
02/28/2015
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Leonard Nimoy, not Spock, has passed away
Of note, the mature Nimoy learned the value of being Spock after rejecting it. Of course, one of the blessings and curses of being an successful actor is that you become associated with iconic characters that you play. This leitmotif is explored in this year’s Oscar-winning “Birdman”. Nimoy’s own internal integration was completed with these polar opposite autobiographies: the first was at age 44 and called I am not Spock (1975). His second autobiography at age 64 was entitled I am Spoke (1995).
Edward
02/27/2015
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