So what we believe from this new study is that telomere that are too short are bad, telomeres that are too long are trimmed, and that telomeres that are just right are best.
A tricorder would tell the inconvenient truth of what several studies have suggested: that different organs age at different rates
Research suggests turns out that mice can get the disease but that their longer telomeres often protect them and produce a mild disease form or phenotype
Since sex hormones like testosterone are positively associated with acne AND with increased telomerase activity, the study probably just captured this effect.
It is fair to say that aging itself, with its blunted responses to viruses, cancers, and other infections, is a form of acquired immune deficiency.
The problem of a randomized controlled trial is that it doesn’t explain mechanism or pertain to individual subjects
