It would seem that social rank has it’s privileges. This study of hyenas showed that the most dominant members had the longest telomeres. Perhaps telomere length is a measure of fitness or perhaps the higher rank confers less stress. But probably it’s a little of both.
“To our knowledge, this study is the first that focused on the analysis of rTL [relative telomere length] in a variety of human tissues.”
Here is an article linking shorter telomeres in the hippocampal region with Alzheimer’s.
I had an typical call from a patient today that went something like this:
J.A. – “I”ve reviewed all the experts from Dr. Dave, Mike Fossel, and Aubrey DeGrey and it seems you have the clearest, simplest theory. So why don’t people believe it?”
Me- “Well most people don’t trust their ability to assess these things so they go with authorities, like Oprah and Dr. Oz”
“I have been using Recharge for about 6 months now. I have noticed that the quality of my dreamlife has changed.
I plan on taking it for the rest of my life”
I did a mini-editorial about a TIME magazine article quoting Blackburn, the Nobel Prize-winner for the discover of telomerase. It generated some interesting comments which went a lot farther than I did.
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