Subject: In this case, the freedom of research, a subset of the vital freedom to own and do as you wish with property - and the only way forward to better our health and longevity.

From: "Phil" <[email-masked]>
Date: Sun, 18 Mar 2007 18:46:37 +0100

This reinforces the need for basic research directed at understanding the fundamental biology of human embryonic stem cells before therapeutic uses can be considered. Yet, approximately one-third of persons age 65 or older have not engaged in any leisure-time physical activity within the past month.
phpWe can achieve this goal - and if we want everyone we know to live much longer, healthier lives, we must step up and take action.
" And yet people go along with it, making it easier for the next bureaucrat to invade their lives and steal freedoms.
The tissue engineering method used in this study involved isolating cells from healthy cartilage removed during surgery from 23 patients with an average age of 36 years. " A patent is on the way; Delta G's cancer science overview makes for interesting reading: "Delta G takes a new approach. They also have reduced rates of disability, better mental health and cognitive function, and lower health costs. It only appears during the course of disease, and seems to cause adverse effects on blood sugar levels and fatty acid metabolism.
Researchers are examining the role of JNK in many diseases because it regulates the expression of genes involved in programmed cell death, tumor genesis, and other stress responses.
"Replacing progranulin is the obvious therapeutic approach . I think genes that modulate risk for heart disease will be very important.
The right word is 'overwhelming. But it's going to be a slow process.
Children with HGPS have a mutation in one of the proteins of the lamina shell. Something is being undermined. " There are those who see this sort of metabolic research as a dead-end: interesting and useful within its range, but not likely to produce ongoing significant healthy life extension.
After contacting many government officials, I discovered that this law was created by one bureaucrat and everyone else just went along with it.
No serious biologist would consider pursuing research on aging.
I'm sure by now you're all aware of the benefits of calorie restriction for the future of your healthy longevity. " Her prediction is in much the same ballpark as the Longevity Dividend proposals - in line with what one would expect from tinkering with metabolism in the near term.
on the topic of tissue engineered cartilage with possible application to repair age-damaged joints: "engineered cartilage tissue can grow and mature when implanted into patients with a knee injury. You don't have to let the lower regions of your brain - comfort now, and to hell with later - rule your life and by doing so cut it short. The researchers then manipulated those signals so the heart could work to regenerate itself. Either way, your cells will suffer. there is no chance that such a therapy would cause cancer in the brain or spinal cord. A second conclusion is that there was merit on both sides, since the panel were certainly not convinced that SENS would succeed. We don't know what aging is; we don't know why it causes disease and don't yet know how to intervene. Forward it on, or post a copy to your favorite online communities.