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This:

https://www.lifespan.io/news/apheresis- ... el-conboy/

makes clear that cellular reprogramming is the basis of this recent "blood factor" work.

I believe that invovo cellular reprogramming is the actual mechanism of rejuveation in both of these "blood factor" experiments. I see this as a crude method of inducing such reprogramming. Better methods of cellular reprogramming will naturally have more dramatic effect.

I think you're right that White may not have fully tested his Q-thruster concept. I know at the time NASA gave him money and specifically told him to focus on the warp interferometry experiments, both of which resulted in null results as far as I recollect. I do know that Paul March has worked with ...

Dr. White did two sets of experiments based on his theory starting about 10 years ago. The first set produced null results within the sensitivity of his interferometer measurement setup that was deemed necessary by his theory. He then increased the measurement sensitivity of his interferometry by a ...

I think what you're referring to is the "Tik Tak" UFO. Jakc Sarfatti has been making his presence known on the Woodward email list claiming that metamaterials (slow light speed in the material medium itself) can generate the effects that allow for this device to run. Needless to say, Woodward (and m...

I personally know the guy behind this (I've known him for 30 years). He did this because he came up with a way to regenerate his thymus gland. This is definitely useful work and we definitely need to regenerate our thymus glands. However, we need to regenerate our lymphatic system as well in order f...

The best stem cell therapies are without the stem cells (e.g. cellular reprogramming). That's why its better to wait another 5 years, if possible, rather than doing stem cell treatments that may or may not work.

That's the point. The epigenetic changes are clearly the cause of all of the aging based dysfunction. That's why if someone comes up with a workable cellular reprogramming protocol that both works and is safe, I will most certainly do it. In the meantime, there is mitochondrial related stuff as well...

This is the cellular reprogramming that has been showing up on all of the life extension blogs in the last year or so. I think it works although I think this guy's rats died because he took it too far. If you de-differentiate the cells too much, they no longer have the regulatory factors to tell the...

I don't know about the compound mentioned in the article. I just read elsewhere it's an mTOR thing, like Rapamycin. I think this is one of the weaker pathways to life extension. Senolytics is better. I have tried two senolytic rounds to varying effect. I can tell you the advances are (finally) start...

Of course. Leftism, as an ideology is not about value creation. It about taking value from those who create it and giving it to those who do not. In other words, its pure parasitism. Having said that, there are two ways around the problem of not making it due to cost. The first is DIY approaches wit...

How about that. Doggie gene therapy.

I think Bill Andrews is right that telomere elongation in and of itself will not increase cancer rates. However, I think there will be other problems with it. As I said before, telomere shortening is part of the authphagy process of how the body rids itself of dysfunctional cells and, thus, enabling...

I am not an advocate of telomere elongation as a method of anti-aging life extension. In fact, I think its the wrong course of action. I think artifical telomere elongation will create more problems down the road. Telomere shortening is part of apoptosis which, in turn, is a part of autophagic proce...

This is not your typical laser fusion setup. These guys are using CPA lasers. CPA lasers are of the very short pulses generated by a method similar to that of the Wakefield technique used in those "table-top" particle accelerators that have recently been developed. So this might have a chance of wor...