Michio Kaku on Telomerase – disappointing
If you ask a friendly astrophysicist his opinion on something that he really hasn’t thought much about, he is going to regurgitate common knowledge
Edward
09/10/2016
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Tag: telomerase
Real patient experiences
Telomerase is a double-edge sword
But what happens when we maintain immortality in already damaged stem cells? We get obese, diabetic, blotchy skin, grey hair, stiff arteries, osteoporosis and all the rest of it…
Edward
08/27/2016
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Danazol lenghtens telomeres and stabilizes premature aging
A synthetic male hormone known as Danazol was tested for two years and lengthened telomeres and clinically stabilized disease
Edward
08/19/2016
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How the FTC hopes to expunge my work
Who gets to decide what is reliable science if I agree to this gag order? Their paid experts. It is a bit like a self-criticism exercise by a Stalinist dictatorship.
Edward
07/08/2016
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Aging is three problems symbolized by three Hindu dieties
In the Hindu religion, there are three principles represented by the Trimurti or “three forms”: Brahma- the creator, Vishnu- the maintainer, and Shiva- the destroyer.
Edward
06/27/2016
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My talk at the Korean Assoc of Anti-Aging Medicine (2016)
I just wanted to share this lecture that I gave in March of 2016 to the annual assembly of the Korean Anti-Aging Medicine in Seoul.
Edward
06/22/2016
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