Monthly Archives: April 2011

Multiple factors are implicated in age-related physical brain changes and normal decline of memory and brain functioning.  Continuing research is clarifying the relationships among these factors with new insights coming into focus.  I report here on some of those relationships … Continue reading →

I intend to keep researching and writing interesting new entries for this blog.  And I would also like to see a greater frequency of blog entries to keep up with what is going on related to aging sciences.  To accomplish … Continue reading →

I introduced the PPPPM concept a year ago in a blog post Harnessing the engines of finance and commerce for life-extension.   I wrote that post just after having attended the 2010 version of the 2010 Bio-IT World Conference & Expo.  … Continue reading →

An important part of my treatise ANTI-AGING FIREWALLS – THE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY OF LONGEVITY drafted in May 2008 has been the dietary supplement regimen. This post announces a new set of revisions to that regimen based on recent research … Continue reading →

  Pyrroloquinoline quinone (PQQ), a redox cofactor available as a dietary supplement, appears to have at least three central biological effects with powerful downstream health and longevity consequences: it stimulates the generation of PGC1-alpha, results in expression of SIRT3, and … Continue reading →

The situation at the Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan is giving great urgency to the issue of personal protection against ionizing radiation.  This blog entry is about how a degree of personal protection against radiation damage can be achieved by … Continue reading →