One of the headlines this week describing a population study in Denmark reads: “Men’s key to longevity: have sex with younger women: Study.” Another headline reporting on the same study reads “Daily sex with woman 15 yrs younger cuts death … Continue reading
Pushing on 80 I am still quite young compared to my intended target age. But I am already experiencing a major downside of longevity – and that is experiencing the sadness of death or debilitating illness of dear relatives and … Continue reading
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By Vince Giuliano 9-27 -2023 Preface and a personal note In April of this year, I experienced a breakthrough in understanding human aging. This was a key event for me, coming after 15 years of full-time study and writing 600 … Continue reading
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By Vince Giuliano The causal chain of events leading to advanced human aging has only been clarified very recently. A key step in this causal chain is systemic inflammation leading to accelerated epigenetic aging. In reports of other researcher and … Continue reading
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By Vince Giuliano and Steve Buss INTRODUCTION This blog entry serves as an Introduction to a planned series of blog entries focused on interventions for maintaining a healthy state while aging and initiating natural processes for reversal of aging – … Continue reading
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This is a highly personal blog entry, generally light in its approach but containing some relevant scientific content. It raconteurs a variety of topics, and is intended to provide context and information about me for blog readers. It is especially … Continue reading
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“Start with the impossible. Proceed calmly towards the improbable. No worry, there are at least five exits.” —Father Daniel Berrigan By Vince Giuliano 4/11/19 This blog entry is about my ideas about my personal health and longevity. It is not … Continue reading
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By Vince Giuliano, Melody Winnig and Michael Giuliano How do you imagine growing old? Do you have the narrative that you dread becoming like the uncle who spent 5 years painfully wasting away with cancer? Or the mother who … Continue reading
Why the pursuit of anti-aging science? I take a short break from science in this blog entry and look at myths about aging and how aging is viewed in popular folklore – ancient and current. These myths are important because … Continue reading
This blog post is philosophical rather than scientific in its thrust, having to do with what successful aging consists of, including successful passing away. Aging offers certain benefits – as long as you don’t age so much that you get … Continue reading
