Do we really have to age as we get older?

[Unbeliever]

Maybe not so much:


We May Not Have to Age So Fast
Researchers in epigenetics are learning how to slow downâ€"and even turn backâ€"the clock that governs aging in our cells




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3H9fcFbXm8

"A small clinical trial, which was conducted by a team of researchers led by Dr. Greg Fahy, has shown for the first time in humans that reversing biological age may be possible.

The results of TRIIM are in

The researchers spent a year running the Thymus Regeneration, Immunorestoration, and Insulin Mitigation (TRIIM) trial, which included 9 volunteers aged between 51 and 65. The trial was aimed at testing if a growth hormone and drug combination could be used safely in humans to restore thymic function lost due to aging [1].

The thymus is a vitally important immune organ responsible for producing T cells that combat infections, repel invading pathogens, and destroy cancer. However, after puberty, the thymus begins to shrink in a process known as involution; gradually, the T cell-producing tissues turn to fat, and the organ wastes away with a corresponding decline in T cell production and loss of immune function. This, of course, then leaves us wide open to attack from pathogens and diseases."

[Gawdzilla Sama]

So, spam.

[SGOS]

I don't think that was spam.

[Baruch]

Not so much as what you do as what you don't do ...

Don't burn the candle at both ends!

Not so much as what you don't do as what you do ..

Daily exercise.