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One of the more-traditional theories of aging covered in my anti-aging treatise is Lipofuscin accumulation, a theory that has been around for decades.  According to this theory, aging is caused by or contributed to by lipofuscin, metabolic gunk, oxidized cross-linked … Continue reading →

Research in induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) is rapidly moving forward, this being probably the most fast-moving area of stem cell research, a field which itself is proceeding at express speed.  I posted a blog entry Rebooting cells and longevity … Continue reading →

Three of the principal theories of aging articulated in my are treatise ANTI-AGING FIREWALLS – THE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY OF LONGEVITY are Chronic or Excess Inflammation, Susceptibilities to Cancers, and Decline In Adult Stem Cell Differentiation. Recent research suggests an … Continue reading →

Little Jane asks “Daddy, where will they get the stem cells to make me better?” Daddy’s answer now “They will get some from your bone marrow.  They stick in a big needle to get it.” Previous posts on this blog … Continue reading →

Since I started taking 600mg a day of trans-resveratrol, my bowel movements have become reliably punctual, sometimes almost overly so.  If you are taking large doses of resveratrol and are experiencing the same phenomenon or worse, it may be due … Continue reading →

The longevity research literature citations that appear in this blog or in my treatise are increasingly likely to refer to recombinant DNA laboratory analysis techniques like Western blot analysis, PCR, Alkaline lysis, Column chromatography, Sanger sequencing, Agarose gel electrophoresis, Radio-immune … Continue reading →

I have created a 39-slide PowerPoint presentation THE SCIENCE OF AGING AND PRACTICAL ANTI-AGING INTERVENTIONS that provides an overview of the content in my treatise ANTI-AGING FIREWALLS – THE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY OF LONGEVITY.  It is a good introduction to … Continue reading →

While most popular discussion has centered around the disease-curing potential of embryonic stem cells and induced pluripotent stem cells, small-scale experiments are beginning to show the power of very simple, inexpensive and non-invasive techniques using a patient’s own (autologous) adult … Continue reading →

I cite a sampling of research studies here related to the quality of human male semen as a function of age and the possible impacts of dietary supplementation. This topic is increasingly important because of the trend in our society … Continue reading →

In my earlier post How am I doing I said “All of this is just a start though.  I not only want a full head of hair; I want it to be black instead of gray.”   Also, in an earlier … Continue reading →