Re: Where is the 140 Year Old Man?

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How will the glycated tissue be resorbed? It seems to me that's a large issue, circulation and all. Not that removing it would extend life, but if it can't be resorbed, aging can't be reversed?

Regards.

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From: Warren

Sent: Friday, October 31, 2003 1:10 PM

Subject: [ ] Where is the 140 Year Old Man?

Dr. Walford's projections might have been optimisticabout the 140 year old man... But maybe not so,with medicine and CR science advancing so fast.The field of CR lab experimentation in the search for CR mimetic medicines is a hot field of research,especially with gene chip technology, where we now have a way to measure CR analytically (with numbers) in the lab by using the gene expression profiles shown in the discoveries of Dr. Spindler.His most important discovery: "Age reversal", and howit applies even to the very elderly! Your genes willreverse their genetic programming (reprogram themselvesautomatically) when you begin CR. It will happen SOON -- almost immediately -- and it doesn't take years and years. As you start advancing into the CR state, your body cells, as controlled by the programming of your genes in those cells, will start to manufacture proteins characteristic of a younger person -- truly a remarkablediscovery of "genetic age reversal and reprogramming" --when you begin and then maintain the CR state.-- Warren

[Guest guest]

Hi Warren:

The article I referred to in post 8167 ......... " Demography of

Dietary Restriction and Death in Drosophila "

in the 19 September 2003 issue of SCIENCE very much supports your

view that the changes occur rapidly, even when initiating CR at quite

advanced ages. Very well worth reading if you can find a copy.

Rodney.

> Hello Rodney and Peg and CR ALL,

>

> Not only are there none of the 140 year old Okinawans ...

> There is not a single confirmed and documented

> case of a person who has ever lived to age 140

> in the history of the world. That is out of billions

> and billions of people. There are some 6 billion

> total on the planet now.

>

> One billion = 10**9 = 1,000,000,000

>

> Not even one anomaly or outlier person... ever.

>

> The human lifespan now (age of the highest decile) is

> probably something like age 90, with a max at 120.

> This has been the conclusion long ago on the other

> list where everybody assumes you already know it.

>

> Dr. Walford's projections might have been optimistic

> about the 140 year old man... But maybe not so,

> with medicine and CR science advancing so fast.

> The field of CR lab experimentation in the search

> for CR mimetic medicines is a hot field of research,

> especially with gene chip technology, where we now

> have a way to measure CR analytically (with numbers)

> in the lab by using the gene expression profiles

> shown in the discoveries of Dr. Spindler.

>

> His most important discovery: " Age reversal " , and how

> it applies even to the very elderly! Your genes will

> reverse their genetic programming (reprogram themselves

> automatically) when you begin CR. It will happen

> SOON -- almost immediately -- and it doesn't take years

> and years. As you start advancing into the CR state,

> your body cells, as controlled by the programming of

> your genes in those cells, will start to manufacture proteins

> characteristic of a younger person -- truly a remarkable

> discovery of " genetic age reversal and reprogramming " --

> when you begin and then maintain the CR state.

>

> Life Extension Foundation (LEF) has officially encouraged

> all its members who can safely do so, to reduce calorie

> intake (loose weight). It is the only proven anti-aging

> intervention. LEF even stated that taking health supplements

> is secondary in importance to reducing calorie intake.

> Amazing, since supplements are their major source of income.

>

> This official statement from LEF came shortly after

> Dr. Spindler's discoveries about " age reversal " , and how

> those favorable results were achieved rapidly and were

> applicable to even the very elderly.

>

> -- Warren

> ================================ ========================

> On 30 Oct 2003, Rodney writes:

>

> Hi Peg:

>

> Aha. So I will try find a detailed list of exactly what

> the restricted and non-restricted animals are eating,

> in 'known to be successful' experiments.

>

> I remain curious about the lack of occasional 140 year

> old Okinawans!

>

> Rodney.