Monthly Archives: January 2009

This week’s anti-aging news Jan 31, 2009

More research progress on telomerase Telomerase is the wonderful enzyme that offers the possibility of stopping and reversing the aging clock in cells.  Astragaloside IV, one of the key firewall substances in the anti-aging regimen, is intended to activate telomerase. … Continue reading

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Geron in the news again

The Geron Corporation, a tiny biotech company with about 125 employees, has been back in the news again during the last few days – this time for receiving FDA clearance to begin the world’s first human clinical trial of an … Continue reading

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On the conventional wisdom of exercise

If you want to make it to living 230 or more years like I do, first you have to live to 100. Given the current early state of longevity science, this requires generous application of conventional wisdom as well willingness … Continue reading

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Are the Firewalls Working for me?

From a personal viewpoint, I often ask myself whether the anti-aging firewalls are working for me. That is, are the firewalls succeeding in their objective of slowing, halting or reversing my aging?  Am I kidding myself about getting younger?  This … Continue reading

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This week’s anti-aging news Jan 22, 2009.

Looks line our old friends telomeres, caps at the ends of chromosomes, are showing up in new contexts all over the place.  Theory 12 in the Anti-Aging Firewalls treatise, you will recall, is that aging is measured if not caused … Continue reading

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Welcome to the Anti-Aging Firewalls Blog

The purpose of this Blog is to provide a frequently-updated plain-language companion to my Anti-Aging Firewalls site http://www.vincegiuliano.name/Antiagingfirewalls.htm.  This blog is for people interested in living  longer and better lives by taking advantage of developments on the frontiers of longevity science.  I plan … Continue reading

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