Longevity

... live in unnatural air conditioned environments, and their recreation is mostly highly unnatural. The end result is a degree of good health and longevity that is unmatched by any time in history or pre-history. Not perfect - we get some undesirable side effects such as obesity. However, even ...

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... what clues does this have for our knowledge of the nervous system? Golden ratio.. 1.61 does this number yield clues into nerves, healing, and longevity?

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... around the age of 5. She ate only dry dog food from Pedigree. And she was a small breed of dog. I'm not sure if those factors helped with her longevity. She was a happy, healthy, and active dog until about a year before she drowned. Then she became tired, and only liked walking instead of ...

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... that kill them before 40. Then for their children, the limit would be raised for few years for every generation, so again the people with good longevity genes, and especially no cancer genes activating before that age would be selected. This way you could slowly select the individuals that ...

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... S.N. Austad and T.B.L. Kirkwood 5. An Overview of the Biology of Aging: A Human Perspective G.M. Martin and C.E. Finch 6. p53, Cancer, and Longevity L.A. Donehower and A.J. Levine 7. Aging Processes in Caenorhabditis elegans H.A. Tissenbaum and T.E. Johnson 8. Cellular Senescence: A Link ...

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