In the three years since I started using and learning about exosomes, they have become “FDA-approved’ (for Covid-19 mitigation). Let’s explore what that means
The exosome blog discusses a friend of mine whose nerve pain resolved after exosomes.
The telomere blog shows my theory of telomere erosion causing cancer and disease is valid
In a society that practices blatant ageism for mate and job selection, there are compelling reasons why a person would self-identify as younger.
We are all living in a hopeless concentration camp at this moment in history because so few of us believe in a reprieve from this “provisional existence of unknown duration”
Our conversation reminded me of the Samuel Beckett’s absurdist play, “Waiting for Godot”. And in a strange bit of synchronicity, it helped me find a quote from one of my old webinars that I had forgotten. This author of this Shmoop.com article points out that my role in our Godot-like conversation was that of Vladimir, who like me, is obsessed with the Tree of Life:
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Exosomes and TA-65 are not FDA-approved to prevent or treat any illness
