Subject: , Ray Kurzweil is a fascinating character: inventor, entrepreneur, futurist and life extension advocate, just for starters.

From: "Dickey N. Meggy" <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2007 23:01:13 +0000

While you read, think about the basics - if you are active and healthy for more years, you can work and save for more years.
Here, EurekAlert reports on new understanding of some cancer-protective compounds: "Compounds like sulforaphane in broccoli and resveratrol in wine have been shown to prevent cancer.
It also decreased the total number of cancer cells. All pointing the way to longer, healthier lives. Government investment - and the regulation that invariably follows - is, by its very nature, enormously inefficient when it comes to producing results. The planned schedule for future work is on the table: "Hopes of giving new life and joy to those suffering from incurable diseases makes me renew my determination . The heart is a good place to start on regenerative medicine.
" Any improvement in bone regeneration is likely to prove useful for the millions who suffer from osteoporosis. But many still question PARP's role in longevity. Understanding how the plasminogen system works in skeletal muscle may give some clues to improving repair of different tissues, especially heart, which is similar in many ways to skeletal muscle. What is the silver lining?
Computers allow automation and scaling of processes which required enormous quantities of manual labor in past decades. The first path to failure is the path of complacency and inaction - we just have to look around to see examples in the world today.
He has created blood vessels, muscle, wombs and vaginas, which have been successfully tested in animals and are close to being ready to test in humans.
phpPeople expend a great deal of energy attempting to obtain health benefits based on studies demonstrating correlations between aspects of diet, lifestyle and health.