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Hello All, Every new discovery is greeted by the press as though it is ‘THE’ cure for aging just like all the cures for cancer we’ve experienced over the years. Autophagy has long been known as an aging mechanism (its … Continue reading →

Dear Sheldon Interesting thought though I am unsure as I am not an expert in Telomeres. It is possible blood factors may restore them along with other tissue though to my knowledge no one has measured them in combination with … Continue reading →

Dear James and Everyone, Sadly I couldn’t open much of what you attached. I’m pretty aware of most of what you say when you say, ” of what controls telomeres, which includes long non-coding RNA (TERRA), histone trimethylation (H3K9 and H4K20), … Continue reading →

Dear Sheldon and all, Plasma therapy could get around that issue as the factors are in the blood naturally and I imagine they should pass through the BBB to rejuvenate the Hypothalamus rather than using manufactured small molecules that may … Continue reading →

Dear GRG Member,   This just in from PR Newswire   Calico and QB3 announce partnership to conduct research into the biology of aging and to identify potential therapeutics for age-related diseases.   QB3’s mission is to stimulate innovative life … Continue reading →

Here is a US Patent application for Carbon 60 Hydrated Fullerenes, in other words, pristine, pure, water-soluble Carbon 60 http://ift.tt/1HxTrse and a description of Carbon 60 http://ift.tt/1FB7TCJ renes_C60HYFNs Walter Derzko

Dr. Zablen, C60 is buckminsterfullerene, a soccer ball shaped molecule consisting of 60 carbon atoms. Allen Taylor

Dear Walt, Tom, Josh, David, Harold, and others participating in the telomere discussion. When I read through your comments on telomeres, I did not see much mentioned about the molecular biology  of telomeres that has been discovered in the past … Continue reading →

Hi Dr Marshall Zablen, Below the youtube video there is a description text, and the text provides a link to the fullerene to provide more information. The abstract is located here:http://ift.tt/HS5uGq The watermark on the video also leads to a … Continue reading →

You got to be careful with these kind of titles. Keeping it PG10+ is best.  On Sun, Mar 22, 2015 at 7:24 PM, Stanley Primmer wrote: Here’s another slogan you can use, if you want:  “Aging is a Serial Killer.” … Continue reading →