Before following in Angelina Jolie's bra cups women should look at natural ways of preventing and treating breast cancer. A hundred years ago, cancer was an anomaly. Today it is common. Why? Because of chemicals in the environment and food supply. Eating a healthful diet low in sugar and avoiding chemicals, especially pesticides, are good steps...
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there are various physics effects that have to do with the release of energy consider the possibility of considering cryohardening along a continuum with phosphorescence online at least one person suggests cryohardening is the result of a crystal lattice being able to radiate out vibrations that would ordinarily...
there are various physics effects that have to do with the release of energy consider the possibility of considering cryohardening along a continuum with phosphorescence online at least one person suggests cryohardening is the result of a crystal lattice being able to radiate out vibrations that would ordinarily...
From: Can We Get Straight Information About Telomerase Inducers?
Posted by
jamesagreen
in jamesagreen's Blog,
25 April 2013 -
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Another exciting telomerase activator that is easy to get and promising is milk...
Declaration of Universal Mind. CODE OF LIFE.
Posted by
Declarationist
in Declarationist's Blog,
01 April 2013 -
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368 views
primary declaration, mantra and 2 more...
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Healtho* Reader! I sincerely wish you good Health and Eternal Life! You see this words and therefore You stand on the Right track. I'm just a Man like any striving for Life, but one of the few people set out to cheat death. I believed in the best, believed in Eternal Life. But Man is weak and needs to Know to have the Flawless Faith. So My...
Public service, ashwagandha and oxygen
Posted by
nootrope
in nootrope's Blog,
13 January 2013 -
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A bit of a public service announcement: Our interest in life extension here is mostly an individual thing or an interest in advancing the frontiers. Progress also needs to be made in making more widely available medical and nutritional advances to developing countries. For example, this charity came to my...
Top Ten Non-Profits Straight Out of Science Fiction?
Posted by
thughes
in Focus on this dot here --> .,
13 December 2012 -
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Well OK then! If we are sharing space with Bill Nye it can't be all bad!
Which reminds me, must go rejoin the planetary society because Bill Nye.
http://www.toptenz.n...nce-fiction.php
Which reminds me, must go rejoin the planetary society because Bill Nye.
http://www.toptenz.n...nce-fiction.php
Greetings,
Dey
1 way of attaining permanent infinite health!
Posted by
Infilliono
in RickCampos' Blog,
28 September 2012 -
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immortality eeg biofeedback
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So here's my idea for improving health basically infinitely. EEG machines if you dont know what they are (Electro Encephalograms) detect your brainwaves and record them on a computer or on paper. My theory is that the body is kind of like a computer controlled by the brain. Every aspect of it including general health is controlled by the brain. The...
Facebook Poll - Which Method of Life Extension?
Posted by
Lee Robinson Petzer
in Methuselah´s Musings,
07 December 2011 -
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Poll, Life Extension, Anti-Aging
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Fours months ago we posed a question on the Longecity Facebook Page: Which Method of Life Extension are you most Interested in? We provided a list of options and a spot for feedback if there was an alternate opinion. 76 People responded with the following results:
Which Method of Life Extension are you most...
Which Method of Life Extension are you most...
Hi All,
I am getting cracking on a book that has been in gestation for approximately 5 years; the general idea is to provide the everyman with an everyman's recounting of mental journey that led to appreciating the broadest concepts of this forum and others. Just hitting the 10k mark in word count, but can probably progress first draft relatively quickly...
I am getting cracking on a book that has been in gestation for approximately 5 years; the general idea is to provide the everyman with an everyman's recounting of mental journey that led to appreciating the broadest concepts of this forum and others. Just hitting the 10k mark in word count, but can probably progress first draft relatively quickly...
Nationalism and Identity: The Case of Ireland
Posted by
Rational Madman
in Rol82's Blog,
01 August 2011 -
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Although my philosophical orientation would generally make me skeptical of nationalist movements, I've had an abiding interest in the Irish struggle that defies this orientation. Regardless of my philosophy, though, there is a part of me that sympathizes strongly with some nationalist movements, because I think the structure of the international...
Some Thoughts: part 2
Posted by
JediMasterLucia
in Jedi Master Lucia's Blog,
14 January 2011 -
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390 views
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Today I had a funeral again. This time it was one of our clergyman's. He got dementia a few years ago and now he is dead.
The service in church was focused on life after death. I can understand that it gives people comfort. I believe the same, but somehow it makes me feel angry too.
In this world he is gone.
I saw him change from a man full...
The service in church was focused on life after death. I can understand that it gives people comfort. I believe the same, but somehow it makes me feel angry too.
In this world he is gone.
I saw him change from a man full...
The Horrors of Aging pt. II
Posted by
N.T.M.
in The Blight of Human Aging,
12 January 2011 -
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In my previous blog post I wrote that our problem of human aging can be best addressed if we assume the perspective of an engineer, understanding that the human body is really analogous to a machine. Still, though, I must take a moment to add that the approach that follows is only one of several viable possibilities, all of which will be explained later....
If your lost in a blizzard and you know there arent any towns for hundreds of miles in all directions, then you dont know that you can get to safety, but you do know that you have try to get to safety, you do have to go if you are going to get to safety.

Its the same thing with indefinite...

Its the same thing with indefinite...
Cholinergic Mechanisms of ALCAR
Posted by
chrono
in Enhancing Awareness,
26 August 2010 -
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nootropics, choline, piracetam and 2 more...
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ALCAR is a quintessential nootropic: an endogenous amino acid already present in the body and brain, it enhances cognition, protects against damage, and prevents or ameliorates many of the undesirable changes to the brain that occur as we age. As such, it is tolerated well by most, and combines nicely with most other nootropics. This review will focus on...
This really isn’t a joke and I shouldn’t brush it off as such. The only way I’ve been able to deal with it is to laugh about it or to run in fear from it. Now I am accepting and understanding it, wondering if it is something to be embraced or to be stopped. And then I know that my individuality is next to meaningless to...
Networking for Life Extension
Posted by
Shannon Vyff
in Shannon Vyff's Blog,
21 June 2010 -
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I encourage people to start local groups, meet up with other people interested in and working for extreme life extension. Leadership of different organizations can share more information when they meet up live-time by video chat, or in person. Currently as a board member of Immortality Institute and the Venturists (http://www.venturist.info/) I had a great...
In June of 2009 the Institute offered an $8,000 matching grant to support Nason Schooler's research into laser ablation of lipofuscin to be conducted at the SENS Foundation research Center. By August 17th $10,077.80 was raised, therefore the Institute was able to fund the proposed research with $18,077.80
In addition, all research funds...
In addition, all research funds...
I have a severe learning disability(ex.dyslexia), my verbal memory is severely compromised. It has made reading,writing, learning in general brutal, but not impossible. I did graduate from university many years ago. I've always followed new research and developments regarding new pharaceuticals and technologies regarding treatments for the brain. ...
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