Dr. Ed Park of Recharge Biomedical explains Achilles Injuries. Several cases of injury while taking telomerase activator or adaptogens are reviewed. Best practices for avoiding injury and maximizing exercise benefits after age 40 are explained
Our body doesn’t go in for a total flush so it is sort of like have the oil continuously exchanged as it becomes sludgy from the accumulation of damaged stem cells that results from replicative senescence.
“The only thing that makes sense is change” – Dr. Ed Park
Chaos, crisis, and the putting the Trojan Horse of science news behind the cart of meaning
Check out this recent PODCAST I did about spinal cord injury. I explain the clinical aspects, why treatment is difficult, whether stem cell treatments are helpful, and we talk to Porter and his wife about his remarkable journey back to walking at the age of 73.
I was asked for the 1,000th time today whether telomerase causes cancer since it is present in 85% of cancers. I found this interesting article supporting my focus on a cancer stem cell model- that is to say not all cancer cells are immortal either and there are special ones that retain their super-powers, like flying.
For tonight, I’ll let someone else do the heavy lifting. Dr. Joe Dispenza did a great job writing this article.
I have discussed this topic before, both with regard to lobsters and Dr. Blackburn’s study of men with prostate cancer.
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