Longevity

@bala41288 · 1 year ago

Longevity is an excellent thing. Our ancient scriptures in India say that people lived more than 100 years easily about 2000 years ago. There was evidence that Kings were very strong and were able to...

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@H3ruvim78 · 2 years ago

Time and time again, on the new blockchain - Day 77

Motto: “The greatest obstacle to living is expectancy, which hangs upon tomorrow and loses today… The whole future lies in uncertainty: live immediately.” Seneca Yes, this is right. By thinking too...

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@Rhoma · 2 years ago

Quality is Remembered Long After The Price is Forgotten

Improved quality advances a business’ competitive advantage. It doesn't solely focus on the profits and just once of a transaction with its customers, rather they guarantee the prime quality of merch...

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@H3ruvim78 · 3 years ago

Writting for a week - Day 1 (Portfolio and Philosophy)

I am trying something new. I was inspired by @tarazkp and his daily writing, so for now I am starting small, and I want to write every day for a week. I do not know how easy or hard it is, but I am...

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@CryptoMax · 3 years ago

How to SCIENTIFICALLY Live Longer: The Only 3 Proven Ways to Stop Aging!

How to SCIENTIFICALLY Live Longer: The Only 3 Proven Ways to Stop Aging! This title isn’t clickbait and it surely isn’t one of those fluff articles that recommend you exercise or eat this or that to...

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@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

Telomeres, Rate of Living, Hormesis & Ageing

The Telomere Hypothesis of Ageing, The Rate-of-Living Hypothesis, Hormesis... this is the second article in my series of 2 about the ageing process. The first was Ageing & Death, Inevitable or Not? ....

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@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

Ageing & Death, Inevitable or Not?

Ageing and the cause of death. Monamine oxidase, a death system? Natural death, does it exist? Are death systems reasonable? We will discuss these and related questions in 2 articles, of which this i...

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@Pantera · 3 years ago

Longevity Market - Invest in Modern Biotechnology

Longevity is the extension of the duration of life expectancy. With the current technological and medical progress, we expect the average lifespan to keep extending at a higher rate. Anti-aging is...

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@MichaelTen · 3 years ago

Fable of the Dragon Tyrant, Vitalik Buterin, Twitter, and SENS Research Foundation

Greetings. Vitalik links to Fable of the Dragon Tyrant directly in his Twitter profile it seems. Awesome! that fable has a moral that can relate to aging/healthspan potentially. https://www.nickbostr...

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@H3ruvim78 · 3 years ago

Immortality stories - Alpha-ketoglutarate (AKG)

This one started as a dietary supplement used by bodibuilders, of course, as they are the ones opening the way to all the needs experimenting, with or without much care about consequences. AKG is a ch...

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@Heruvim78 · 3 years ago

The risk to lose your mind - some important notes about Alzheimer

Did you know that Alzheimer's disease is in fact not one but a group of three diseases. Type one (inflammation type) is characterized by loss of ability to store new information, but the long term me...

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@Heruvim78 · 3 years ago

Reducing the abdominal fat efficiently - your pathway to six-pack abs

Some time ago we might have accepted a beer belly as an inevitable fact of aging. But we’ve now been put on notice that as our waistlines grow, so do our health risks. Abdominal, or visceral, fat is o...

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@Heruvim78 · 3 years ago

Microbiota - real life applications

This is the last post of the microbiota series! There are application in the food industry. Prebiotic fibers and probiotic organisms are added to infant nutrition to modulate microbiota. Lately the...

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@Heruvim78 · 3 years ago

Microbiota - Gluten free needs and the Inflammatory Bowel Disease

IBD is a group of conditions in which the colon and/or the small intestine becomes inflamed. Crohn’s disease and ulcerative diseases are the two main types of Inflammatory Bowel Disease. In Crohn’s d...

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@Heruvim78 · 3 years ago

Microbiota - Next gen probiotics

This next generation probiotics can be helpful in new personalised therapies. They are made from microorganisms used to improve health, you can found them in foods and supplements. The ones sold today...

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@Heruvim78 · 3 years ago

Microbiota - the faecal transplant benefits

The faecal transplant os a very good tool to prove a causative role of our gut microbiome in curing different diseases. Because of this reason, the interest in faecal microbiota transplant is rising....

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@Heruvim78 · 3 years ago

Microbiota - An approach to personalized nutrition

Everyone knows that we should eat more fibers and less saturated fats, but personalized nutrition is more than that. We are talking about choosing the healthy nutrition that it is different for differ...

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@Heruvim78 · 3 years ago

Microbiota - About synbiotics

Synbiotics are a mixture of probiotics and prebiotics that beneficially affect the host. By combining these tow in a food product, this will lead to a better chance of survival and activity of microb...

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@Heruvim78 · 3 years ago

Microbiota - Probiotics: what are these ?

Probiotics were originally introduced as the opposite of antibiotics, living microorganisms consumed to restore the microbiota that we lost after antibiotic treatments. A probiotic is a living microo...

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@Heruvim78 · 3 years ago

Microbiota - a quick word about prebiotics

What are the prebiotics, you would ask? They are fibres stimulating the microbial growth in the gut, when eaten, improving the gut health. These fibres can escape digestion in the small intestine, bu...

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@Heruvim78 · 3 years ago

Microbiota - diagnosis and microbial therapies

We all should know that regarding us and our microbes, we work together to harvest the maximum of energy from our food and to fight against pathogens. But which is the best way to keep our microbiota...

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@Heruvim78 · 3 years ago

Microbiota - About being underweight and undernutrition

The term malnutrition refers to deficiencies, excesses or imbalances in a person intake or nutrients and energy and addresses to three groups of conditions: 1. Undernutrition 2. Micronutrient re...

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@Heruvim78 · 3 years ago

Microbiota and its role in becoming overweight

Our gut bacteria can be partially blamed for being overweight or obese. There is a causal link between the microbiota and obesity, driven in combination with overnutrition and drastic lifestyle chang...

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@Heruvim78 · 3 years ago

Microbiota - humans and animal intestinal flora similarities

There are clear differences between the genomes and diets of different species. Is there some evolutionary relationship of animal microbiota? There is indeed a definite difference between the genome...

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@Heruvim78 · 3 years ago

Microbiota - relationship between diet and genes (twins and siblings)

Your genetic makeup is an important factor determining what your microbiota looks like. Let’s explore the close relationship between diet and genes. The example used is the one of two twins, whom...

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@Heruvim78 · 3 years ago

Microbiota - Communities and similarities

The human gut microbiota is different in all the humans being worldwide, so your microbiota is like your personal fingerprint. However, there are many similarities between different microbiota, and...

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@Heruvim78 · 3 years ago

Microbiota - About dietary types

Today we will talk today about dietary habits. We all know that our diet determine what our microbiota can feed off. So, knowing this, we can change our microbiota changing our diet. How can we do...

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@Heruvim78 · 3 years ago

Microbiota - what happen inside of us

The food that you consume is the one feeding your microbiome. Everything that cannot be digested by yourself it is used by your microbiome, which will transform all these indigestible components into...

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@Heruvim78 · 3 years ago

Microbiota - what happen as you get old?

When you age, your microbiota ages with you. Most significant changes in adult microbiota are caused by diet and medicine. After age of 65 hormone regulation changes, impacting energy levels, changin...

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@Heruvim78 · 3 years ago

Microbiota - the antibiotics and the damage sustained after using it

Antibiotics are lifesaving in many cases. But for microbiota development antibiotics are a big threat. The transmission of microbiota from mother to infant provides the child with beneficial microbes...

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