The Cause of Aging
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This is a very complex question, whose answer certainly depends on which theory or theories of aging one subscribes to. Extant theories of aging, whether they are of the Neuro-Endocrine, Free-Radical, Mitochondrial-Decline, Cross-Linking, DNA-Genetic extraction, or whatever else, have different starting points and trace different pathways. Hence, there are probably multiple answers.
bioman
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Yep, agree with SM..there's no real definitive answer on this one IMO. Thousands of variables compounding tens of thousands more to the point where one could never truly say "Yep, that's the ONE!"
Research on telomeres is quite compelling, however I'm not totally convinced that this one factor is the magic bullet to end aging as some believe. It holds real potential though.
Research on telomeres is quite compelling, however I'm not totally convinced that this one factor is the magic bullet to end aging as some believe. It holds real potential though.
The Matrix
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Let me break it down you to simple terms
50 % (lifestyle, nutritoinal imbalnaces, emotional stress,improper sleep, poor stress management)
30% (genetics)
20% hormonal imbalances
I presented to this information to seminars that I have gave with several dr's and they could not agree more...
As you can see 70% of the variables we can control
Right now I am working to possible get on board with an NFL team to work as health consultant to keep these million dollar machines well fine tuned and running at optimal level naturally. The package that I am bringing to the table will be like nothing they have ever seen before. If I am successful I will be the first of its kind in the NFL. I am going out to meet a representative for the team and talk to him on friday..