Is our aging clock in the hypothalamus?
What if the principle clock that truly matters is actually in the DNA of the cells of the hypothalamus?
Edward
11/30/2017
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Category: aging
Real patient experiences
His cat came back – as a clone!
Since 1960, Charles has owned a Siamese cat named “Blue”. The first three cats were good for over fifty years of companionship but this fourth “Blue” is an actual clone of Blue #3.
Edward
10/19/2017
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Telomere length variation suggest bad players in the mix
Over time, the dutiful and dysfunctional stem cells die off but others, like the Mafia capos or career politicians, become unable to kill themselves so they persist and cause problems while still lengthening their telomres.
Edward
09/01/2017
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Interview with Dr. Aubrey de Grey, founder of SENS
Watch my fast-paced interview with Dr. Aubrey de Grey, Chief Science Officer of the SENS Research Foundation. SENS is the Strategies for Engineered Negligible Senescence.
Edward
08/25/2017
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Solved: the Chicken came AFTER the Egg
In my search for wisdom about aging, I maintain that the primary cause is telomere shortening. This does not mean that methylation, signaling with stem cell produced vesicles (like packages with a purpose) don’t play a secondary role.
Edward
08/18/2017
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Let’s hear it for the ladies!
I would like to recommend the TV show, Younger for its new take on telling women’s stories. Let’s hear it for the women who bravely face the challenges of balancing reproductive capacity, career, freedom, and having to tolerate men.
Edward
08/05/2017
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