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Get to know those little buggers in your (aging) gut
The next time you poop, take a moment to realize that you have become more human by doing so. Sure, you have gotten rid of some smelly ‘uncivilized’ stuff, but at the same time, a large amount of little buggers have … Continue reading
Posted in All blogs, Healthy lifespan
Tagged Lifestyle recommendations, Nutrition
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Exclusive interview with Met Formin
We were lucky enough to get an exclusive interview with the world famous Met Formin, anti-aging expert. Peer inside the head that’s changing the world, and who you just might find sitting in your own house one day.
Posted in All blogs, Biomedical science
Tagged Interviews, Medicine
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Your age… or so you think
Check the date: Aging is traditionally measured in terms of months and years. Makes sense, considering that we all are checking our calendars and celebrating birthdays. Personally though, I always preferred the idea of measuring aging with ‘Chapters’, and that I might … Continue reading
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Tagged Lifestyle recommendations, Mind-body-link
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Evolution and the limits of lifespans
Why does a human live longer than a mouse? And why does the bowhead whale live longer than a human? And, as recently discovered1, why can the Greenland shark live around 400 years, beating the bowhead whale? The answer, as … Continue reading
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Why we should develop medicines that target aging itself
The answer is pretty simple, and I’ll try to outline it in just a few steps. 1) If we go to the CDC website (centers for disease control and prevention) and download death counts for the top 15 causes of death, … Continue reading
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Tagged Medicine
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OLDY
You, what will happen to you, and what you can do about what will happen to you. Here it is! I call this the “Organized Lifespan-terms Diagram of You” (OLDY) network, with subtitle: “you, what will happen to you, and what … Continue reading