Monthly Archives: October 2010
Lengthened Telomeres Restore Immune System to a Younger State
A new study published in the Rejuvenation Research Journal shows that TA-65, a natural Telomerase Activator made and marketed by Telomerase Activation Sciences, Inc. (“T.A. Sciences“), reduces the percentage of short telomeres in immune cells and restores and remodels the … Continue reading
Filed under Article, Life, Life Extension, Mechanisms of aging, Science
British Study Links Steroid Hormone to Higher Life Expectancy
A group of British researchers have linked an innate hormone found in the human body called ‘DHEAS’ (Dehydroepiandrosterone) with higher life expectancy. DHEAS is a steroid hormone made by our adrenal glands. This hormone plays a role in improving memory … Continue reading
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Caloric Restriction: The defense against aging
Worried about getting old? It’s simple. Eat less and you could live longer. This is the view held by an increasing number of medical professionals, scientists and nutritionists around the world including experts at the Calorie Restriction Society. These beliefs … Continue reading
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Reverse Aging of Human Muscle Tissue
In this article, we re-examine a study by scientists from the University of California, Berkeley that had identified critical biochemical pathways linked to the aging of human muscle. By manipulating these pathways, the researchers were able to turn back the … Continue reading
Filed under Article, Science, Tissue rejuvenation
Life Extension through Nanotechnology
There are two ways in which nanotechnology may be able to extend our lives. One is by helping to eradicate life-threatening diseases such as cancer, and the other is by repairing damage to our bodies at the cellular level – … Continue reading
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First Clinical Trial of Human Embryonic Stem Cell Therapy in the World Begins
Human embryonic stem cell therapy is being tried on a human for the first time in a new clinical trial. This is the first clinical trial of its kind in the world. The trial is designed to test the safety … Continue reading
Filed under Regenerative medicine
Bioprinting: Laboratory Grown Body Parts Now a Reality
Your liver is failing critically. A transplant would save your life, but there’s a long waiting list and the odds are stacked against you. So instead, doctors extract some of your bone marrow, liver and muscle cells, go back to … Continue reading
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Expert on Cellular and Organ Aging: “The Body’s Ability to Dispose of Cell Debris Could Extend Life.”
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Scientists Discover New Way to Detect and Fix DNA Damage
anti aging, dna repair, life extension, glycosylases, alkylation damage, senescence, apoptosis, brandt eichman, dna damage Continue reading
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