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Part 4 of the NAD world: the NQ01 gene, the Warburg effect, SIRT 1 and inflammation, and possible interventions

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By James P Watson with contributions and editorial assistance by Vince Giuliano This Part 4 blog entry goes even further into the extended NAD story, examining important subtopics: The ratio NAD+/NADH in cells and the body, which may be as … Continue reading

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Free conference webcast – Symposium on Cell Signaling, Inflammation and Aging – June 5 and 6, 2012

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I will be in Las Vegas presenting at one session and moderating another at this symposium.  As mentioned in an earlier blog, the symposium is sponsored by the Hawaii Institute of Molecular Education and will take place at the Trump … Continue reading

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Symposium on Cell Signaling, Inflammation and Aging

By Vince Giuliano I am an invited speaker at a symposium in Las Vegas June 5-6, on Cell Signaling, Inflammation and Aging sponsored by the Hawaii Institute of Molecular Education.  The symposium is open to the public without charge but … Continue reading

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Epigenetics, inflammation, cancer, immune system, neurological and cardiovascular disease and aging

In my presentation Towards a Systems Theory of Aging I argue that the two theories Programmed epigenomic changes and Decline in functioning of the stem cell supply chain are complimentary and equivalent and have the potential for providing a framework … Continue reading

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Autoimmune diseases and lymphoma – Part II: focus on inflammation

This is the second of three lengthily posts involving autoimmune diseases and lymphoma.  In the first post I focused on a particular autoimmune disease, Lupus erythematosus, its genetic causes and new therapies intended to address it.  This Part II post … Continue reading

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Inflammation, cancer and stem cells in autoimmune diseases

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

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Unlocking Longevity

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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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Healthy, active and productive till 100. Laying out the Adult Aging Process, a Breakthrough and my Personal Story

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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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@ Feb 2023 – Studies Highlight Four Biological Intervention Targets Important for Longevity

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Zoom Link: February 28, 2023, @ 7pm Pacific Time https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85891364799?pwd=ald6anAya0MyRjJPL1B3N1RodDlaQT09 A few explanations of aging and rejuvenation appeared promising for years. But the knowledge required to design experiments capable of distinguishing between poor and great benefit to the study organism … Continue reading

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Managing Your Health by Analyzing Your Personal Health and Fitness Data

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By A. Christopher Wikman Preface by Vince Giuliano I see this article by Chris Wikman as highly relevant for anybody who wants to understand their own health or enhance their longevity. Historically, fundamental scientific discoveries and technologies have been based … Continue reading

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