The update of my online treatise Anti-Aging Firewalls – The Science And Technology Of Longevity mentioned in my last blog post has been completed and I expect to return to generating regular almost-daily blog entries tomorrow. I believe the new theory of aging described there, the Stem Cell Supply Chain Breakdown theory, is likely to acquire increasing importance as time progresses. This theory is based on insight gained in the process of doing my research over the last year and is, insofar as I know, original.
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