Monthly Archives: November 2014

Phil Hughes was very unlucky. Only about 100 cases of his injury have been recorded.  A young life cut short. On Thursday, November 27, 2014, Louis Epstein wrote: I’ve done “four lives in one long life” before…but if we can confirm … Continue reading →

I’ve done “four lives in one long life” before…but if we can confirm Misao Okawa and Gertrude Weaver as alive,here is a set of FIVE notables not overlapping and all within their lives… 1.Clarine Seymour,US actress Born December 9 1898 … Continue reading →

On Tue, 25 Nov 2014 thomascarter499@aol.com wrote: > Hi, Thereis a certain group of people that can be defined as those who would come to myattentiion by dying, and then after a light search it seems that they practiceda supplementing/and/or … Continue reading →

Hi,   There is a certain group of people that can be defined as those who would come to my attentiion by dying, and then after a light search it seems that they practiced a supplementing/and/or otherwise healthy lifestyle. I … Continue reading →

A great loss. I last saw him at a SENS conference over 10 years ago. He had a clearly stooped back and shoulders at that time (likely due to osteoporosis?), but mentally still intake. I wish these obituaries would give … Continue reading →

Autumn Update from ComiteMD November Update from ComiteMD! View this email in your browser Autumn Greetings from the Team! Dear Gerontology,   Wishing you and your loved ones a happy, healthy Thanksgiving. ComiteMD invites you to enjoy an overview of Precision … Continue reading →

Hello,   I thought that within this mailing-list some people might know what to think about the work of some people I’ve heard about:   Dr Berkson in Arizona indicates that he cured some persons with pancreatic cancer with injections … Continue reading →

“The Immortalists” is coming to a theater near you Dear friends, family, and colleagues,  In 2010, Jason Sussberg and I began pre-production for a film about a fascinating community of scientists who look at the aging process as a disease. We completed … Continue reading →

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