According to the researchers, metformin works on the ‘longevity gene’ SIRT1 to protect the user’s vascular system against deterioration caused by glucose toxicity.
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Wednesday, June 5, 2019
Holy Quran secrets of perpetual youth with wine:
https://t.co/Y8iMZ9Piuk#PublicOption none can afford to die.
— ExistingBlockchain.com (@centisatoshi) June 5, 2019
=#PrivateOption GLOBAL Biz!
Primary role of goverment is the #health & #longevity of its people = Dream: "#Greencards OR Else"
only my Holy Quran says:
wine with
- #Kafur (#Camphor)
- #Zanjabil
- #Salsabil
- #Tasnim pic.twitter.com/JYJmj3BElP
Monday, April 1, 2019
Obamacare Uh you were paying over $1000 household/every month for what used to be free
The cost of ObamaCare is far too high for our great citizens. The deductibles, in many cases way over $7000, make it almost worthless or unusable. Good things are going to happen! @SenRickScott @senatemajldr @SenJohnBarrasso @SenBillCassidy
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 1, 2019
Wednesday, January 23, 2019
CRUSTACEANS Not Lesser Animals
Dream: Is that PH 7?
The tiny freshwater crustacean Daphnia pulex (water flea) has approximately 31,000 genes & thus carries the most genetic information of any known animal. By comparison, humans have only about 23,000 genes. Hermit crabs have 254 chromosomes, compared to 23 in humans.
— Doctor of Healthfulness, not of Disease (@AyurvedaKampo) April 29, 2018
Thursday, January 10, 2019
'You are a Crypto Investor'
New article well worth a read: https://t.co/WDZP179LRu https://t.co/WDZP179LRu
— Aubrey de Grey (@aubreydegrey) December 20, 2018
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Proud to announce the release of the Encyclopedia of Biomedical Gerontology, edited by professor Suresh Rattan. #gerontology, #aginghttps://t.co/fLsaMqQJxW
Go Daphnia! Does genome size matter? this water flea has 8000 more genes than human http://bit.ly/hYpD2H #genome
— Juliana A (@Symbiologica) February 4, 2011In 1900 the average lifespan in the US was 47.
— Quirky Facts (@QuirkFacts) February 22, 2015
Regardless whether you put #aging out of your mind or not you're going to continue to age until it becomes a problem. Instead of putting it out of your mind until the problem's at your doorstep why not try to reverse it? Indeed biogerontology & biomedical gerontology are on it.
— Zena O'Brien #GeneralStrike (@ZenaMOBrien) January 10, 2019
pic.twitter.com/KHwpVKfIt9— Elsevier Major Reference Works (@ElsevierMRW) December 9, 2019