someting more about Elixxir

[Guest guest]

The writing style of the man's manifesto is something that is open to

discussion. It is full of demagogic stuff that nevertheless hasn't

left mortofobes like me untouched. with him I agree upon most of his

statements. The hubris he exhibits in his work should rather be

ascribed to the man's mutinousness against death than to arrogance.

One thing you all will agree with me upon is: If he is 42 years old

(No one looks that boyish at that age even if you possess the

strongest longevity genes in the world) and if that's the result of

his practising CR for a quarter of a century, he is a CR monument and

Dr Walford would have the ultimate proof that CR works in humans.

Jef

What was Dr Walford skeptical about regarding Elixxir?

[Guest guest]

.... and I've seen superman fly.

Can you give us some links to his pics, so that we can try to asses for

ourselves how much makeup and " touching " he uses in his pics?

You do mean a boyish face right? Because CR will obviously give you a

boyish body.

M.

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From: nutrinaut [mailto:neologisticscald@...]

Sent: Tuesday, April 08, 2003 3:06 PM

Subject: [ ] someting more about Elixxir

The writing style of the man's manifesto is something that is open to

discussion. It is full of demagogic stuff that nevertheless hasn't

left mortofobes like me untouched. with him I agree upon most of his

statements. The hubris he exhibits in his work should rather be

ascribed to the man's mutinousness against death than to arrogance.

One thing you all will agree with me upon is: If he is 42 years old

(No one looks that boyish at that age even if you possess the

strongest longevity genes in the world) and if that's the result of

his practising CR for a quarter of a century, he is a CR monument and

Dr Walford would have the ultimate proof that CR works in humans.

Jef

What was Dr Walford skeptical about regarding Elixxir?

[Guest guest]

Exactly the same as what you were skeptical about. IF..........

on 4/8/2003 6:06 PM, nutrinaut at neologisticscald@... wrote:

> One thing you all will agree with me upon is: If he is 42 years old

> (No one looks that boyish at that age even if you possess the

> strongest longevity genes in the world) and if that's the result of

> his practising CR for a quarter of a century, he is a CR monument and

> Dr Walford would have the ultimate proof that CR works in humans.

> Jef

>

> What was Dr Walford skeptical about regarding Elixxir?