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From: Miriam A. Monroe <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 20 Jun 2007 18:28:05 +0300

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stmThere is a great deal of overlap between research into aging and
cancer; both result from the same mechanisms of cellular life span.
Competition is the alchemy by which selfish human nature produces
greater good, and by which risks are properly evaluated.
Robert Klein, chairman of the California Institute for Regenerative
Medicin cfmMENTIONED ON C-SPANThose of you with longer memories may find
it interesting that Aubrey de Grey was name-dropped by Sherwin Nuland on
C-SPAN this past week. Where is the vocal public support for this
research? "Genetics clearly were critical to their long lives.

We've isolated for the first time what appears to be the true candidate
stem cell. We will linger on, in some new state, depending on the care
of others.

No dialysis solution would be used in the device.

The finding of the activation of the calcium channel by klotho may form
the link between the negative calcium balance observed in the elderly.
You'll find my thoughts on the book in the following Fight Aging! htmlI
have nothing against people who want to age, suffer and die - I just
think that they haven't given enough thought as to exactly how
unpleasant the experience will be.
Think about it this way: look at what patient advocates for cancer, AIDS
and diabetes have wrought over the past three decades, and compare it
with longevity and aging science today.

But I'd be very reluctant to have any of these mutated embryonic stem
cells injected into yours truly.

Demonstrably so; the incentive structure is counterproductive, as
decision makers have neither meaningful reward for success nor penalty
for failure. Read the details in the following Fight Aging! Demonstrably
so; the incentive structure is counterproductive, as decision makers
have neither meaningful reward for success nor penalty for failure.

Click here to see how easy it is.
All these do is slow the rate at which age-related damage accumulates,
something that decreases in utility the later in our lives it starts.

It provided a healthy diet, fresh vegetables, fish, soy, and grains,
although none was ever a big eater. I don't want to see healthy life
extension left on the sidelines when progress is so clearly possible
with greater public support and research funding; if you feel that way
too, then donate! The stem cells were able to generate all the cell
types of body, including nerve cells, bone, and beating heart.

Activism and advocacy.

Researchers "have been able to get mouse brain cells to duplicate in a
lab dish for the first time, increasing the odds that they may one day
be able to do the same with human cells. " We should turn this basic
concept around and ask ourselves how much more economic growth could we
experience if healthy life spans were greatly extended?
" Digging into past material at Fight Aging! Demonstrably so; the
incentive structure is counterproductive, as decision makers have
neither meaningful reward for success nor penalty for failure.
php"Rather than fixing mitochondrial mutations, we can obviate them.
but we have no produce, no technologies capable of meaningful healthy
life extension, let alone radical life extension, nor the ready
infrastructure to research and build these technologies.

The speed and control it offers means that our method could one day be
used to produce implant tissue at the bedside or in the operating
theatre.
His research will focus in particular on embryonic stem cells,
determining how stem cells maintain themselves, and how they become
specialised into the different cell types of the body. This is what we
face if we fail to make that radical change in funding priorities for
medical science.
" Tests of first generation gene therapies for arthritis have already
taken place; the next generation should be much more effectively
targeted and efficient.

So this might be due to the fact that these people have less klotho.

Recursively self-improving general artificial intelligence will develop,
and then life will really get interesting very quickly.

Why did efforts to build the cart succeed and prosper, while efforts to
build a sufficient research infrastructure failed? Where are the
research and funding communities for healthy life extension capable of
matching cancer science dollar for dollar?

" I've mentioned these sorts of adventurous stem cell "therapies" before
at Fight Aging!

"From the state of the field today, it looks like the next ten years
should certainly be interesting. What have you done recently to help
ensure that healthy life extension research produces significant results
in time to help us all? One of the most striking findings was how it
affected function in the area of the brain that creates everyday working
memory. " Based on this and other research, the storage of all these
traditionally discarded materials sounds like a good plan. " This
shouldn't be taken as a prediction - it should be taken as a warning.
DISCUSSIONThe highlights and headlines from the past week follow below.
the question is not whether these things will happen, but rather when
they will happen - and more importantly, are we going to be alive and in
good health to see this wondrous future?