October
20
Category: Fighting Aging
Top aging scientists are having an important conference at Manhattan Beach next month to talk about how getting old and dying will be “obsolete” by 2029. The most viable technologies to achieve this, says the press release, will be nanotechnology, gene therapy, and organ regrowth and transplantation.
Source
February
13
Category: Cancer Cure, Exercise
Taking exercise can cut the risk of the most common kind of bowel cancer by a quarter, research suggests.
US scientists, who reviewed 52 previous studies, calculated the most active people are 24% less likely to develop colon cancer than the least active.
Colon cancer is the most common form of bowel cancer, a disease which affects [...]
January
15
Category: Fighting Aging, Living Well
Scientists have known for a long time that rats, mice, and worms that eat very little live longer than those that eat normal diets. Now, the results of research on humans are starting to emerge. It may take decades to prove that people who carefully regulate their calories and eating patterns extend their life span, [...]
December
6
Category: Exercise, Fighting Aging
These are tried and tested methods of how to do what usually is an hour of burning calories in 20 minutes: these really effective and fast workouts blast the fat and keep you toned well and healthy.
• Choose any cardio workout you like (run, swim, stat bike). Warm up moderately for 2 minutes, then sprint [...]
December
6
Category: Exercise, Fighting Aging
Using only your couch, here’s a highly effective way to develop a six-pack abs in six minutes.
November
30
Category: Fighting Aging, Resveratrol
Researchers from the Harvard Medical School have discovered that even a small molecule of resveratrol almost “amazingly” reversed the effects of a high-calorie diet in mice — down to the genetic level. This means resveratrol has a significant positive impact on diabetes, heart disease, and other diseases related to obesity.
This is the first time that [...]